For Bookmark we have terms and definitions in 9 topics. The topics are Ancestors, Computer, Computer Technology, Distance Learning, E-Learning, Internet, Public Speaking, Research and Technology.

Bookmark (Ancestors)

An Internet browser option that permits the saving of web site addresses, making it easy to repeatedly access favorite sites.

Bookmark (Computer)

A feature available in some computer programs, such as gopher and netscape, that enables you to quickly go to an Internet address without having to type the address. A shortcut method to access Internet resources.

Bookmark (Computer Technology)

This refers to method of storing and organizing selected URLs (link) in Netscape Navigator. See also Favorites.

Bookmark (Distance Learning)

A useful way to mark webpages of interest. (In Internet Explorer, called "favorites.")

Bookmark (E-Learning)

A Webpage link stored in a browser for quick and easy retrieval.

Bookmark (Internet)

Local copy of the address of an Internet site that can be used to relocate that Internet site at a later date.

Bookmark (Public Speaking)

A feature in a Web browser that stores links to Web sites so they can be easily revisited.

Bookmark (Research)

(1) A function in a Web browser that allows users to mark frequently visited Web sites for easy accessibility. When a site is bookmarked, the site's URL is added to a list that the user can return to later. (2) A tag used in a Web page that links directly to a part of the Web page.

Bookmark (Technology)

A Bookmark is a way to mark a document's location or specific place in a document for later retrivel. Nearly all Web brousers support a bookmarking feature that lets you save the address (URL) of Web page so that you can easily revisit the page at a later time. Netscape browsers use "Bookmarks"; Microsoft Internet Explorer uses "Favorites".

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