Appendix

Glossary of Google Workspace Terms

absolute cell reference:
A cell reference where Sheets uses the actual address of the cell.
active cell:
The currently selected cell, which Sheets designates by surrounding the cell with a heavy border and by displaying a small square in the bottom-right corner. See also mixed cell reference and relative cell reference.
AI:
See artificial intelligence.
animation:
See object animation.
all-day event:
A Calendar event that either has no set time or that consumes one or more entire days (such as a birthday or a vacation).
artificial intelligence:
An app or device that can perform tasks that appear similar to human capabilities such as learning, summarizing, decision making, and creating content. See also Gemini.
attachment:
A file sent along with an email message.
auto-complete:
To show a list of items — such as names or email addresses — that match what you've entered so far into a text box. You can then select the item you want from the list rather than finishing the text entry.
back channel:
An informal communications channel that operates in addition to the main channel of communications in a meeting. In a Google Meet video meeting, participants can use the Chat feature as the back channel.
BCC:
See blind courtesy copy.
blind courtesy copy:
A copy of an email message sent to a recipient without that recipient's name or address appearing to the other message recipients.
bot:
Software that can be added to a chat and that has been programmed to respond ...

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