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How do you log onto the computers

Enter your username and password

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computer classroom rules (4 rules)

no eating or drinking 🍽🧊

no playing on the computers while the teacher is talking 💻

Put your bag under the desk 🎒

don’t swing on the chairs 🪑

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What are 4 tips to making a good password?

At least 8 characters long

Can’t be a password you have already used

Include upper case and lower case letters!

Include numbers and symbols! 123!#

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what makes a weak password?

Obvious, short, no letters, symbols or capital letters

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Define E-safety

E-safety is all about how we stay safe when we are using the internet.

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Define social networking

Using technology such as computer or mobile phone to communicate and share content with people via internet

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What are 3 advantages of social networking?

You can chat for free 💬

You can play games with friends 💻

You can share pictures,messages and videos 📱

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How do you stay safe on social media?

  • Don’t give out too much personal information

  • Don’t talk to anyone online that you don’t know in person

  • Don’t say anything that you would say in person

  • Be careful about the things that we say online so that we don’t upset or offend anyone

  • Stay away from content online which we know we shouldn’t be accessing

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Define cyber bullying.

The use of electronic communication to bully a person, mainly sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.

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What is email short for?

Email is short for electronic mail.

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What is the uses of inbox and spam folders?

Inbox

  • Inbox is the place in which emails you have received are held

    Spam

  • Emails you haven’t asked for , usually sent in bulk to a large list of recipients

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Explain the different between a read receipt and delivery receipt

delivery receipt

  • A delivery receipt is returned to the sender when the recipient receives the email

read receipt

  • A read receipt is returned to the sender when the recipient opens the email

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How will selecting high importance affect an email?

When selected, the email will appear with a red exclamation mark or some other indication to show that it is important.

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What is the definition of subject and to

The subject is a very brief summary of what the email is about.

To, this is used to enter the email addresses of the main recipients of the email.

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What is the meaning of CC and BCC

CC stands for carbon copy, sending an email to someone who isn’t involved but for information purposes

BCC stands for blind carbon copy, this is similar to cc , but the people in the “to” and “cc” will not see who has texts blind copy.

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What is the meaning of attachment?

An attachment is a document , file or photo which is sent along with your email

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What is the address book/contacts used for?

This is the place where you can find the email addresses you have saved of people you know.

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What is the meaning of signature?

A signature is a predefined message that you can place at the end of your emails to help identify you, it might include you name and contact details.

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What is drafts used for?

An incomplete email which has not yet been sent, but you can reopen to complete

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What is a computer

A computer is an electronic device that manipulates data.It has the ability to store, retrieve andprocess data

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What is hardware

Hardware refers to the physical parts of a computer system

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What is software

Software refers to the programs and

applications which allow the computer system to run

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What is the computer system diagram

knowt flashcard image
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What is input devices

An input device is any piece of hardware which captures data for the system so it can be processed

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What is output devices

an output device is a piece of hardware that is used to display data to which has been processed or stored on the computer

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what two devices could be classified as both an input and output Device

touchscreen

Photocopier

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What is the storage device?

A storage device is a piece of hardware which stores or saves data which can be kept for future use

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And how much Storage does CD hold

700MB

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How much storage is inside it DVD

4.7 GB

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What are the data units and their size

bit-

Byte -8 bits

Kilobyte-1024 bytes

Megabyte-1024 kilobytes

Gigabyte - 1024 megabytes

Terabyte - 1024 Gigabytes

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how do you convert a bit to byte

divide by 8

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What is the HDMI

Connect devices to Tv/ power

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What is VGA

Connect monitor/TV

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what is audio jack

Connect headphones/ earphones

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What is power

powers the device

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What is USB

Used to connect devices to your computer

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what is USBC

A standard connection type for mobile and portable devices

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What is ethernet?

Connect to Internet

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What does CPU stand for

Central Processing Unit

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What can the CPU be thought of

The CPU can be thought of as the brain of the computer

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What happens in the CPU

All the searching sorting calculating and decision-making text place in the computer

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Name 8 input devices

Keyboard

Mouse

joy stick

trackpad

WebCam

Digital camera

Scanner

Touchscreen

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name 5 output devices

Speakers

Monitor

Inkjet printer

Laser printer

3D printer

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Name 5 storage devices

Hard drive drive

USB memory pen

CD

DVD

Blu Ray

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