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IBT E-mail

IBT Unit 3 E-mail

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computer files sent along with an e-mail message which can be accessed by the recipient of the e-mail attachment
a type of web site that displays in chronological order the postings by one or more individuals, and usually has comments on specific posting blog
when a child or teen is threatened, harassed or otherwise targeted by another child or teen using a form of technology cyberbullying
a message sent electronically from one person to another via links between computers or terminals e-mail
an expression composed of ordinary characters on a phone or computer that represents the writer's mood or facial expression emoticon
a virtual term for venting emotion or sending inflammatory e-mails flaming
modulation of the voice; change in pitch or tone of the voice to help convey a message inflection
a form of communication in which typed text is sent from one person to another over the Internet instant messaging
the process of improving the traffic to a web site from search engines search engine optimization
the act of send sexually explicit and/or suggestive content via text messaging sexting
a block of text automatically appended a the bottom of e-mails and may include the sender's name and title signature
a term used to refer to letters carried by traditional postal service delivery snail mail
the use of a web space to connect with people who share personal or professional interests social networking
the rules that a society uses for appropriate and inappropriate values, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors social norms
unsolicited electronic junk mail or advertisements, sent as an e-mail spam
a slogan or memorable phrase attached to the end of an e-mail that conveys a message from the sender tagline
brief written messages sent form one person to another via cell phones texting
a series of newsgroup messages dealing with the same subject thread
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