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Q5 Unit 5 Essay

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1. Home Keys: The base position for one 's fingers on a computer keyboard- asdf and jkl;
2. Portfolio: A collection of works and/or documents stored in one location. The typing club.
Q6
1. AUP: stands for acceptable use policy and is a contract which explains the rules for using digital technologies, such as cell phones, computers, and the Internet, in the school or educational environment.
2. AUP: a contract which explains the rules for using digital technologies, such as cell phones, computers, and the Internet, in the school or educational environment.
3. The AUP can set expectations and consequences for equipment and Internet use behaviors such as cyber-bullying
4. Password: A good password has 8 or more characters with a combination

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