Ct Vocab Update

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Flaming

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Saying mean things online

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digital etiquette (netiquette)

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A set of rules for how to behave online.

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Etiquette

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A code of conduct for having good manners treating others with courtesy.

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Flame wars

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Insulting argument between 2 or more user.

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Trolls

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People that cruise the internet looking to start flame wars.

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Anonymous

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unidentified, having a secret identity.

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Blog

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A type of website usually updated by an individual or group of bloggers.

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podcast

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Downloadable or audio files. Can be verbal or include music, video, and discussion (commentary).

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Digital Citizenship

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The norms of appropriate responsible behavior when using technology.

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Media

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Communication, including television, radio, and newspaper that often reaches and impact a large audience.

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Digital media

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Electronic devices and media platforms such as computers, cell phones, the internet, digital video, social networking sites, video games, and virtual worlds, that allow user to create communicate, and internet with one another or with advice.

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Row

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Information that is entered from left to right ( horizontal); identified by numbers.

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Column

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Information that is from top to bottom (vertical); identified by a letter.

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Cell

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The intersection or a roe and a column identified by a letter then a number. Ex: Cell D4

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Proofreading

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Reviewing a document to identify mistake.

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Error

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Any keying or spacing mistake found in a document.

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Peer Editing

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Allowing someone else to proofread a document before keying or submitting a final copy.-

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You're

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A contraction for your EX: You're (you are) a great student.

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Your

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Refers to something a person has or owns.Ex: Your student are great.

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Editing

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Correcting or making changes to a document

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QWERTY

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The most common arrangement of keys on a keyboard.

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Soft copy

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A document that is not in printed form; it can be seen but not touched.

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Hard copy

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a printed copy of your document that can be seen AND touched.

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data

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text (letters, numbers, symbols), sounds, and images.

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left align

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a format in which all lines of text are aligned with the left margin. Text on the left side is smooth, right side is ragged. Most common used alignment.

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right alignment

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a format in which all lines of text aligned with the right margin. Text on the right side is smooth, left side is ragged.

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center alignment

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a format in which all lines of text are aligned with the midpoint of the left and right margins. The left and right side are ragged.

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margin

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the edge or border of a document.

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space bar

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used to insert spaces between characters.

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enter/return

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used to move the cursor down one line.

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backspace

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deletes text to the left of (behind) the cursor.

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spell check

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a feature that checks a document for incorrectly spelled words.

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tab

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used to indent a line of data.

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allowance

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money that a parent/guardian gives a child on a regular basis; often the money is given in return for a child doing chores.

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wages

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money that is paid to workers; usually based on the number of hours that have been worked. Also called an "hourly" position.

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salary

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an amount of money paid to an employee on a regular basis for work that has been done. Also called a "salaried" position.

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paycheck (check)

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a document (paper or electronic) which is given to an employee for wages or salary.

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commission

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a fee or percentage of money given to a salesperson for his/her services based on the selling price of an item.

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tip/gratuity

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a small gift of money to show appreciation for work that has been done.

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gift

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money given to a person that is not in exchange for work.

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minimum wage

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the lest amount a person can be paid when they are working in a wage position.

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expenses

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the cost required for something; the money spent on something.