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• Understand basic account management (3:3) “Manage usernames, passwords, and permissions for each account.” “Use strong passwords and change them regularly.” “Enable two-factor authentication for extra security.”
• Understand basic threats to security of computers, data, and identity (3 “Viruses, malware, phishing, and hackers can steal data.” “Avoid suspicious links and downloads.” “Monitoring tracks activity on devices.”
• Understand implications of monitoring software (i.e. surveillance) (3:3) “Monitoring tracks activity on devices.” “Used for security, productivity, or parental control.” “Secured networks require password; safer than unsecured.”
• Differentiate connecting to secured vs. unsecured network (i.e. wired and wireless) (3:3) “Secured networks require password; safer than unsecured.” “Unsecured networks risk data theft or hacking.” “Use VPN or security measures on public networks.”
• Understand importance of anti-virus software usage (3:3) “Protects against malware, viruses, and spyware.” “Regular scans keep devices safe.” “Keep virus definitions updated for best protection.”
• Understand firewalls and basic settings (3:3) “Firewall blocks unauthorized network access.” “Can allow or deny specific apps.” “Helps prevent hacking and malware attacks.”
• Identify e-commerce interactions and best purchasing practices (1:1) “Shop on trusted sites; use secure payment methods; check reviews.”
• Define virtual private networks (VPNs) (1:1) “VPN encrypts internet traffic to secure data and protect privacy.”
• Compare differences between plain text and HTML (i.e. text with markup) (3:3) “Plain text = simple text; HTML = text with formatting and markup.” “HTML adds links, images, and styles; plain text cannot.” “Web pages use HTML; emails or notes often use plain text.”
• Use spell check (3:3) “Check and correct spelling errors in documents.” “Highlight mistakes and suggest corrections.” “Use automatic or manual spell check tools
• Use review features (3:3) “Track changes and add comments in documents.” “Review edits before finalizing work.” “Collaborate with others using review tools.”
• Demonstrate find/replace (3:3) “Find specific text in a document quickly.” “Replace words or phrases automatically.” “Saves time editing large documents.”
• Select text or cells (3:3) “Highlight text or spreadsheet cells to edit or format.” “Click and drag or use keyboard shortcuts.” “Multiple selections allow bulk changes.”
• Demonstrate redo and undo (3:3) “Undo reverses last action; redo reapplies it.” “Helps fix mistakes quickly.” “Shortcut keys speed up editing.”
• Demonstrate drag and drop (3:3) “Move files, text, or cells by dragging them.” “Easier than cut/paste for organization.” “Can copy or move depending on settings.”
• Understand read-only view (3:3) “Cannot edit content; can only view documents.” “Prevents accidental changes.” “Often used for sharing files safely.”
• Understand protected mode (3:3) “Limits edits and restricts unsafe content.” “Prevents malware from modifying files.” “Common in Office apps for security.”
• Demonstrate magnification (3:3) “Zoom in/out to see content clearly.” “Helps with detailed editing or presentations.” “Adjust via view settings or shortcuts.”
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