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| Google Docs | It allows you to create/edit documents online collaboratively and share them with others. It allows you to create PDFs, MS Word documents, Rich Text documents, and Google documents. |
| Cloud Computing | Storing files online |
| Word Processor | A program or machine for storing, manipulating, and formatting text entered from a keyboard and providing a printout. MS Word and Google Docs are examples. |
| Real Time | The actual time during which a process or event occurs; live or immediately. When working with someone, this can shorten the amount of time to complete the task. |
| Collaboration | The action of working with someone to produce or create something |
| Drop Down Menu | A graphical control element, similar to a list box, that allows the user to choose one value from a list. |
| Upload | To transfer data to the Internet from a personal device or computer. |
| Download | To transfer data from the Internet to a personal device or computer.. |
| Background | A color, gradient, or image that can be displayed behind content on the slide. |
| Animation | Movement or visual effect applied to individual items on the slide such as title, pictures or text boxes. |
| Transition | Determine the changes in the display that occur as you move from one slide to another in Present mode. |
| Theme | A template for a slide that usually includes color, font, and design. |
| Layout | Dictates what elements will be on a slide and where they will be placed. |
| Acceptable Use Policy | An acceptable use policy (AUP) is a document stipulating constraints and practices that a user must agree to for access to a district/corporate network or the Internet. Many businesses and educational facilities require that employees or students sign an AUP before being granted a network ID. |
| Application | -Software (program) that is used by people to accomplish a task. |
| Code | Any set of instructions expressed in a programming language. |
| Cyberbullying | The use of electronic communication to bully a person typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature. |
| Default | A setting that is automatically used unless another option is chosen. Preset options. |
| Digital Citizenship | The norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to the use of technology. |
| Fair Use | The legal concept that allows brief excerpts of copyrighted material to be used for purposes such as review, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or art. |
| Format | To change the way text, paragraph, or images appear. |
| Hardware | The physical components that make up a computer. |
| HTML | HyperText Mark-up Language; the language used to create web pages. Icon - A small picture that represents an object or program. |
| Internet | A network of interconnected networks. |
| Media | Any kind of data including graphics, images, audio and video, though typically excluding raw text or executable code. |
| Multimedia | Integration of animation, audio, graphics, text, and full motion video through computer hardware and software for education, entertainment, or training. |
| Sexting | The act of sending, receiving, or forwarding sexually explicit messages, photos, or images via cell phone, computer, or other digital device. |
| Shading | To change the background color of a table cell or background |
| Software Piracy | Illegal copying, distribution, or use of software. |
| Technology | The application of scientific knowledge to the production of goods and services that improves or creates a more efficient human environment. |
| Text Box | An onscreen rectangular frame within an application into which you type text |
| World Wide Web | A service made of connected hypertext documents linked together across the Internet. |
| Cell | The intersection of a single row and a single column in a spreadsheet that can contain data |
| Cell Reference | Identifies the column letter and row number for the purpose of obtaining and utilizing data. |
| Column | The vertical workspace going up and down the screen, designated by letters |
| Fill Handle | A small square in the bottom right corner of an active cell in a worksheet used to either copy data or to continue a pattern to adjacent cells. |
| Format Cell | Controls how text is displayed or how data will be viewed in the cell. |
| Formula | Equation used to calculate values in a spreadsheet cell. |
| Function | A special formula that names a frequently used operation, such as SUM or AVERAGE, |
| Merge Cell | Combining two or more cells into a single cell. |
| Row | The horizontal workspace going across the screen, |
| Spreadsheet | A document in which data is arranged in rows and columns and can be manipulated and used in calculations. |
| WYSIWYG | An editor or program that allows a developer to see what the end result of a web page will look like while the interface or document is being created |
| Blog | An online diary or journal; a personal timeline of written thoughts published/posted on a Web page |
| URL | The address of a specific Web site or file on the Internet |
| Domain Name | A unique name that identifies a website |
| Embed | Coding that is added to the web page to make the file or applet appear as part of the page |
| Sidebar | The navigation tool displayed across the length of every web page of a site |
| Browser | A program that allows people to navigate the World Wide Web and view an html file |
| Node | Computational devices (e.g., personal computers, printer, smart phones, servers) on a network. |
| Network | A collection of nodes/computers connected to one another by networking devices, cables, or wireless media and arranged so data may be sent between devices |
| ISP | (Internet Service Provider) a company that provides subscribers with access to the Internet |
| Cookies | A small piece of text recording activity about websites one visits stored on one’s computer |
| variable | A storage value that can change depending on conditions or information passed to it |
| sprite | A computer graphic that may be moved on-screen through code |
| recursion | A repeated loop of code |
| events | Code that is executed by user actions (such as a mouse click), sensor outputs, or messages from other programs |
| conditional statement | A piece of code where one course of action is determined based on a comparison (i.e. if/then) |
| algorithm | A self-contained sequence of actions to be performed to solve a problem |
| script | A series of commands or sequence of instruction that is capable of being executed without being compiled |
| random | A number that falls within a defined interval and is impossible to predict future values based on past or present ones |
