SOmeone who writes something and has the right to copyright it, so no one can use his or her information.

A record of all sources read and consulted for your research. (Even if the work is not specifically cited.)

An online site where you can see comments from people on books, shows, plays, ect.

List sources used for a research paper or project in a bibliography.

A United States law that protects the work of authors, artists, composers, and others from being used without a guide or key.

The science of encoding and decoding plain text messages so that they cannot be read by anyone without a guide or key.

The act of attacking someone through technology like websites, IM, and texting.

Information gathered from research or results.

Encoding phrases, numbers, or words using a secret code so the message is hidden.

The right of the public to make reasonable use of copyrighted material in special circumstances without the copyright owner's permission.

An open discussion usually referring to an Internet forum, but also a public meeting or assembly for an open discussion.

An expert computer programmer who creates complex software and hardware.

World wide system of computer networks in which users at any one computer can get information.

Using and author's work without giving him credit and calling it your own.

Works that belong to everyone and can be freely used without permission.

Asking questions and finding answers.

A book, a picture, a website, or somewhere you can collect information and use for research.

Listing of articles, books, dissertations and other works that are specifically referenced by quote or paraphrase.

Malicious software that can cause your computer to be slower.

An unsolicited email message advertising a product that you don't want.

Using technology to attack other people with hurtful or insulting words.

Restatment of a text or passages, using other words.

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Author	SOmeone who writes something and has the right to copyright it, so no one can use his or her information.
Bibliograpthy	A record of all sources read and consulted for your research. (Even if the work is not specifically cited.)
Blog	An online site where you can see comments from people on books, shows, plays, ect.
Cite	List sources used for a research paper or project in a bibliography.
Copyright	A United States law that protects the work of authors, artists, composers, and others from being used without a guide or key.
Cryptology	The science of encoding and decoding plain text messages so that they cannot be read by anyone without a guide or key.
Cyberbullying	The act of attacking someone through technology like websites, IM, and texting.
Data	Information gathered from research or results.
Digizen	A digital citizen.
Encryption	Encoding phrases, numbers, or words using a secret code so the message is hidden.
Ethics	A system of moral principles.
Fair Use	The right of the public to make reasonable use of copyrighted material in special circumstances without the copyright owner's permission.
Forum	An open discussion usually referring to an Internet forum, but also a public meeting or assembly for an open discussion.
Hacker	An expert computer programmer who creates complex software and hardware.
Internet	World wide system of computer networks in which users at any one computer can get information.
Netiquette	Internet etiquette.
Plagiarism	Using and author's work without giving him credit and calling it your own.
Public domain	Works that belong to everyone and can be freely used without permission.
Research	Asking questions and finding answers.
Site	A place on the Internet.
Source	A book, a picture, a website, or somewhere you can collect information and use for research.
Works cited	Listing of articles, books, dissertations and other works that are specifically referenced by quote or paraphrase.
Malware	Malicious software that can cause your computer to be slower.
Spam	An unsolicited email message advertising a product that you don't want.
Flaming	Using technology to attack other people with hurtful or insulting words.
Paraphrase	Restatment of a text or passages, using other words.

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