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Avery Richardson
Garfield Vocabulary
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| anonymous | someone who doesn't 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 |
| messages you get through the internet | |
| cyberbully | someone who picks on, or harasses, or embarrasses a target over and over again using technologoly, such as the Internet or cell phones |
| insulting | rude or hurtful |
| harass | to bother repeatedly |
| password | a special word 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 a communication is presented; each type has a unique set of creative tools and techniques to help form a message |
| audience | The people who recieve a communication; different people understand the message 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 believe or feel something |
| construct | Deliberately create a message |
| deconstruct | Deliberately examine a message to understand the whole meaning |
| embedded | Assumptions made about values, attitudes, and points of view that are important but not always obvious parts of a media message |
| fact | Something that can be proven to be true or not |
| opinion | Something that someone believes but isn't necessarily true for everyone |
| verify | To examine something to make sure it is true or not |
| true | Something that can be shown to be real |
| false | Something that can be shown to be not 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 computers all over the world; also known as the web |
| expert | Someone who has studied a great deal about a particular subject |
| misinformation | Information that is not a fact but that appears to be a fact; sometimes done on purpose |
| blog | A type of website where people (even kids!) write about things that interest them |
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