Word/Docs
This feature checks for spelling mistakes as you type.
What is Spell Check?
Rows are labeled with these.
What are numbers?
This email field hides recipients’ addresses from each other.
What is BCC?
The difference in color to create emphasis.
What is contrast?
Too many bullet points on a slide is sometimes called this.
What is “Death by Bullet Point”?
This document program is cloud-based.
What is Google Docs?
This is the intersection of a row and a column.
What is a cell?
The short line at the top of an email stating its purpose.
What is the subject line?
Grouping related items close together demonstrates this principle.
What is proximity?
This program on a PC is most often used to create presentations.
What is PowerPoint?
The correct file location for your class documents - either on your PC or Google Drive.
What is Digital Literacy folder?
This feature allows you to quickly create a visual representation of your data.
What is a chart/graph?
This Google Calendar feature allows you to have a virtual event.
What is Google Meet?
Reusing fonts, colors, and layouts shows this principle.
What is repetition?
This is Apple's version of PowerPoint.
This allows multiple people to work on a Google Doc at the same time.
What is collaboration?
A formula that totals of a group of numbers.
What is SUM?
This professional habit helps avoid “forgotten file” mistakes.
What is checking attachments?
This element refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.
What is value?
What is position, proximity, and alignment?
This file format preserves formatting and is easy to share across platforms.
What is a pdf?
Apple’s version of Excel is called this.
What is numbers?
The name for programs like Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook.
What is email client?
Metallic, uneven surfaces or feather appearances are examples of this.
What is texture?
These two design principles represent 2D and 3D design elements.
What are shape and form?