The digital divide is defined as the gap that exists between those that use Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on a daily basis (communities, states, countries,…) and those who do not have access to the technology, and those that do have access and do not know how to use it.

A bug is an error or defect in software or hardware that causes a program to function incorrectly. Usually, bugs are caused by software conflicts, particularly when applications attempt to function in tandem.

Information and Communication Technology (ICT), can be used to study, develop, implement, store and distribute information through the use of hardware and software as an information system.

Information technology is also referred to with the acronym ICT and refers to the use of IT resources to store, process and distribute all types of information and educational training processes.

A name that identifies a website and is entered into the Internet browser in order to access it, for example: www.districtedigital.org. If the web address is entered into the browser, the computer will connect to the server or computer at that address that hosts the website.