Digital Literacy Terms

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Autocorrect

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A feature that automatically fixes spelling or typing mistakes as you type on a phone, tablet, or computer.

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Channels

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A dedicated space in a messaging app where a group of people can communicate and share information, usually about a specific topic.

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Cookie

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A small piece of data that a website saves on your computer to remember things about you, like your login or preferences.

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Default settings

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The basic options a software program uses automatically, like font size or page layout, unless you change them.

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Desktop

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A personal computer designed to be used at a fixed location, like a desk or table, that consists of separate components such as a monitor, tower, and keyboard.

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Editable field

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A space in a digital form or document where you can type or change information.

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Email address

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A unique name used to send and receive messages online. It includes a username, the @ symbol, and the email provider’s name—for example, [e-mail].

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Email provider

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A service that allows users to send, receive, and store email. Examples include Gmail, Outlook, and iCloud.

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Fill down

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A feature in spreadsheet applications that allows you to quickly copy the contents of a cell to the cells below it in the same column.

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Slide deck

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A file made up of a group of slides used together to share information with an audience. Slides can include text, images, videos, and more. Example software includes Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Apple Keynote.