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-% Glossary
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-Activity
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-> Sugar education software module. In other contexts these might be
-> called programs, but we prefer to emphasize what the students can do
-> with them, not where they came from.
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-Definition
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-> An association between a name which may mean nothing by itself and a
-> description intended to convey an important idea. Frequently we need a
-> different kind of association between names and ideas, such as
-> pictures, animations, or actual experience. The most important purpose
-> of definitions is to explain what the thing named does; another is to
-> describe its uses, or as we often say its purposes; a third is to
-> describe the appearance of something, so that we can recognize it when
-> we see it; a fourth is to enable us to talk about the thing
-> conveniently with those who already have some idea of it. Usually the
-> order of importance of these purposes is entirely misunderstood.
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-Favorite
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-> Activity that shows in the Home view icon ring. A user can mark an
-> Activity as a Favorite in the List view by clicking the star outline
-> next to the Activity name.
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-Frame
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-> Popup rectangular border in Sugar showing View icons and active
-> Activities on the top; friend icons on the right; hardware icons on
-> the bottom; and icons for open documents on the left. The frame is
-> activated by putting the mouse cursor into a corner of the screen, or
-> optionally the side (see My Settings), or by pressing the Frame button
-> on the top right of an XO keyboard. Moving the mouse cursor away from
-> the activation area or pressing the Frame button while the Frame is
-> active dismisses the Frame.
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-Group view
-
-> View showing colored XO icons of the user's friends who are connected,
-> and grayed-out icons for those who are not.
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-Home view
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-> View showing XO icon, an icon for the current Activity (or journal if
-> no Activity has been started), and a ring or other arrangement of
-> available Activity icons.
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-Hover Menu
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-> A menu that pops up when the mouse cursor is held over an icon for one
-> second, and expands further after one more second. A feature that many
-> users cannot discover without being told about it.
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-Index
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-> Synonym for Glossary.
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-Journal
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-> A browser for saved software sessions and documents, allowing sorting,
-> searching, and access to metadata.
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-Menu Bar
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-> A rectangular area at the top of the screen containing text labels or
-> icons, where clicking with the mouse results in the appearance of a
-> drop-down menu containing further labels or icons for Activity
-> functions available to the user.
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-Metadata
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-> Information about a file, such as file type, software used to create
-> it, description, tags, a screen shot, date and time, and more. The
-> Journal maintains metadata about saved documents and software
-> sessions.
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-Neighborhood view
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-> View showing wireless mesh and access points, connected XOs, and
-> shared Activities.
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-OS
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-> Operating System. This describes the Software that runs on your XO
-> laptop.
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-School server (XS)
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-> A computer designed by OLPC for use in schools to hold student backups
-> and content, and to provide school administration server software such
-> as Moodle.
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-Sugar
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-> Education software for the One Laptop Per Child project, designed to
-> run on the XO and on other computers running the Linux operating
-> system.
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-Toolbar
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-> A rectangular area of the screen, usually at the top, containing icons
-> representing Activity functions available to the user.