Everyday Tech
The “www” in a website address stands for this.
What is World Wide Web?
The “G” in Gmail stands for this company.
What is Google?
The “P” in “VPN” stands for this
What is Private?
This company’s first product was the iPod.
What is Apple?
NPower helps individuals launch careers in this industry.
What is technology?
This device stores files, photos, and videos and is often called “the cloud.”
What is cloud storage?
“https://” at the start of a URL means this site is more secure, what does it stand for?
What is HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure)?
A suspicious email that tries to trick you into giving up passwords is called this.
What is phishing?
This billionaire co-founded Microsoft.
Who is Bill Gates? Who is Bill Gates?
This is the name of NPower’s main training program.
What is Tech Fundamentals?
Clicking this icon on your computer often saves your work.
What is the floppy disk/save icon?
The company that owns LinkedIn.
What is Microsoft?
Using both a password and a text code to log in is called this type of authentication.
What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?
The first email was sent in this decade.
What is the 1970s?
The nonprofit’s mission is to help people launch _______ careers.
What are tech careers?
This Microsoft tool is commonly used for creating documents.
What is Microsoft Word?
This is the name for unwanted or junk email.
What is spam?
This kind of software protects your computer from viruses.
What is antivirus software?
This woman is often considered the world’s first computer programmer.
Who is Ada Lovelace?
NPower alumni can stay engaged through this program.
What is the Alumni Network/Alumni Engagement?
This computer part is known as the “brain” of the machine.
What is the CPU?
This browser is represented by a compass icon.
What is Safari?
A padlock icon in your browser’s URL bar means this.
What is a secure/HTTPS connection?
IBM introduced this famous computer in 1981.
What is the IBM Personal Computer (PC)?
NPower operates in at least this many U.S. regions.
What is 8 (and growing)?