| I. | 1971 |
| II. | 1993 |
| III. | 1997 |
| IV. | 1999 |
| V. | 2000 |
| A. | First email message is sent |
| B. | U.S. President Bill Clinton makes the first presidential webcast |
| C. | The google.com domain name is registered |
| D. | The Victoria's Secret fashion show is the first major webcast |
| E. | First live streaming was done by the band Severe Tire Damage |
| I. | 1973 |
| II. | 1992 |
| III. | 1998 |
| IV. | 2001 |
| V. | 2003 |
| A. | First VoIP call is made |
| B. | Skype is released |
| C. | PayPal is founded |
| D. | Google Image Search is introduced |
| E. | First text message sent |
| I. | 1973 |
| II. | 1996 |
| III. | 2001 |
| IV. | 2004 |
| V. | 2013 |
| A. | First handheld cellular phone call is made |
| B. | Slack is launched |
| C. | Microsoft releases SharePoint |
| D. | Citrix releases GoToMeeting |
| E. | WebEx is founded |
| I. | Hit |
| II. | Search engine |
| III. | Spider |
| IV. | Metasearch engine |
| V. | Boolean search |
| A. | A search that uses logical operators |
| B. | A result from performing a search |
| C. | A program sent out by search engines |
| D. | Searches other search engines and aggregates results |
| E. | A program that looks in a database for specific words and returns results |
| I. | Intellectual property |
| II. | Patent |
| III. | Trademark |
| IV. | Copyright |
| V. | Public domain |
| A. | Protection for inventions |
| B. | Protection for logos or symbols that represent a brand |
| C. | Creations of the mind |
| D. | Works that are not restricted by copyright |
| E. | Protection for literary and artistic works |
| I. | Plagiarism |
| II. | Fair use |
| III. | Censorship |
| IV. | CC license |
| V. | TurnItIn |
| A. | Allows use without permission |
| B. | Restricts what can be posted or published |
| C. | The use of someone else's work without permission |
| D. | Online tool that helps detect plagiarism |
| E. | Determines what someone can do with your work |
| I. | Netiquette |
| II. | Flame |
| III. | Ergonomics |
| IV. | Digital footprint |
| V. | SMM |
| A. | Defines how to set up workspaces for optimal productivity |
| B. | The rules for acceptable behavior and manners on the Internet |
| C. | The practice of using social media sites to sell products and services |
| D. | Your online identity |
| E. | A message that may be seen as being confrontational and argumentative |
| I. | E-commerce |
| II. | B2B |
| III. | C2C |
| IV. | B2C |
| V. | SSL |
| A. | Enables smaller companies to have a web presence |
| B. | A protocol that encrypts data |
| C. | Websites such as Amazon.com and Overstock.com |
| D. | Buying and selling products or services on the Internet |
| E. | Websites such as eBay and Craigslist |
| I. | SMS |
| II. | Virtual reality |
| III. | SharePoint |
| IV. | Desktop application |
| V. | Mobile application |
| A. | An artificial world |
| B. | Used to send brief electronic text messages to mobile devices |
| C. | Requires a computer operating system |
| D. | Enables employees to access information across boundaries |
| E. | Extends the functionality of smartphones |
| I. | App |
| II. | Web app |
| III. | Platform-neutral |
| IV. | Mobile application |
| V. | Desktop application |
| A. | Runs in a browser |
| B. | Runs on any device with a supported browser and Internet access |
| C. | Requires a computer operating system |
| D. | A self-contained program |
| E. | Extends the functionality of a cell phone or tablet |
| I. | Contextual tab |
| II. | Address bar |
| III. | Scroll bar |
| IV. | Scroll box |
| V. | Scroll arrow |
| A. | Displays when the contents of a window are not completely visible |
| B. | Displays your current location in the folder structure |
| C. | Displays on the ribbon when a specific object is selected |
| D. | Used to bring the contents of the window into view |
| E. | Allows you to move within the window in small increments |
| I. | GUI |
| II. | Pointer |
| III. | Pointing device |
| IV. | Pen |
| V. | Icon |
| A. | Uses graphics such as an image of a file folder or wastebasket |
| B. | Any symbol that displays on your screen in response to moving your mouse |
| C. | Small image that represents a command, file, application, or other window |
| D. | Also called a stylus |
| E. | Used to control the pointer |
| I. | Program |
| II. | Browser |
| III. | Menu |
| IV. | Operating system |
| V. | Platform |
| A. | A list of commands within a category |
| B. | A specific type of program that manages the other programs on a computer |
| C. | An underlying computer system on which programs can run |
| D. | Software with which you can display webpages and navigate the Internet |
| E. | A set of instructions that a computer uses to accomplish a task |
| I. | Data |
| II. | File |
| III. | Folder |
| IV. | Clipboard |
| V. | Drive |
