The address on a website located on the world wide web.
What is URL or Uniform Resource Locator.
What are the programs called that you install on a computer.
What are the types of software.
The part of the hardware of your computer that stores all your programs and files.
What is the hard drive.
A way of sending informal messages from one computer to another.
What is chat or Instant Messaging (IM)?
The program you would use to create a document.
What is Word.
An interface that allows you to explore the World Wide Web.
What is a browser
The name of the District's preferred browser.
What is Chrome?
The piece of computer hardware that is the brains of the computer.
What is the CPU or processor.
A website usually maintained by an individual with regular entries.
What is a blog.
The program you would use to make a slide show.
What is Power Point.
Receiving information over a network and saving it on your own hard drive.
What is download.
The operating system used on our District devices.
Windows
The name of the program that teachers use to post class assignments and interact with their students online.
What is Google Classroom
A collection of web pages designed to let anyone who accesses to modify or contribute content.
What is a wiki.
The blinking line or shape on the screen that tells you where the next character goes.
What is the cursor.
The name of two different operating systems.
What is Windows, Mac or Linux.
The temporary storage space on your computer that is also like the closet in you house.
What is RAM or Random Access Memory.
The name for web programs that allow you to share with a global audience.
What is social media?
A box where a column and row intersect in a spreadsheet.
What is a cell.
An electronic signal that is either on or off and is represented by a 1 or 0.
What is a bit
Name the category of software that uses 3D visualization.
What is CAD?
The part of hardware that
What is
The program you would use to create a spreadsheet.
What is Excel.