Media Production
This editing technique involves removing the outer edges of an image (it doesn't have anything to do with farming!)
What is cropping?
This cloud storage service is where all your Google files live and are organized.
What is Google Drive?
Often abbreviated as CC, this feature displays the audio portion of a video as text on the screen, aiding accessibility and comprehension.
What are Closed Captions?
Pressing these two keys copies a selection
What is Ctrl + C?
This is the term used by Chrome and other browsers for a set of previously visited sites
What is history?
This term refers to the "dots" that make up an image; more of them usually means higher quality.
What are pixels?
To let a classmate look at your document without editing it, you should change their permissions to this.
What is Viewer (or Commenter)?
When in a Google Meet, you should click this button to show your entire screen to others.
What is Present Now?
Pressing these two keys undoes the last action
What is Ctrl + Z?
In Chrome, pressing the star icon in the search bar does this.
What is creating a bookmark?
Canva uses layers to show some content on top of other content. WeVideo (and other video editors) uses these, instead.
What are tracks?
In Google Slides, this is the name for the visual effect that happens when moving from one slide to the next.
What is a Transition?
his term describes a digital recording of your computer screen, often accompanied by audio narration.T
What is screencast?
Pressing these two keys takes a screenshot on the Chromebook
What is Ctrl + Show Windows (or Switcher)?
It's a computer that stores and shares website content
What is a server?
In Soundtrap (and other digital music apps), this term refers to a snippet of music that can be used repeatedly.
What is a loop?
In Google Sheets, every formula must begin with this mathematical symbol.
What is the Equal Sign (=)?
In Gmail, BCC (which includes someone on an eamil without others knowing) stands for this
What is blind carbon copy?
Pressing these two keys inserts a hyperlink into a selection
What is Ctrl + K?
This is where your computer saves images and other data from web sites for faster loading on the next visit
What is cache?
This type of image file can have a transparent background.
What is png?
Choosing this option from File menu in Docs, Sheets, or Slides lets you see all edits you made previously.
What is Version History?
This YouTube feature uses timestamps to divide a video into labeled sections, allowing viewers to jump directly to specific topics.
What are chapters?
Pressing these three keys reopens the last tab closed in Chrome
What is Ctrl + Shift + T?
The initials in URL stand for this
What is Uniform Resource Locator?