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More than ever early childhood administrators are relying on the Internet for information. A key to becoming an exceptional Web “surfer” is getting to know the ins and outs of the Web browser you use. There are several options available and almost all can be downloaded for free. However, you will find many of the functions and features they offer to be very similar. The following includes some essential terms, simple tools, and useful tips to improve your browsing experience.Tech Terms
• Browser: Short for Web browser. Software used to visit and view Web pages. Popular Web browser programs include Apple® Safari™, AOL® Explorer, Microsoft® Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox®, and Netscape®.
• Title Bar: A bar found at the top of the browser window that displays the name of the Web page currently open.
• Address or Location Bar: A text box found towards the top of the browser window used to enter and display Web page addresses.
• Back and Forward Buttons: A set of navigation buttons found towards the top of the browser window that allows the user to move from page to page.
• Homepage: A Web page designated as the starting point when opening a browser. The Home button takes the user ...