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To work jointly with others or together in an intellectual endeavor. |
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graphic interchange format, is a format of a picture |
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The term given to the network of computers around the world |
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Joint Photographic Experts Group. This is a kind of picture you will find. |
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The thick bordered cell in a ss where you can enter numbers, words, formulas, etc. |
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How you put your text on a page. It might be centered, it might left justified, or right justified. |
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A moving clip art graphic |
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The keys on a computer keyboard used to move the cursor up, down, left, or right on your screen. |
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Sorting from smallest to largest, or maybe a-z |
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A style of text that makes a letter or word darker and thicker to stand out. |
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A horizontal strip of buttons near the top of a window. The give you shortcuts for actions. |
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The space at the intersection of a row and column in a ss. |
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The verical divisions in a spreadsheet that are named with an alphabetical letter. |
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The law that protects legal right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute. |
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The law that protects the exclusive right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute. |
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This is where the action on a screen is located. When you input, information appears. |
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An organized collection of information. |
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An organized collection of information. |
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A key used to erase characters. |
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The background on the windows, menus, and dialog boxes on a computer. |
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A book composed in or coverted to a digital format. |
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To make changes in a document. |
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Sending/receiving messages through a computer network. |
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The key used to begin a new line in a word processor, or info in a ss. |
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The field where information is entered in a spreadsheet. |
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Making good choices for what is right/wrong. |
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A document created by a user in a computer. |
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A place to store your files. |
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The shape and style of text when writing in a word processor. |
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Software written and donated to the public, so anyone is free to copy it and share it. |
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A picture showing graphically how numbers connect to one another. |
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An unauthorized person who gains access to your computer. |
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Part of your computer such as monitor, mouse, keyboard, CPU, etc. |
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An introductory screen on a web page of the WWW. |
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Where we keep our fingers when word processing |
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Special text when clicked jumps the user from one connected topic to another. |
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To set in the first line of a paragraph. |
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The property derived form somone’s mind/intellect. |
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We use keyboards to enter content into a computer. |
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A word or reference point that can be used to describe content on a web page. |
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How info is labeled on columns in a ss. |
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The way a document is turned-wide, or tall. |
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A graph showing changes over time with a line. |
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The space between lines of text. |
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Connections between an image, a page, or word by clicking. |
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A device with a screen that shows computer images |
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A device used to move the cursor and pointer around the screen. |
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A combination of text, pictures, sounds, movies, and animation in a presentation. |
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How you treat someone on the internet. |
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A system of connected computers. |
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The way you set things up to print. |
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A code for the security protection to allow access to a computer. |
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Placing something from one place to another. |
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Printing a document that is tall. |
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To put on paper whatever is on the screen. |
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A hardware device that puts content from the computer on to paper. It might be a laser, or an inkjet printer. |
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Software written for the public at no cost to the user. |
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Horizontal divisions in a SS. |
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Storing of information from a computer to a safe location. |
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Saving a document to another name/location. |
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What we use to find things on the internet. (Google-1 ex) |
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Protection of computers, or files on a computer. |
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To choose part of a document by clicking/highlighting a part of it. |
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A special computer used to store programs and files. |
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To choose part of a document by clicking/highlighting a part of it. |
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Programs that allow the user to do certain things in a computer. |
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Arranging information in a certain order. |
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Software that can be used to do calculations and analyze data |
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A graphic organizer that allows for planning and developing a multi-media presentation. |
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Columns and rows that can be filled with text to help organize information. |
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Term for a number in a ss that can be added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided. |
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Intentionally destroying computer files, or computer networks. |
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A computer program designed to damage computer files |
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Uniform Resource Locator(URL) |
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Using software for writing reports, letters, manuals, etc. |
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This occurs when you get to the end of a line and continue typing. The text will go to the next line. |
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A computer file designed to damage a computer, or a network. |
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World Wide Web
(the Internet) |
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The programs in a computer that let us write, create, access the internet, work with pictures, do math, etc. |
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