Access to the Internet - – Able to connect to the Internet, Advances in technology - – Progressive forward movement in technology, Back up your files - – To save your data to another device, Become rapidly obsolete - – Quickly become out of date, Computer literate - – Adequate knowledge of a computer, Control remotely - – To control technology from a distance, Downloading from the Internet - – Take data off one computer to another via the internet, Electronic Funds Transfer - – EFT Payment via the Internet, Emerging technology - – Brand new machines and software, Glued to the screen - - Unable or unwilling to leave the digital device, Hacking into the network - – To gain illegal access to the computer, Internet access - – The ability to enter the Internet, Internet of Things - – A network connecting machines in a location so that they can be remotely controlled  , Internet-enabled - – Machines or appliances that have Internet access , Keep a hard copy - – Keep a paper copy, Labour-saving device - – An appliance that saves work, Not rocket science - – It is not very difficult, Online piracy - – The downloading of licenced media without payment , Re-install the programs - – To put computer programs back onto the computer, Shop online - – Shop via the Internet, Shut down - – Turn the computer off, Social media networks - – Online platforms for communication between people and organisations , State-of-the-art technology - – The best technology available, Surfing the web other - – To move from one site to another on the internet, To crash - – To stop working suddenly, To Log in - – To sign onto the computer, To upgrade your computer system - – To get a larger, quicker or more modern computer, Wireless hotspots - – A location where the Internet is available,

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