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collaboration the act of working with someone to create or produce something
colloquialism informal speech (such as "fixing to do something" or "dude")
communication exchange of thoughts and information by verbal and nonverbal messages
emoticon a group of keyboard characters or symbols used to express and emotion in electronic messages
feedback evaluation returned by the receiver to the sender of the message
hacker a person who illegally gains access to information in a computer
interactivity two-way communication
nonverbal information expressed without words through posture gestures and expressions
communication
receiver the person who must process and make sense of the message when engaged in communication
respondent one who answers or replies to a survey
sender the person extending the message when engaged in communication
social media Websites and services that allow people to communicate by making information public, such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedln, and others.
spam Unwanted e-mail; usually sent in mass mailing
stereotype The idea that a certain group of people (often based on gender or race) will always have particular things in common or behave in a certain way (such as "women cant't drive well")
tactful Ability to do or say the kindest or most appropriate thing
technology application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes
tweet a text message posted via the twitter.com website
urban legend a widely circulated story based on hearsay
virus a program that can "infect"other programs
worm computer virus that copies itself over and over again: worms can send copies of themselves to recipients in an infected user's email address book
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