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M M-learning (mobile learning): Learning that takes place via such wireless devices as cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), or laptop computers. www.tartoos.com Markup: Text or codes added to a document to convey information about it. Usually used to formulate a document's layout or create links to other documents or information servers. HTML is a common form of markup. MB (megabyte): 1,048,576 bytes, often generically applied to 1,000,000 bytes as well. Mbps (megabits per second): A measurement of data transmission speed in a communication system; the number of megabits transmitted or received each second. Mbps : megabits per second. MBps would be megabytes per second. Mentoring: A career development process in which less experienced workers are matched with more experienced colleagues for guidance. Mentoring can occur either through formal programs or informally as required and may be delivered in-person or by using various media. Meta data: Information about content that enables it to be stored in and retrieved from a database. www.tartoos.com Metatag: An HTML tag identifying the contents of a Website. Information commonly found in the metatag includes copyright info, key words for search engines, and formatting descriptions of the page. messaging application program interface (MAPI) :An open and comprehensive messaging interface used by programmers to create messaging and workgroup applications-such as electronic mail, scheduling, calendaring, and document management.Microwave: Electromagnetic waves that travel in a straight line and are used to and from satellites and for short distances up to 30 miles. www.tartoos.com Microsoft Internet Explorer browsing software: A suite of Internet software that includes several communication and collaboration tools in addition to the Internet client. Microsoft Management Console (MMC): A general-purpose management display framework for hosting administration tools Microsoft Service for NetWare Directory Services : A service that enables Microsoft Client for NetWare Networks to log into a Novell Directory Services (NDS) tree. Microsoft Systems Management Server : An application used to install and maintain Microsoft Windows 98 on networked computers. MIDI : Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A serial interface standard that allows for the connection of music synthesizers, musical instruments, and computers. The MIDI standard is based partly on hardware and partly on a description of the way in which music and sounds are encoded and communicated between MIDI devices. MIDI stream : A technology used in advanced sound cards to play very complex MIDI sequences with less CPU use. MIME : Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions. A standard that extends SMTP to allow the transmission of such data as video, sound, and binary files via Internet e-mail without translating them into ASCII format. miniport driver : A device-specific kernel-mode driver linked to a Windows NT or WDM port driver, usually implemented as a DLL that provides an interface between the port driver and the system. mobile computing: Computing done by intermittently-connected users who access network resources. model computer:A computer on which all the components needed for other similar computers in your organization have been installed.Modem: A device that enables computers to interact with each other via telephone lines by converting digital signals to analog for transmitting and back to digital for receiving. Modem : A MOdulator/DEModulator. A device that can encode digital signals from a computer into analog signals that can be transmitted over analog lines, and vice versa. www.tartoos.com Modem: The hardware used to establish connections to an ISP over standard telephone lines. The modems chief role is to convert the digital information of computers into analog signals that can be carried over conventional copper phone lines. Modular: E-learning that's made up of standardized units that can be separated from each other and rearranged or reused. modulation : Converting digital signals into analog signals. A modem is a MOdulator/DEModulator. MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group): 1) A high-quality video file format that uses compression to keep file sizes relatively small. 2) The subgroup of the International Organization for Standardization [link to ISO] responsible for setting the standards for this format. www.tartoos.com MPEG : A standard designed by the Motion Pictures Experts Group for video playback of NTSC quality from CD-ROM.MP3: A format for music file compression that enables users to download music over the Internet. MS-CHAP : Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication. Mt. Fuji specification A specific command set used in DVD-ROM drives. multicasting :Transmitting a message to multiple recipients at the same time. A point-to-many networking model in which a packet is sent to a specific address, and only those computers that are set to receive information from this address receive the packet. multihomed system: A computer that is configured with more than one IP address. Multilink: A protocol that enables a computer to establish a dial-up connection using two modems or ISDN devices. multipoint data conferencing: A technology that allows two or more people to share information in real time over the Internet or an intranet.Multicasting: The transmission of information to more than one recipient. For example, sending an email message to a list of people. Teleconferencing and videoconferencing can also use multicasting. Multimedia: Encompasses interactive text, images, sound, and color. Multimedia can be anything from a simple PowerPoint slide slow to a complex interactive simulation. www.tartoos.com
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