This is a list of the origins of computer-related terms or terms used in the computing world (i.e., a list of computer term etymologies). It relates to both computer hardware and computer software.

You can use this form to make a free Jeopardy game. When you are finished, your game is immediately available for online play or downloadable for offline play!

1. Copy the above code and paste into embed widget 'Other Html' box. 2. Put the source of your image where you see 'img src'. In the top photo I used an image in my own wikispace and in the second example I used an image from the internet. Remember to leave the space/showimage if you are using an image from wikispaces. 3. If you are making the second image map (the body) that links to images, you should upload the images you are going to use. 4. Enter your own links - either links to pages as in the first example or links to images as in the second. 5. You now need to enter the co-ordinates. The first example has 2 defined areas, and the second example has 5. You will see they start with 'area shape'. You can make as many as you wish. The co-ordinates are worked out as follows.

Unscrambles TinyURLs so you can see them (helpful if TinyURL is blocked to "protect" you from URL bombs).

FoxyProxy site - this is what the kids are reading and installing on their home PCs. The smart ones, anyway. If you don't advertise a proxy, there's no way to add it to a block list unless you analyze all traffic on your network.

"Augmented Reality" requires the use of a printer, microphone, and webcam.

Thanks to @billyfens for this tip

Geocaching URLs are long - but you can use coord.info to just tack on your GC or TB address to send to people. Pretty cool

Free to use in classrooms, free to reproduce and excerpt (just give Tony credit).

Indexes Twitter "#necc" tags. You must follow @hashtags for your hashtags to be indexed.