Output Devices

Start with the devices

The flashcard deck Output Devices asks what devices such as CRT and TFT monitors, projectors, printers and plotters are. Start there if you want to check which names you recognize. The deck Output also lists visual output, printers, plotters and speakers, giving you another way to group the devices.

As you study, make a short list of names you find difficult to remember. Return to those cards after exploring a mind map.

Use the mind maps to compare

Several mind maps titled Output Devices take different approaches. One covers monitors and choosing a device for an exam question. Another looks at plotters, including how they operate and when precise, large copies are needed. A map with an audio and visual branch describes CRT and flat-screen monitors.

The map Output devices covers dot matrix and inkjet printers. Use its branches alongside the flashcards to connect a device name with details about how it works. Then return to the cards and see what you can recall without looking at the map.

Check your understanding

The page also lists a few quizzes, including Chapter 7. Open a quiz and look at its questions to decide whether it fits what you are studying. If a question points to a device you need to revisit, return to a relevant map or flashcard deck.

Explore the unit

Output Devices is a section of the Input and Output Devices unit in Computing and ICT (programming, computer science, digital skills, educational technology). The listing also includes the note Input Devices and the mind map Input and Output, which offer places to explore the wider unit. Choose a resource that matches the part you want to study next.