My First Technology Dictionary

My First Technology Dictionary 50 Tech Words Made Simple for Kids What does a computer actually do? What is the difference between hardware and software? How does Wi-Fi work? What is a website, an API, a database, or artificial intelligence? My First Technology Dictionary turns big technology words into simple ideas children can understand, remember, and talk about with confidence. Designed for curious young learners, this colorful illustrated guide introduces 50 essential technology terms using short definitions, familiar comparisons, and engaging visual examples. Instead of overwhelming children with technical language, each concept is explained through everyday experiences they already know. A computer becomes a helpful machine that follows instructions. Hardware becomes the physical parts you can touch. Software becomes the instructions that tell the machine what to do. A program becomes a recipe with steps. A folder becomes a place for keeping similar things organized. A database becomes an organized collection of information. The internet becomes a giant network connecting computers around the world. Each term is paired with its own illustration so children can see the idea as well as read about it. Different scenes, objects, and real-world comparisons help make unfamiliar technology feel approachable, memorable, and fun. Inside, young readers will discover words connected to: Computers and devices — computer, hardware, software, programs, apps, files, folders, and storage The internet and web — networks, Wi-Fi, routers, domains, DNS, URLs, websites, browsers, and search engines How apps work — front end, back end, APIs, requests, responses, and databases Coding and problem solving — code, programming languages, algorithms, bugs, debugging, and more Digital safety — passwords, accounts, logins, encryption, firewalls, and security A.I

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