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What is the primary responsibility of the 'brains' of the computer?
What is the primary responsibility of the 'brains' of the computer?
What is the main difference between a modem and a router?
What is the main difference between a modem and a router?
What is a key characteristic of good literacy skills?
What is a key characteristic of good literacy skills?
What is the primary purpose of Google Keep?
What is the primary purpose of Google Keep?
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What is the polyline tool used for in Google Drawings?
What is the polyline tool used for in Google Drawings?
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Why is it important to create the background before creating a Stop Motion?
Why is it important to create the background before creating a Stop Motion?
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What is the primary function of a Compiler?
What is the primary function of a Compiler?
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What is the purpose of a Circuit?
What is the purpose of a Circuit?
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In Google Docs, how do you place text beside an image?
In Google Docs, how do you place text beside an image?
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What is the function of Read-only memory (ROM)?
What is the function of Read-only memory (ROM)?
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What is the purpose of Data Validation in Google Sheets?
What is the purpose of Data Validation in Google Sheets?
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What is the primary purpose of an Algorithm?
What is the primary purpose of an Algorithm?
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Study Notes
Hardware Components
- The "brain" of the computer is the CPU (Central Processing Unit), which is located on the motherboard.
- The CPU is held in a socket or case on the motherboard.
Online Safety
- When online, never share your password with anyone except your parents.
- Sharing your password with others can compromise your online safety.
Computer Terminology
- A personal computer is also known as a PC.
- Sound is input through a device such as a microphone or speakers.
Networking Devices
- A modem connects to the internet, while a router connects devices to the network.
- There are two types of printers: inkjet and laser, with inkjet being the most common type found at home.
Data Representation
- A byte is composed of 8 bits.
Digital Citizenship
- The 3 rings of responsibility are: myself, my community, and my world.
Information Literacy
- Good literacy skills involve slowing down to verify information with reputable sources before sharing.
- Bad literacy skills involve quickly sharing stories without verifying their accuracy.
Google Keep
- Google Keep is a note-taking app that allows users to jot down quick notes and reminders.
- Google Keep can be accessed through the Google Drive menu, the Google Keep website, or the mobile app.
- Features of Google Keep include:
- Color-coding notes
- Adding reminders
- Creating to-do lists
- Sharing notes with others
- Adding photos and audio to notes
Google Drawings
- Google Drawings can be accessed through the Google Drive menu or the Google Drawings website.
- The polyline tool is used to create custom shapes and lines.
- Google Drawings is useful for creating diagrams, flowcharts, and other visual aids.
- The polyline tool is used to create custom shapes and lines.
Stop Motion
- Stop Motion is a technique used to create animated videos by taking multiple photos and playing them in sequence.
- Creating a background before creating Stop Motion is important because it provides a consistent setting for the animation.
- Using multiple duplicate slides for Stop Motion when working with text or words is important because it allows for smooth animation.
- To duplicate a slide, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+D (Windows) or Command+D (Mac).
- To put a Stop Motion project on a loop, click on the "Publish" button and select "Loop" from the options.
Google Docs
- When creating a Table of Contents, it's most important to link pages correctly.
- To put text to the side of an image, use the "Wrap text" feature.
- It's important to drag from the corner "handle" when resizing an image to maintain its aspect ratio.
Google Sites
- The "Preview" icon should be used often to ensure the site is displaying correctly.
- It's important to include the source of images used from the internet to avoid copyright infringement.
- To create a new page, click on the "New page" button.
- The "Content Blocks/Templates" are located in the "Insert" menu.
Computer Science Definitions
- Compiler: a language that translates source code into binary form.
- Supercomputer: a high-speed computer for complex work.
- Input devices: devices that allow users to input text, images, and sound.
- If-statements: define conditions that must be met for the program to move to the next step.
- Read-only memory (ROM): a set of chips that starts the computer when it is turned on.
- Algorithm: a sequence of instructions.
- Circuit: a network of connected electronic components.
- Motherboard: where the CPU (central processing unit) is located.
- Server: a computer accessed by users on a network.
- Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI): a condition caused by making the same movements again and again.
- Scanner: lets you input printed images into a computer.
- Bit: the basic unit of data a digital computer can understand.
- LCD or CRT: CRTs are heavy, take up space, use more electricity, and heat up easily, whereas LCDs are more modern and efficient.
- Custom Software: software programs designed to do a very specific job.
Google Sheets Definitions
- Data Validation: restricts the input data in a cell to a specific format.
- Sorting: arranging data in a specific order.
- Spreadsheet: a table of data with rows and columns.
- Cell: a single unit of data in a spreadsheet.
- Freeze: locking specific rows or columns in place.
- Filter/Filter View: narrowing down data to specific criteria.
- Functions: pre-built formulas that perform calculations.
- Average: a calculation that finds the mean value.
- Conditional Formatting: formatting cells based on specific conditions.
- Charts: visual representations of data.
- Links: connections between cells or sheets.
Coding Definitions
- Code: a set of instructions written in a programming language.
- Script editor: a tool used to write and edit code.
- Deployment: the process of releasing code to users.
- String: a sequence of characters.
- Debugging: the process of finding and fixing errors in code.
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