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Ch. 3 Sarah Brown
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| downloading | The process of saving files from a website or file transfer protocol (FTP) site |
| uploading | Saving files to a Web or FTP site |
| compressed files | multiple native-format files |
| self-expressing compressed files | decompressing by double clicking |
| shareware | software that can be used then purchase if wanted |
| freeware | can be used forever without purchasing it |
| for-purchase software | you must buy to use, but demo is available |
| Web 2.0 | Allows users to collaborate on the WWW. |
| instant messaging (IM) | keying and sending messages rather than video or voice talking. |
| text messaging | keying and sending messages via cell phone |
| texting | keying and sending messages via cell phone |
| teleconferencing | verbal communication with three or more people on a telephone call |
| conference calling | verbal communication with three or more people on a telephone call |
| podcast | series of digital media files at intervals |
| Web seminars | teleconferencing with video |
| online meetings | meeting online conducted through desktop sharing |
| social media | An internet-based tool that allows users to share information within a group. |
| blogs | web sites maintained by an individual who posts topics or opinions. |
| social bookmarking | saving bookmarks to a public web site within a group. |
| social networking sites | allow users to share information with others |
| professional networking sites | allow users to share information with others at a job, etc. |
| cell phones | telephones that allow the user to move around and communicate without a landline |
| smartphones | advanced computerized devices that can check email |
| voice mail | allows callers to leave a message that the phone owner can access. |
| pagers | electronic-communication devices that let the user know there is a message waiting |
| wireless technology | used to connect devices without the use of lines, cables, or other type of physical connection |
| malware | a program intended to damage a computer system. |
| identity theft | a form of fraud when someone takes your identity. |