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Jake Steelman 5th

Garfield Vocabulary.

QuestionAnswer
anonymous Someone who does not reveal their name
comments or postings messages people write on a website message board
message board a website where a group can gather and communicate through chat or message posting
email messages you get through the internet
cyberbully Someone who picks on, harasses,or embarasses a target over and over again, such as the internet or cell phones
insulting rude or hurtful
harass to bother repeatedly
password a special account that you use to get into your own network and Web accounts
insecure lack of confidence
screen name or user name the name that someone uses online
webmaster a person who is in charge of a website
media different ways people communicate with others, such as newspapers, television, radio, and the Internet
authorship the origin of a piece of work; usually the person or people who constructed it
format the way communication is presented; each typehas a unique set of creative tools and tecniques to help form the message
audience the people who recieve a communication: different people understand the mesage in different ways
content a message or messages in a particular communication; some of these are embedded values and ideas
purpose the reason a communication is made; might be informing, persuading, selling, entertaining or a combination
influence to cause someone to belive or feel something
construct deliberately create a message
deconstruct deliberately examine a message to understand the whole meaning
embedded Assumtions made about values, attiudes, and points of view that are important but not always obviouse parts of a media message
fact something that can be proven to be true or not
opinion something that someone believes but inst necessarily true for everyone.
verify to examine something to make sure if it is true or not.
true something that can be shown to be real
false something can be shown to not be real.
message a piece of communication between people.
media different ways people communicate with others, such as newspapers, television, radio, and the Internet
internet a communication system that connects all computers around the world A.k.A. The web
Expert someone who has studied a great deal on a subject
misinformation information that is not a fact but that appears to be a fact.
blog A type of website where people(even kids!) write about things that interest them.
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