Keywords

Browser: program that connects each computer to the servers that host the web pages.
Chrome, Firefox and Explorer are three browsers known through the world.

 Content Management System:  publishing tool to generate web content.
WordPress and Joomla are two of the most popular content managment systems.


Hosting: the process used by a webmaster to make a web page available to Internet users.

 File transfer programs (FTP) connect the local computer to the server that provides the hosting.

HTML: language used to create web pages.
 HTML is written with tags inside angle brackets.
 
Publishing Tool: tool that allows users to créate their own content and publish it on the internet without any technical design or programming knowledge.
Wikis are a publishing tool that allows any user to edit the contents.

Server: A computer that hosts web pages and makes them available to the whole network.
A server is a very secure computer.

Source Code: HTML coding of a web page.
The full workings of a page are written into its source code.

Web 2.0: Internet concept where the users are the ones who créate and participate using their own content, images band comments.
Web 2.0 is characterised by the participation of Internet users, who are no longer mere observers of online content.

Webmaster: The person responsible for mantaining a website.
A webmaster saves the files on a server.

Website: A series of webpages linked to each other that can be accesed from a common adresss.
Wikipedia is a very popular website.