| A. | A temporary storage area for information you have copied or moved |
| B. | A collection of information that is stored on a computer under a single name |
| C. | A container in which you can group and store documents, images, and so on |
| D. | An area of storage that is formatted with a file system compatible with your operating system |
| E. | All of the documents, spreadsheets, and so on that you store during the day-to-day use of |
| I. | Row |
| II. | Column |
| III. | Formula |
| IV. | Label |
| V. | Value |
| A. | An equation that performs mathematical calculations |
| B. | A text value |
| C. | Group of vertical cells on a worksheet |
| D. | Group of horizontal cells on a worksheet |
| E. | A number, date, or time of day |
| I. | Shift + Tab |
| II. | Shift + Enter |
| III. | PageDown |
| IV. | Ctrl + End |
| V. | Tab |
| A. | Moves left one cell |
| B. | Moves right one cell |
| C. | Moves down one full screen |
| D. | Moves one cell up |
| E. | Moves to the last cell in the last column of the active area of a worksheet |
| I. | Shift + F5 |
| II. | F5 |
| III. | PageUp |
| IV. | Home |
| V. | Ctrl + Home |
| A. | Moves to the cell containing specific content that you enter in the Find and Replace dialog box |
| B. | Moves to cell A1 |
| C. | Moves to column A of the current row |
| D. | Moves up one full screen |
| E. | Moves to the cell that corresponds with the cell reference you enter in the Go To dialog box |
| I. | Cell style |
| II. | Theme |
| III. | Format |
| IV. | Accounting Number Format |
| V. | Comma Style |
| A. | A thousand comma separator, dollar sign, and two decimal places |
| B. | A thousand comma separator, two decimal places, and space at the right of the cell |
| C. | Defined set of formatting characteristics |
| D. | Change the appearance of cell contents |
| E. | Predefined set of features that coordinate for an attractive look |
| I. | Data series |
| II. | Data point |
| III. | Data marker |
| IV. | Y-axis |
| V. | X-axis |
| A. | A symbol in a chart that represents a single data point |
| B. | Related data points |
| C. | Also known as the category axis |
| D. | Also known as the value axis |
| E. | A value that originates in a cell |
| I. | Chart style |
| II. | Chart layout |
| III. | Chart Elements button |
| IV. | Chart Styles button |
| V. | Chart Filters button |
| A. | Enables you to change which data displays in the chart |
| B. | Enables you to set a style and color scheme for your chart |
| C. | Enables you to add, remove, or change items such as the title, legend, gridlines, and data labels |
| D. | A combination of chart elements |
| E. | The overall visual look of a chart |
| I. | Operator |
| II. | Pixel |
| III. | Number values |
| IV. | Underlying value |
| V. | Data |
| A. | Symbol used to specify the type of calculation that you want in a formula |
| B. | Text or numbers in a cell |
| C. | A dot of light on a screen |
| D. | Constant values consisting only of numbers |
| E. | Data that displays in the Formula Bar |
| I. | Show Formulas command |
| II. | AutoFit feature |
| III. | Scaling |
| IV. | AutoCalculate feature |
| V. | Absolute cell reference |
| A. | Fixed location on a worksheet |
| B. | Shrinks the width or height of the printed worksheet |
| C. | Includes Average, Count, and Sum |
| D. | Resizes a column to the widest cell in the column |
| E. | Located on the Formulas tab |
| I. | Split |
| II. | Navigate |
| III. | Scale |
| IV. | Hide |
| V. | Copy |
| A. | Divide a worksheet into panes |
| B. | Remove a worksheet from view |
| C. | Place cell contents on the Clipboard |
| D. | Move among worksheets |
| E. | Fit a worksheet on a printed page |
| I. | Data series |
| II. | Chart sheet |
| III. | Pie chart |
| IV. | Legend |
| V. | Chart area |
| A. | Entire chart and all of its elements |
| B. | Shows the relationship of parts to a whole |
| C. | Identifies the data markers in a chart |
| D. | A worksheet that contains only a chart |
| E. | Related data points represented by data markers |
| I. | Absolute cell reference |
| II. | Relative cell reference |
| III. | Data point |
| IV. | Data marker |
| V. | Data series |
| A. | A group of related data points |
| B. | The representation in a chart of a value from a worksheet |
| C. | A value that originates in a worksheet cell and is used in a chart |
| D. | Changes when a formula is copied and pasted |
| E. | Does not change when a formula is copied and pasted |
| I. | Pie chart |
| II. | Bar chart |
| III. | Fund |
| IV. | General fund |
| V. | Enterprise fund |
| A. | Used to report income and fees related to services for which a fee is charged in exchange for |
| B. | Can have only one data series |
| C. | Can have two or more data series |
| D. | Money set aside for the normal operating activities |
| E. | A sum of money set aside for a specific purpose |