Question

1. define the computer term software.
2. who is the founder of microsoft?
3. describe the steps to create a google document.
4. describe the process for saving your document
5. at the end of the class, what are some things you should do in the last 5 minutes?
6. describe in detail the 2 ways you can access your account on www.edutyping.com
7. at the beginning of class, you should log on to your computer and then check what things?
8. what is your tps student email address?
9. what is mr. van den bossche’s email address?

Explanation:

1. Software refers to programs, data, and instructions that tell a computer what to do. It includes operating systems, applications, and utilities.
2. Microsoft was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen.
3. To create a Google document: Open your web - browser, go to Google Drive (drive.google.com), click the "+ New" button and select "Google Docs".
4. In Google Docs, the document is usually auto - saved constantly. You can also click the "File" menu and select "Save" or use the Ctrl + S (Windows/Linux) or Command + S (Mac) shortcut.
5. In the last 5 minutes of class, you could save your work, close applications properly, and tidy up your workspace.
6. Ways to access an account on www.edutyping.com may include using your registered email and password combination, or using a linked social - media account if available.
7. At the beginning of class, after logging on to your computer, you should check for any new messages, assignments, or software updates.

20 - 21. The specific TPS student email address and Mr. Van Den Bossche's email address are personal information that would typically be provided within the school or relevant institution context.

Answer:

1. Software is programs, data, and instructions for a computer.
2. Bill Gates and Paul Allen.
3. Open browser, go to Google Drive, click "+ New" and select "Google Docs".
4. Usually auto - saved; can also use "File" -> "Save" or shortcuts.
5. Save work, close apps, tidy workspace.
6. Using registered email/password or linked social - media (if available).
7. Check messages, assignments, updates.
8. [Personal information, not provided here]
9. [Personal information, not provided here]