Disk loading

Disk loading is when you put things on a disk so that you can store them and use them later. Just like when you put your toys in a toy box or your clothes in a closet, you can put digital things like pictures, music, and videos on a disk.

A disk is like a small flat circle that you put into a computer or a device that can read it. The computer or device can then open the disk and see what's on it. It's kind of like opening a book to read what's inside.

When you put things on a disk, it's called loading them. It's like putting your toys in the toy box or your clothes in the closet. You can load lots of different kinds of things onto a disk, like your favorite songs or videos, pictures of your family and friends or even important documents for work or school.

Once you have loaded things onto a disk, you can take it with you and use it on other devices that can read it, like a different computer or a DVD or Blu-ray player. It's kind of like bringing your toy box or closet with you to your friend's house to play with your toys or change your clothes.

Overall, disk loading is just a way of storing and organizing digital things on a disk so you can access them later.