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- to install a higher version or release of software on a computer system, or to add memory or newer types of equipment to a computer system.
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(Uniform resource locator) - a World Wide Web address composed of several parts including the protocol, the server where the resource resides, the path and the file name of the resource such as: http://www.open-site.org.
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- the people who use technology as a tool to do their jobs. Typically users include instructional staff who provide instruction or do instructional management tasks using technology, and administrative staff who use technology to do the routine and non-routine administrative activities of the organization as efficiently as possible. Students, parents, and community members can also be users. In some cases, "users" are not really users at all; they are staff who wish they had technology to use.
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- computer programs that help to manage, recover, and back up files.
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