IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 Level 1

This set of flashcards covers essential concepts from the IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 Level 1 course, focusing on digital etiquette, security, software, and online communication.

RAM

Short-term data storage used by a computing device to run applications.

Eye strain reduction

To reduce eye strain while using a digital display, adjust the screen resolution and periodically look away from the screen.

.exe

File extension for executables that work directly on Windows computers.

Digital permanence

Information posted online can remain forever, even if deleted.

Editing tools

Comments and Spelling checker are tools to edit a classmate’s research paper.

Reply All

Field for responding to a message sender and all other known message recipients.

Bcc

Field to copy multiple people on a message without revealing each other's email addresses.

Cloud storage

Quickest and most reliable method for backing up photos taken on a phone.

Smartphone security guidelines

Avoid public Wi-Fi, disable Wi-Fi/Bluetooth when not in use, and do not leave the device unattended.

Solid-state drive

An internal data storage device that uses flash memory.

Peripheral communication

Communicates between a computer and external devices as managed by the operating system.

Personally identifiable information (PII)

Information that should not be exposed online, such as Date of Birth and Place of Birth.

Search refinement techniques

Searching for root words and enclosing multi-word search terms in quotation marks increases relevance.

Public computer security

Logging out of email and bank accounts and clearing browser's cache to prevent unauthorized access.

Favorites or Bookmarks

Web browser feature to save a list of webpages for easy returns.

Creative Commons restrictions

Understanding the terms of Creative Commons licenses is essential for content use.

Incognito browsing benefit

Hides activities from others who use the same device.

Digital collaboration

Unlike synchronous work, asynchronous collaboration allows team members to work at different times.

True or False - Plagiarism

Plagiarism is unauthorized use of someone else's work without giving credit.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

Describes unacceptable uses and consequences of violating accepted digital service use.

Best practices for email communication

Using a clear subject line, proofreading, and avoiding all caps are best practices.

Emergency response to misinformation

Checking reliable sources for verification is crucial in the case of potential misinformation.

Video conferencing etiquette

Maintaining camera level, muting when not speaking, and having a professional background are key practices.

Cyberbullying definition

Cyberbullying involves negative online actions directed at others.

Password security guidelines

Using complex passwords, multi-factor authentication, and not using personal information are key for password security.