What is Computer Science?
A device that stores and processes information.
What is a Computer?
The shape that begins and ends a Flow Chart.
A mouse is an example of this.
What is an Input?
This two-word term refers to the permanent trail of data, photos, and history you leave behind whenever you use the internet.
What is a digital footprint?
This 3-letter acronym refers to sensitive details like your full name, social security number, and home address that you should never share with strangers online
What is Personal Info?
In Scratch, this specific type of block—such as "repeat 10" or "forever"—is used to make a section of code run multiple times without rewriting it.
What is a Loop Block?
The shape that represents Actions in a Flow Chart?
What is a "Rectangle"?
Speakers are an example of this.
What is an Output?
Unlike your active footprint, this type of digital footprint is gathered without your knowledge, such as websites tracking your IP address or cookies recording your browsing history.
What is a passive digital footprint?
This term refers to a visual tool used by digital citizens to evaluate the consequences of their online choices.
What is a Decision Map?
In Scratch, this specific color-coded category of blocks includes "move 10 steps" and "turn 15 degrees" to control how a sprite navigates the stage.
What is a "Motion" block?
A word that means Simple and Fast.
What is Efficient?
USB Memory stick is an example of this
What is Both an Input or Hardware?
This is the most common reason why a text, photo, or video can never be truly deleted from the internet, even if you press "delete" on your account.
What is a screenshot?
This phrase describes where users willingly give up pieces of their privacy and personal info to an app in exchange for free features or entertainment.
What is privacy Trade off?
This is a placeholder or container used in block coding to store information that can change, such as a player's score or a timer.
What is a variable?
The shape that represents Decisions in a Flow Chart.
What is a Rhombus?
Inputs put data into this, and then it puts out data through outputs.
What is a Computer?
Before posting anything online, a responsible digital citizen always considers this group of people—which includes friends, family, future employers, and strangers who might see the post.
What is your audience (or unintended audience)?
This word refers to the "benefit" of using something like a public Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop, though it often comes at the trade-off of lower security for your personal info.
What is a Convenience?
Often called the "brain" of the computer, this hardware component fetches, decodes, and executes instructions to run programs.
What is CPU?
Decisions in a flow chart give us more than one option. What are the four choices that can be inside of that shape?
What is True/False, Yes or No?
A touch screen is an example of this.
What is both an Input and an Output?
This crucial skill involves putting yourself in another person's shoes to understand how your online comments, jokes, or messages might make them feel before you hit "send."
What is digital empathy?
In the "Stop, Think, Check, Choose, Act" decision map, this is the specific step where you pause to verify if a website or link is safe before clicking it.
What is Check?