Digital Literacy Flashcards
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Which file format is best suited for sharing a document that must look identical on any device?
Answer: PDF
PDF (Portable Document Format) preserves formatting across all devices and operating systems.
What does the 'CC' field in an email mean?
Answer: Carbon Copy — sends a visible copy to additional recipients
CC (Carbon Copy) sends a copy of the email to additional recipients, and all recipients can see who was CC'd.
A website URL beginning with 'https://' instead of 'http://' indicates:
Answer: The connection is encrypted and more secure
The 'S' in HTTPS stands for Secure, meaning data is encrypted using SSL/TLS during transmission.
Which of the following is an example of a primary source found online?
Answer: A scanned original letter from a Civil War soldier
A primary source is original, firsthand material; a scanned original document qualifies as a primary source.
What is the purpose of 'AutoSave' or 'AutoRecover' features in word processing software?
Answer: To periodically save your work to prevent data loss
AutoSave and AutoRecover periodically save your work so that little progress is lost if the program crashes.
When searching online, placing a phrase in quotation marks ('digital literacy') will:
Answer: Search for the exact phrase in that order
Quotation marks in a search engine force results to contain that exact phrase in the specified order.
Which action best protects sensitive personal data stored on a laptop if the laptop is stolen?
Answer: Enabling full-disk encryption
Full-disk encryption scrambles all data so it is unreadable without the correct password or key.