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| Presentation Software | Specialized software that is used to create and display visual information. |
| Slide | A separate page in a presentation program on which information is organized. |
| Slide Layout | The format of placeholders and their position that allow for text or graphics to be added immediately. |
| Template | A pre-formatted version of a certain type of document. |
| Storyboard | A sequence of drawings used for planning to represent portions of media or project |
| Slide Transition | Movement between slides. |
| Placeholders | A box with a dotted border on a slide designed for the placement of content or images. |
| Credit | Public acknowledgement of the creator or author of text or images. |
| Speaker Notes | Notes that go with the slides to help you remember what you plan to say. |
| Normal View | The view used most often with presentations that has a sidebar with thumbnails of all the slides and also a view of the current slide being edited. |
| Slide Sorter View | A view in a presentation program used to display thumbnail-sized versions of all slides done at once. |
| Notes Page View | A view in a presentation program that you use to view and edit notes. |
| Slide Show View | A view in a presentation program used to display the slide show presentation. |
| Screenshot | An image created by a keyboard command that captures all or a portion of the users screen or workspace. |
| Action/Navigation Buttons | Act as links to allow the creator to open an image or link to another slide. |
| Spreadsheet | Software programs that arrange data into rows and columns |
| Value | Numeric data or numbers. |
| Label | Alphabetic data or text. |
| Cell | Individual boxes that hold information on a spreadsheet |
| Cell Address or cell reference | The column number and the row letter of a cell. |
| Row | The horizontal arrangement of data in a spreadsheet. |
| Column | The vertical arrangement of data in a spreadsheet. |
| Worksheet | A grid made of vertical columns and horizontal rows in a spreadsheet program. |
| Active Cell | The cell you are currently working on. |
| Merge | Combine into one. |
| AutoFill | A spreadsheet command that automatically enters related and sequential data (such as the days of the week) into a connected set of cells. |
| Formula Bar | Shows what data is being entered (typed) into a cell. |
| Grid Lines | The vertical and horizontal lines that divide the spreadsheet into columns and rows. |
| Sheet | One page of a workbook |
| Data Source | Place or origination of data collected or copied or imported into the cells of a spreadsheet. |
| Order of Operations/Evaluations | The rule that tells a spreadsheet program which operation to do first in a multiple-operation formula. |
| Formula | A mathematical expression used to link and perform calculations on numbers in worksheet cells. |
| Cell references | The shorthand command using row number and column letters that tells a spreadsheet program to use the information inside a certain cell. |
| Function | A commonly used formula that is built into a spreadsheet program. |
