Ct Vocab

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Flaming

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Saying mean things online. Intended to humiliate (embarrass) someone. Usually written in all CAPS.

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Etiquette

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a code of conduct for having good manners treating others with courtesy and respect.

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Flame Wars

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Insulating arguments between two or more users

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Trolls

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People that cruise the internet looking to start flame wars.

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annoymous

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unidentified having secrete identity

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Blog

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a type of website usually updated by an indivudual or group of bloggers provides new or opinions on a specific subject OR it can be like an online journal (diary)

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podcast

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downloadable video or audio file. Can be verbal or include music, video, and discussion (commentary). Updated regulary with new 'episodes.'

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digital citizenship

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the norms of appropate responsible behavor when using technolgy

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media

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commuication including television radio and newspaper that often reaches and impacts a large audience

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digital media

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electronic devices and media platforms that allow users to create commuicate and impact with another device

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Digital ettiquate

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(netiquette): a set of rules for how to behave online.

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Row

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information that is appears from left to right (horizontal); identified by a number

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Column

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information that is appears from top to bottom (vertical); identified by a letter

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Cell

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the intersection of a row and a column; identified by a letter, then a number. Ex: Cell D4, Cell E10

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Proofreading

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reviewing a document to identify mistakes.

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Error

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Any keying or spacing mistake found in a document

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Editing

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Correcting or making changes to a documen

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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 “you are.” Ex: You’re (you are) a great student.

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. Your

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refers to something that a person has or owns. Ex: Your students are great.

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data

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

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margins

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the edge or border of a document

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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 allgnment

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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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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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hard copy

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a printed copy of your document that can be and touched

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soft copy

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a document that is not that is not in printed form it can be seen but not touched

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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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expenses

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

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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.