Quiz 5
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- Domain Name System
- DNS
- picture files. html
- downloaded from the server on the company's network as well as any info needed
- really simple syndication
- RSS
- web feeds
- a format used to provide user with updated content; syndicated to allow users to subscribe to them
- webpage
- a resource of information that si suitable for the World Wide Web and can be accessed with a web browser
- aggregators
- software or websites that are used in order to get podcasts
- podcasts
- media files that are distributed by subscription over the Internet using syndication feeds
- DNS
- a service that translates between the IP address and domain name (telephone book for computers)
- HTML
- info on webpages is usually in ____ and may provide navigation to other webpages via hypertext links
- Open and Close Properly
- every message should be started with a salutation and should be closed with a closing comment
- CC
- used to provide information to others, but no action is required on their part
- Webpages
- files downloaded from the server to our computer to view in the web browser
- Notepad, MS Word, Publisher, Dreamweaver, FrontPage
- 5 programs used to make a webpage
- dynamic webpage
- webpages that change as a result of user interaction
- audience
- friend vs. teacher/parent/stranger
- Blind Carbon Copy
- BCC
- hypertext markup language
- html
- aggregators
- collect information about podcasts and blogs and automatically download the latest edition when they are updated
- without the right tone your emails could be ignored or deleted
- Why is tone important?
- BCC
- used to hide addresses from other recipients of the message
- html
- the language of webpages that will dictate how the text and pictures look in the web browser
- tags
- how html dictates how the text and pictures look in the web browser
- addressing, audience, proofreading, sarcasm, subject line, open and close properly, symbols/abbreviations
- 7 guidelines for email ettiquette
- blog
- a user-generated site where entries are made in journal style and the content is displayed in reverse chronological order
- hypertext transfer protocal
- http
- subject lines
- needs to be clear and concise
- politeness, correspondence says a lot about you
- What is the importance of email etiquette?
- Symbols and Abbreviations
- in messages, these can be misconstrued and can mean different things to different people
- addressing
- group vs. individual
- proofreading
- spelling, grammar, punctuation
- "To"
- used obviously when we are sending email directly to someone; used when we require a response
- BCC
- useful for protecting privacy, due to hiding email addresses of all BCCed addresses
- wysiwyg
- programs used to make websites
- social media
- made available to use using technology known as RSS; includes blogs, wikis, podcasts
- To, CC
- when using BCC for large numbers of email addresses, the emails are downloaded much faster than if the ____ or _____ is used for all addresses.
- cyberbullying
- deliberate, repeated harm caused through electronic media; a computer CRIME
- Carbon Copy
- CC
- domain name
- how we refer to websites (takes the place of an IP address for humans)
- wiki
- a website that allows users to edit, add,and delete the content
- domain name
- bought and registered; starts after the www. and includes the .com
- sarcasm
- difficult to display through email
- static webpage
- the content on the webpage does not change as a result of user interaction
- BCC
- useful for broadcast emails, such as announcements since they appear personal
- RSS
- a way to get a subscription to the information yo are looking at
- collaborative software
- wikis use technology known as __________ ____________.
- tone
- the placement and choice of words, how they are used, and the sentence structure
- email flame
- an abusive message directed toward someone; can be personal attacks or insults