Understanding basic computer functions. Able to recognize and make informed choices about different digital file formats.
What is digital literacy?
The main screen of your computer that is filled with icons of files and applications.
What is a desktop?
An image that is built from pixels.
What is a raster-based image?
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What is Finder?
A raster-file format that has transparency, animation, and limited colors.
What is a .GIF?
When you transfer information or data from one computer into the memory of another device.
What is an upload?
Two finger tap on a trackpad;how to pull up the menu for an icon.
What is right-click?
An image that is created from geometric shapes, points, & curves.
What is a vector-based image?
The default internet browser on a Mac OS.
What is Safari?
What is a .PSD?
A unit of computer data made up of 8 bits.
What is a byte?
Making a folder smaller in size and zipping it up.
What is compressing a folder?
The smallest unit of a raster-based digital image.
What is a pixel?
A quick way to search for any file and application on your computer, check the weather, or find the answer for a quick calculation.
What is Spotlight Search?
File format best for web and print photos, without transparency.
What is .jpeg/.jpg?
Transfer information from one larger computer into a remote or smaller device, or a cloud.
What is a download?
_________ click on file, select rename, type the desired new name for the file.
What is right?
The letters D.P.I. stand for________.
What is dots per inch?
This key on your keyboard is the Mac equivalent of the control button on a P.C.
What is command?
File format for web-based documents & print files.
What is a .pdf?
The layout of a file, and the way to write the code of information for storage of information on a computer.
What is file format?
The letters in P.C. stand for two words.
What is personal computer?
The higher the D.P.I., the higher the image ________.
What is resolution?
Command+z
What is undo?
File format for quality print graphics, scans, & transparency.
What is a .tiff?