2D shape – any shape with two dimensions, such as a triangle, square or
circle
access – the ability to get into an electronic folder where files are stored
account – a location on a network or web server containing personal
information normally accessible with a username and password
action word – a word in a comic strip that shows what a character is
doing
address – the details of a place where computer folders and files are
stored; also called ‘file path’
adverts – pictures, text or films that persuade people to buy a product or
use a service, or that give information about a job or an event
algorithm – a set of instructions that can be followed
alter ego – a different personality from your normal one; sometimes
used by someone online who is pretending to be someone else
animations – a tab in Microsoft PowerPoint that controls how objects
appear, move and disappear on the slide
annotate – write notes to give extra information
application – a piece of computer software that does a particular job
appropriate – suitable or right for a particular purpose or situation
audio – relating to sound that is recorded or broadcast
authentication – the process of proving you have the right to access
files, documents, data or an online account
backdrop – the name for the background image in Scratch
biometrics – technology that uses measurements of people’s eyes,
features, fingerprints, etc. to identify them
block – a section of a computer program with instructions telling the
program what to do
bold – a font style that makes text look darker and bigger
book review – an article in a newspaper, magazine, etc. that gives an
opinion about a book
bug – an error in a computer program that stops the program from
working properly
caption – a sentence in a comic strip that tells the story
closed questions – questions that have a short, clear answer
cloud – storage space on the internet rather than on your own device
cloud storage – a way of storing files online using the internet
code – a set of instructions that tell a computer what to do
comic – a story told mainly by using pictures; short for ‘comic strip’
command – an instruction in a computer program
condition – a statement that a program can decide is true or false, and
which can be answered yes or no
conduct – to behave in a particular way
2D shape – any shape with two dimensions, such as a triangle, square or
circle
access – the ability to get into an electronic folder where files are stored
account – a location on a network or web server containing personal
information normally accessible with a username and password
action word – a word in a comic strip that shows what a character is
doing
address – the details of a place where computer folders and files are
stored; also called ‘file path’
adverts – pictures, text or films that persuade people to buy a product or
use a service, or that give information about a job or an event
algorithm – a set of instructions that can be followed
alter ego – a different personality from your normal one; sometimes
used by someone online who is pretending to be someone else
animations – a tab in Microsoft PowerPoint that controls how objects
appear, move and disappear on the slide
annotate – write notes to give extra information
application – a piece of computer software that does a particular job
appropriate – suitable or right for a particular purpose or situation
audio – relating to sound that is recorded or broadcast
authentication – the process of proving you have the right to access
files, documents, data or an online account
backdrop – the name for the background image in Scratch
biometrics – technology that uses measurements of people’s eyes,
features, fingerprints, etc. to identify them
block – a section of a computer program with instructions telling the
program what to do
bold – a font style that makes text look darker and bigger
book review – an article in a newspaper, magazine, etc. that gives an
opinion about a book
bug – an error in a computer program that stops the program from
working properly
caption – a sentence in a comic strip that tells the story
closed questions – questions that have a short, clear answer
cloud – storage space on the internet rather than on your own device
cloud storage – a way of storing files online using the internet
code – a set of instructions that tell a computer what to do
comic – a story told mainly by using pictures; short for ‘comic strip’
command – an instruction in a computer program
condition – a statement that a program can decide is true or false, and
which can be answered yes or no
conduct – to behave in a particular way