In this unit we talk about digital literacy, what makes a computer a computer, how to use AI and the difference between web, cloud, files and folders.
Digital Literacy
Digital Footprint
Inside a computer
The Web and The Cloud
AI Prompt
Input, output, processed, stored.
Hardware, Motherboard, CPU (central processing unit), RAM (random access memory), Hard Drive – HC, SSO, Power Unit, GPU (graphics)
SSO- solid–state drive
HC– Hardware copy
“C”- hard drive
HTML– Hypertext Markup language
Search Query- are words or phrases typed to Find information. search engine to find information.
-Natural Language Query- is a question written in normal everyday language, as if talking to a person.
Spider (Web Crawler)- is a program that automatically browses websites to collect and index information for search engines.
Digital Footprint- is the trail of data a person leaves online, like posts and websites visited.
File- is information or data stored on a computer.
File extension- is letters after a period in a file, like: .docx, .jpg, or .mp3.
Zip File- is a compressed File.
Saas (Software as a Service)- is Software that is accessed only instead of installed on a computer like zoom or Google Docs.
Digital Bubble- is an algorithm that shows information that matches you.
Generative Al- is an artificial intelligence that creates content.
Prompt- gives instructions to an Al system to generate a response.
Internet- is a global network connecting computers and www is the system of websites that run on the internet.
Browsers- are View websites like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari.
URL- is a unique address on a webpage.