|
 Software | Programs, games, and information that tell a computer what to do. |
| CD-Rom | A small rigid disk that stores data or information. |
| Digital Camera | A device that takes photographs that can be downloaded onto a computer and used in projects. |
| Microphone | Equipment that allows the user to insert sound or voice narration into a computer project. |
| CD Burner | A device that stores or burns information on a CD. |
| Hard Drive | The main brain of the computer located in the CPU. |
| Mouse | Hand held tool that allows the user to click selections to send commands to the computer. |
| Headphones | Output device that allows the user to listen to sound on the computer. |
| Network | Two or more computers cabled together allowing them to communicate and share information. |
| Printer | Device that creates a hard, printed copy of one's work from the computer. |
| Keyboard | An input device with keys that allows the user to communicate with the computer. |
| USB Ports | Universal Serial Bus interfaces or plugs. |
| Scanner | A device that allows the user to electronically insert photos, drawings, and pictures from books into a computer project. |
| Monitor | Hardware that displays information from a computer on a screen. |
| Flash Drive | Removable drive that allows user to store and transport information from one computer to another by plugging into USB ports. |
| Hardware | Part of a computer or related equipment that one can physically touch. |