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Flaming
Saying mean things online. Intended to humiliate ( embarrass ) someone, Usually written in all CAPS.
Digital Etiquette (netiquette)

A set of rules for how to behave online.

Etiquette
A code of conduct for having good manners treating others with courtesy and respect.
Flame Wars
Insulting arguments between two or more users.
Trolls
People that cruise the internet, looking to start flame wars.
Anonymous
Unidentified, having a secret identity.

Blog

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

Podcast

Downloadable video or auto file. Can be verbal or include music , video or discussion.

Digital Citizenship

The norms of appropriate, responsible behavior when using technology.

Media

Communication including television , radio , &, newspaper that often reaches and impacts a larger audience.

Digital Media

Electronic devices & media that allows users to create communicate & interact with one another or with a device.

Row
Information that is entered from left to right. (horizontal) ; identified by a number.
Column
Information that is entered from top to bottom (vertical) ; identified by a letter.
Cell
The intersection of a row and a column ; identfied by a letter then a number.
Proofreading
Reviewing a document to identify mistakes.
Error
Any keying or spacing mistakes found in a document.
Editing
Correcting or making changes to a document.
Peer Editing
Allowing someone else to proofread a document before keying or submitting a final copy.
You're
A contraction for "you are" Ex. you're a great student
Your
Refers to something that a person has or owns Ex. your students are great.
Data
Text (letters, numbers, symbols) sounds end images.
Margins
The edge or border of a document.
Left Align
A format in which all lines of text are aligned with the left margin. Text on the right side is smooth, right side is roged.
Right Alignment
A format in which all lines of text are alligned with right margin. Text on the right margins. the left and right side are rogged.
Qwerty
The most common arangement of keys on a keyboard.
Softcopy
A document that is not in printed form; it can be seen but not touched.
Hardcopy
A printed copy of your document that can be seenand touched.
Spacebar
Used to insert spaces characters
Enter/Return
Used to move the cursor down one line.
Backspace
Deletes text tp the left of (behind) the cursor.
Spell check
A feature that checks a document for incorrectly spelled words.
Tab
Used to indent a line of data
Allowance
Money that a parent/guardian gives to a child on a regular basis; often the money is given in return for a child doing chores
Wages
Money that is paid to workers ; based useually based on the number of hours that have been worked. Also called an ''hourly'' position. Adavantage; possible extra pay for working extra hours. Disadvantage; when you don't go to work , you don't get paid.
Salary
an amount of money paid to an employee on a regular basis for work that has been done. Also called a "salaried" position. Disadvantage; you don't get ''extra'' pay for working more than regular hours . Advantage; normally includes paid sick time , health insurance.
Paycheck (Check)
A document (paper or electronic which is given to an employee for wages or salary.
Commission
A fee or percentage for money given to a salesperson for his/her services based on selling price of an item.