COMPUTER DRAMA
This part of the computer is basically the brain and panics when you open 37 tabs.
CPU
The “I” in IPOS. It means putting info INTO the computer.
Input
The keyboard shortcut that saves your work before disaster strikes.
Ctrl + S
A good password should be long, strong, and NOT this obvious word.
password / 123456 / your name
Slides should have a little text, not a whole ______.
paragraph (or essay)
This device lets you move the arrow and rage-click when your work deletes.
mouse
Typing on a keyboard is an example of this IPOS step.
Input
A folder is basically this kind of real-life item.
binder (or folder)
Talking to strangers online is a big internet ______.
safety risk (or danger)
The fancy moving effects between slides are called this.
transitions
This screen shows your mistakes in full HD.
monitor
When the computer thinks really hard and does math, this step is happening.
Processing
This happens when you forget to save and the computer shuts down
your work disappears / you cry / unsaved work is lost
This is when someone pretends to be a company to steal your info.
phishing
Pictures in presentations should support your topic, not be this random animal.
random llama 🦙
This part keeps your computer cool so it doesn’t melt like Texas in August.
fan
Seeing your work printed or on screen is this IPOS step.
Output
The place deleted files go before disappearing forever.
Recycle Bin
You should NEVER share this number online with strangers.
phone number
The last slide giving credit to sources is called the ______ slide.
credits or sources slide
Without this, your laptop becomes a very expensive paperweight.
battery
Saving a file so it lives forever (until you delete it) is part of this step.
Storage
The difference between Save and Save As: Save As lets you do THIS.
rename the file or save a new copy
If a website starts with this letter, it means it’s more secure.
S (HTTPS)
Reading word-for-word from slides makes audiences feel this emotion.
bored / sleepy / want to nap?