Emails and Computers

The data or instruction that are entered into a computer program to make it run.

The writing of instructions or code to tell a computer how to perform a task or solve a problem.

True or false: Compose creates a new email

The positioning or overall layout of an item related to other items on screen or hardcopy

Where do incoming emails appear?

An orientation of a screen display or print out that shows content at a wider angle than when in portrait mode.

Where are unsent emails stored?

Where do erased emails go?

True or false: Multimedia is interactive

What uses binary code (1s and 0s)?

This command retrieves zero or more rows from one or more databases tables or views.

True or false: Back-up saves data to an alternate location for safe-keeping

A visual programming language and online community for children to create interactive projects.

A program that manages a computer's hardware and software, and allows users to interact with the content.

What does Bcc stand for?

What do you enter to log into your email, before your password?

An orientation that is tall and narrow like a letter page.

The interdisciplinary field of engineering and computer science that involves the design, construction, or use of robots

What does CC stand for?

Who are you sending your email to?

The tools and systems used to store, process, and communicate data in computer science.

The information that a computer or device displays, prints, or transmits to another device.

A digital device used for a variety of tasks like word processing, internet browsing, email, or gaming.

A short description that lets the recipient know what the email is about.

A learning style in which students prefer to use images, graphics, colors and maps to communicate ideas and thoughts.