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A visual representation of information or data, such as a chart, diagram, or graphic.
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A collection of information systematized by computer software to allow storage and easy retrieval through keyword searching; the program designed to accomplish these tasks.
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Changing or translating informational content in one sign system into another sign system, such as translating text into a film or translating a lecture into an infographic.
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used in word processing, desktop publishing, or other software that produces text.
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literacy An individual’s ability to consume and produce content containing more than one type of media or sign system, such as textual, aural, linguistic, spatial, and visual.
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collections A web-based source for downloadable fonts, clip art, drawings, cartoons, photos, animations, sound, or video; usable for free, with attribution, or for a cost.
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In a database file, several related fields (e.g., all the information on one person).
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The smallest unit of information in a database.
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art Oneor more pieces of professionally prepared art work, stored as files and designed to be inserted into a document or web page.
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A software feature designed to prompt writers as they develop outlines to structure documents they plan to write.
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survey A tool to design a questionnaire that may include multiple types of questions, is deployed online for responses, and collects a range of informational data.
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mapping software Tools designed to help people think through and explore ideas or topics by developing concept maps (i.e., visual outlines of ideas).
