An online word processor that lets you create and format documents and work with other people.

The ability of individuals to control their personal information.

A cloud computing model that stores data on the Internet through a cloud computing provider who manages and operates data storage as a service.

An electronic storage area that allows you to store documents, pictures and videos in an organized manner.

Allows users to change the theme, passwords and language for accounts.

Appears on the left side of the Outlook window and is how you switch between the different areas of Outlook (Microsoft’s Personal Information Manager), such as Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, and Notes.

Displays your files and folder in alphabetical order.

Change your password and other account settings.

Button designed to address any questions you may have about using OneDrive.

Receive updates on OneDrive & SharePoint activities and updates.

An object on a slide that performs an action when clicked or pointed to, such as jumping to another slide or playing a sound. Most commonly used for self-running presentations—for example, presentations that are presented at a booth or kiosk.

Formerly Office 365, is a line of subscription services offered by Microsoft which adds to and includes the Microsoft Office product line.

The Microsoft cloud service that connects you to all your files. It lets you store and protect your files, share them with others, and get to them from anywhere on all your devices.

T / F: There are no live sessions for this class, but there are teacher-guided videos you can watch throughout modules.

All weekly announcements are posted:

T / F: You can contact your NLVA teacher, Gayle Moore, at any time through the "Inbox" button on Canvas.

T / F: CCSD no longer has a minimum 50% F policy. Your assignment will be zero if it is not submitted by the due date.

T / F: Once you submit a "missing" assignment, the zero will change to the earned grade.

T / F: For NVLA, formative assignments are worth 20% of your grade and Summative assignments are worth 80% of your grade.

Every end-of-module quiz is Honorlocked, and you can use _______________.

When are all Quarter 1 assignments due by?

When are all Quarter 2 assignments due by?

T / F: You should ALWAYS work through the modules sequentially (in order).

When will the semester exam be completed?

T / F: This class is a half credit CCSD requirement for graduation. You must earn a D or higher to pass.

T / F: Your NVLA teacher's name is Ms. Gayle Moore.

T / F: There is a pacing guide for this class that you can use to see all of the module assignment due dates.

T / F: You can go to Ms. Moore's office hours for extra help.

To clear your cache you hit the three dots on your Google page, click "Settings", click ___________, click "Delete browsing data", select "All time" and click "Delete Data".

To sign into your Microsoft 365 account, you use your gmail login, with @___________.

Some examples of Cloud Computing Services are:

In ________ Cloud, computing resources are deployed for one particular organization. This method is more used for intra-business interactions. Where the computing resources can be governed, owned and operated by the same organization.

_________ Cloud: This type of cloud can be used for both type of interactions - B2B (Business to Business) or B2C (Business to Consumer). This deployment method is called hybrid cloud as the computing resources are bound together by different clouds.

______ Cloud: This type of cloud is used usually for B2C (Business to Consumer) type interactions. Here the computing resource is owned, governed and operated by government, an academic, or business organization.

_______ Cloud: Here, computing resources are provided for a community and organizations.

All of these are types of cloud services except

Which type of cloud service offers hosted services to fewer users with firewall security?

T / F: Restricting who your folders / files are shared with can ensure better security.

A one-page document that you submit as part of your job application (alongside your resume). Its purpose is to introduce you and briefly summarize your professional background.

Any human-created output from a computer. This can include programs, images, sounds, videos, presentations, and web pages.

Determining the amount of blank space between the page content and edges of the page; the default is one inch on all sides.

Either a horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) view of the document.

A digital or non-digital collage of text, images, graphics, and/or links representing a person's wishes or future goals, intended to serve as inspiration or motivation.

A document created and used by a person to outline their background, skills, and accomplishments.

Selecting the orientation, color, margins, and paper size for the document.

The process of editing or changing your text, images, or background in a word processing program.

Made up of rows and columns, often used to organize and present information.

This stretches across the top of your Google Doc and gives you quick access to shortcut icons to view, format, edit, or print the document.

A horizontal bar at the top of a computer program window that provides access to commonly used functions.

Vertical lines in a table labeled by letters.

Horizontal lines in a table labeled by numbers.

Set these on the ruler and use the tab key to align text left, center, or right.

The intersection of a row and column shaped like a rectangle.

The process of combining two or more cells into a single cell.

Move your text 1/2 inch to the left (decrease) or right (increase).

Used to move text or objects from one place in the document to another place.

Creating a duplicate of text or objects; it leaves the original intact.

Used to copy text or objects from the clipboard to a file or document.

A cloud-based word processing application from Microsoft Corporation that allows the user to save a document to the cloud or to their device (desktop).

A software application that uses a compute and software to create, edit, and print text-based documentation such as letters, reports, and memos.

A high-level description of an algorithm or program that uses the structural convections of programming languages, but is designed for human reading rather than machine execution.

A finite set of well-defined instructions or rules, a sequence of steps, designed to solve a problem or perform a task to achieve a desired outcome.

App that helps users create diagrams, flowcharts, and other visuals to organize complex information.

A type of diagram that represents a workflow or process. Standardized symbols are frequently used in computer programming to show how the cod will execute.

Small pictures to remind you of each button's function.

Allows for the customization of the document's appearance by formatting text, such as bold, italic, small cap, and more.

A bar with icons of popular tools across the top of the document, either classic or single line layout.

The default tab or "central hub" in Microsoft applications that contains the most commonly used functions for basic document formatting.

The document automatically saves to the cloud every few seconds to help prevent data loss.

This tool helps identify and correct spelling and grammar errors as you type to ensure your documents are error-free.

A pre-designed and formatted document that can be edited to create a more customized, professional looking document.

Small squares or circles on the edge of an image that allow users to resize an image.

Allows users to create drawings, add graphics, and color shapes.

This looks like a paintbrush on the toolbar and it's used to copy formatting in a document.

Toolbar icons allow users to format lists using bullets, numbers, multi-level and checkboxes.

The amount of space between lines of text.

An editing command that lets you find specific words in a document and replace them.

Enable your device's microphone so you can allow speech to text.

Analyzes your document and offers suggestions for spelling, grammar & writing suggestions.

A standard way of storing and organizing data in a file identified by the file extension. Common word processing file extensions are .pdf, .doc, and .docx. It defines how information is encoded, stored, and interpreted by software applications.