Input and Output Devices flashcards
139 flashcard decks by 125 users · Page 1 of 4
This GoConqr page gathers over 100 flashcards made by more than 90 users, covering keyboards, printers, sensors and other input and output devices. School students can practise device uses and vocabulary, while teachers can find material for revision. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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23 cardsInput Devices What is a keyboard used for?
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17 cards3.4 Vocabulary Just some vocab from 3.4 from testout
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17 cardsconnor's flash cards Name two features of a KEYBOARD
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12 cardsOUTPUT DEVICES features and description of each output device
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8 cardsOutput,Out devices and Media Output, Output Devices Screens and Monitors
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7 cardsInput and Output Chapter 6 What does GIGO stand for?
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54 cardsChapter 2: Keyword Definitions
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41 cardsICT unit 2 What data does a keyboard produce, how is it connected and what are the uses?
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12 cardsOutput Devices What is a CRT monitor?
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20 cardsINFO 1 - 1. Selection and Use of Input Devices and Input Media Selecting a Suitable Input method
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34 cards06 Handout 1 This allows user input from the outside world to the computer.
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7 cardsOutput Types of visual output:
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25 cardsChapter 7
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16 cardsAS ICT Info 1 - Input When are touch screens used and why?
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16 cardsAQA AS ICT INFO 1 - Chapter 1 Input When are touch screens used and why?
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23 cardsInput and output
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27 cardsICT REVISION
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14 cardsInput- AS level ICT AQA Name the types of manual input.
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13 cardsUnit one: Input devices Optical mark recognition (OMR)
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18 cardsInput
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18 cardsDevices and Uses
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15 cardsOutput Screens and Monitors
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17 cardsUntitled
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16 cardsComputer Science - Chapter 5 Input devices Explain the process of scanning documents in a 2D Scanner
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17 cardsInput devices
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17 cardsjosh flash cards Name two features of a KEYBOARD
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17 cardsUntitled
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22 cardsPrinters What do laser printers do?
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5 cardsDisabled Devices What is a puff suck switch?
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17 cardsInput Revision - Info 1
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15 cardsJames flash cards Name two features of a KEYBOARD
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15 cards1_James flash cards Name two features of a KEYBOARD
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15 cards2_James flash cards Name two features of a KEYBOARD
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15 cardsJames flash cards Name two features of a Keyboard
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15 cards3_James flash cards Name two features of a KEYBOARD
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8 cardsUntitled Features of a Keyboard- how is works/ how data is captured
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18 cardsInput and Output Flashcards
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6 cardsTopic 5 Flashcards OMR Optical Mark Reader (OMR) detects pencil marks by reflecting light onto it. The results are then sent f...
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14 cardsInput Devices
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13 cardsICT flash cards
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GoConqr OriginalInput and Output Devices flashcards
Start with Input Devices if you want to practise what familiar devices are used for. Its questions include keyboards, mice and touch pads. For output, Output Devices asks about monitors, projectors and printers.
Other decks offer different angles. ICT flash cards covers sensors and data logging, while Disabled Devices includes questions about devices such as a foot mouse and a braille keyboard. The vocabulary deck also includes peripherals and connectors.
Revise with the decks
Work through a few cards at a time and try to recall each answer before checking it. Return to the terms or uses you find harder, then compare them with another deck on the same topic. If you want a wider view, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you want to check your recall in another format.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try Input Devices for questions about the uses of keyboards, mice and other familiar devices. If you are revising output instead, Output Devices covers monitors, projectors and printers. Both decks give you questions to work through, so you can check what you remember as you go.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different ways of presenting the same topic. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards and other study resources.
Do the decks cover more than keyboards and printers?
Yes. ICT flash cards includes sensors and data logging. Disabled Devices asks about devices including a foot mouse, an eye typer and a braille keyboard. The vocabulary deck includes connectors such as USB and VGA, alongside terms for peripherals and devices.