4 LETTER WORDS!
ACRONYMS
ALL ABOUT MACHINES
PEOPLE
POTPOURRI
100

A common affordance found on social media.

What is LIKE?

100

A breakthrough in computer design, it holds all required components on one chip.

What is an IC?

100

In early stages of computer development, machines used these to store information.

What are PUNCH CARDS?

100

Some recognize her as the first computer programmer.

Who is ADA LOVELACE?

100

Cropping a photo to craft a particular story is an example of?

What is VISUAL RHETORIC?

200

Given to you at birth, it may come with social connotations.

What is a NAME?

200

Programmed by women, this American machine assisted with artillery computations.

What is the ENIAC?

200

Housed at Bletchley Park, this machine helped decode messages during WWII.

What is COLOSSUS?

200

This engineer revolutionized the gaming industry.

Who is JERRY LAWSON?

200

The study of how people use words, photos and other methods to influence each other.

What is RHETORIC?

300

Indigenous workers manufactured these in New Mexico.

What is a CHIP?

300

This company developed many machines to fill evolving business needs.

What is IBM?

300

The 1st design for a computer, it was never actually built.

What is the ANALYTICAL ENGINE?

300

A British mathematician and early computer scientist, he was unjustly persecuted for being homosexual.

Who is ALAN TURING?

300

Toxic internet behaviors often based on racism, sexism or gender identity.

What is HARASSMENT?

400

An outdated way to classify people based on physical characteristics.

What is RACE?

400

This group of women did not receive credit for the programming work they did at Bletchley Park.

Who are the WRENs?

400

This area earned its nickname from the many computer companies based there.

What is the Silicon Valley?

400

He pioneered the personal computer and created one of most successful companies in the world.

Who is STEVE JOBS?

400

The concept that search engines constantly promote the same websites.

What is GOOGLEARCHY?

500

A device that switches electrons that move in a vacuum.

What is a TUBE?


500

A growing field of computer science that allows computers to make deductions and answer questions.

What is AI?

500

Huge machines from the 1950s and 1960s that used thousands of vacuum tubes.

What are MAINFRAMES?

500

This mythical person is an example of how people use affordances.

Who is THE SLENDER MAN?

500

This "X" affordance is an example of how society can change and influence technology.

What is a #HASHTAG?

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