Technology

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Across
  1. 2. Using technology safely, wisely, and responsibly while considering its effects on oneself and others.
  2. 4. Fake audio, video, or images created using AI to make someone appear to say or do something they did not.
  3. 7. The use of technology to perform tasks with little or no human involvement.
  4. 9. The ability to manage technology use together with other important activities.
  5. 11. The ability to control one's behaviour, emotions, and use of technology.
  6. 13. An electronic tool such as a smartphone, tablet, computer, or smartwatch.
  7. 16. A strong reliance on digital screens that makes it difficult to reduce or control screen use.
  8. 17. Relating to information or technology that is stored or processed electronically.
  9. 19. A secret combination of letters, numbers, or symbols used to access an account.
  10. 21. Excessive use of the internet that negatively affects daily life, relationships, or responsibilities.
  11. 26. Facts, numbers, or information collected for analysis or use by a computer system.
  12. 29. The record of information and activities a person leaves behind while using the internet.
  13. 30. A software program designed to perform a particular function on a digital device.
  14. 32. Extremely large and complex collections of information that can be analysed to discover patterns.
  15. 34. The use of remote internet-based servers to store, process, and access data.
  16. 36. Moral principles that guide how technology should be developed and used.
  17. 37. Online platforms where people communicate, share content, and interact with others.
  18. 38. Practices that help people protect themselves, their information, and their wellbeing while using the internet.
  19. 39. A computer system that suggests content or products based on a user's behaviour or preferences.
  20. 40. Technology that identifies or verifies a person by analysing their facial features.
Down
  1. 1. Technology that can collect information, respond to users, or make decisions automatically.
  2. 3. Using digital platforms to repeatedly hurt, threaten, embarrass, or intimidate another person.
  3. 5. The amount of time a person spends using devices with screens.
  4. 6. The ability to concentrate attention on one activity without being easily distracted.
  5. 8. The practice of protecting computers, networks, and data from digital attacks.
  6. 10. Technology that allows a computer or device to identify or understand spoken words.
  7. 12. Technology that enables computers to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence.
  8. 14. A form of AI in which computers learn patterns from data and improve without being explicitly programmed for every task.
  9. 15. A worldwide network that allows computers and devices to communicate and share information.
  10. 18. The protection and responsible handling of personal information collected by organisations or technology.
  11. 20. A machine that can perform tasks automatically or be controlled by a computer.
  12. 22. A healthy and balanced approach to using digital devices and online services.
  13. 23. The use of scientific knowledge to create tools and systems that make life easier.
  14. 24. Facts or knowledge that are communicated or received about a particular subject.
  15. 25. The ability to use digital technology effectively, safely, and responsibly.
  16. 27. An unhealthy dependence on digital devices, platforms, or online activities.
  17. 28. The right to keep personal information and activities protected from unwanted access.
  18. 31. A situation where people mainly receive information that matches their existing interests or beliefs.
  19. 33. A set of instructions or rules that a computer follows to solve a problem or complete a task.
  20. 35. False or inaccurate information that is shared, whether intentionally or unintentionally.