Acronyms, and other IT terms related to class.

Here are the seven terms that were asked in class.

1. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) - used to describe the presentation of a document that is written in a mark-up language. It's most common application is to style web pages written in HTML and XHTML, but the language can be applied to any kind of XML document.

2. Flicker - a method for comparing images for different Internet Service Providers on your own Web Browser.

3. Facebook - a social networking site, created in 02/2004 buy Mark Zuckerburg, which was a Harvard Student. Then in 9/2006, anyone older than thirteen years of age can join this online networking. It has about 62 million members and the title of the site refers to the paper facebook application writers to customize the look and the styles of the writer's own page.

4. Media Player - a term used to describe computer software that plays back computer software multimedia files. Most media players support an array of media formats, including audio and video files.

5. Podcast - a collection of digital media files which is distributed over the Internet, often used for encryption fields, for playing back on portable media players and personal computers.

6. MetaData - are data about data. An item of metadata may describe an individual dactum, or current item or a collection of data including multiple content items.

7. Meta Tags - information that is inserted into the "head" area of a web page. The most valuable feature is the ability to control the way search engines are describing a web page.






Reference: Google Wikipedia