Tracking can refer to: Tracking (education), separating children into different classes according to their academic ability; Tracking, in computer graphics, a vital part of match ...

Tracking (also called ability grouping or streaming) is the practice, in education, of placing students into different groups within a school, based on academic abilities. For ...

In computing, amount of space between text characters. Many word processing and page layout programs allow users to adjust tracking for a wide-spaced or slightly condensed ...

1) The recording of an event. See tracking cookie and e-mail tracker. (2) In desktop publishing, the consistent letterspacing of text. Tracking is used to expand or contract the ...

1) A single song or musical composition on a CD or as a download. See online music store. (2) The metal interconnecting pathways on a chip that tie the transistors, resistors and ...