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What I learned in Unit 0
What I learned in Unit 0
I learned how to create a signature in my email. This is something that I have wanted to learn for awhile, however technology has always intimidated me. This class has taught me that I am in control of technology, not the other way around! I do not have to be intimidated by technology! :)
I learned how to "make rules" in my email for future use. ie: Separating my classes with different file names and files.
I learned to explore brightspace further and about what an interface is and how it works.
I was able to write down my goals in this class and it re solidifies my "WHY".
I learned computer terms in unit 0, most of which I did not know yet, except for the term, "hamburger".
Unit 0 Terms
Information System (IS)
Integrated Sets of components – hardware, software, data, people, and processes- that collect, process, store, and distribute information to support decision making, coordination and control in organizations.
Learning Management System (LMS)
A software application for administering, documenting, talking, reporting, and delivering educational courses or training programs.
User Interface (UI)
It is the point of human computer interaction, encompassing the visual, interactive, and audible elements – like screens, buttons, and icons- used to operate software or hardware.
Waffle (as related to user interfaces)
A navigation menu element popularized by google, that opens a popup grid of icons, allowing users to quickly access different applications or services within a suite.
Hamburger (as related to user interfaces)
A common, mobile friendly navigation icon consisiting of three horizontal lines stacking on top of each other.
CC
This primarily refers to carbon copy in email allowing additional recipients to receive a message without being the main recipient.
BCC
This stands for blind carbon copy. It is and email feature that allows you to send a copy of a message to recipients without revealing their email addresses to others.
Attachment
Including a file or picture in an email as an attachment.
Signature File
A unique, short sequence of bytes, typically 2-4 bytes located at the beginning of a file. Ie: Your name, your workplace, your school, etc.
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