Chapter 9 & 10 Test

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1. your e-mail program uses your internet connection to send your message to your e-mail server 2. the e-mail server determines the best route for the message and sends it to the first in the series of router along the path 3. the router sends the message to the recipient's e-mail server 4. the e-mail server stores the message into the recipient's mailbox 5. the recipient checks for messages, and the e-mail transfers the message to his or her e-mail program

an audio file distributed through downloads or feeds

a collaborative Web site that people use to communicate with each other

an informal Web site of time-stamped articles written in a journal format

if you are sending an e-mail message from your laptop to a classmate, the laptop is the _______

a Web site where members share interests, ideas, and information

a post to mircoblog such as Twitter

a web page listing journal entries that provide commentary and information, usually about a particular interest

a type of web page that a group of people can comment and make changes to

members of the public who report on current events

type of communication, such as blogging, where authors and readers do not need to be online at the same time

a ______ or internet forum is an online discussion site where people in a conversation by posting messages

synchronous communication means that everyone who is communicating must be _______ at the same time

a forum temporarily saves messages and often uses a ______ to approve messages before they are posted for others to read

a ______ program used to participate in a newsgroup, is often provided with some e-mail software

a system that lets people exchange short messages while they are online is called a ________ system

DO

DO

DO

DON'T

DON'T

An email system in which users set up an account through an online service and then access email messages using a Web browser

information about Apple's social networking technologies

social networking sites other than Facebook

Social networks, including synonyms for networks

pages about the exact phrase, social networking sites

pages about social networks, social networking, and a social network

New Sites

New Sites

Scholarly Sites

Scholarly Sites

Scholarly Sites

engine that searches web pages in its database that contain specific words or phrases

offers the convenience of searching many sources from one website

service that connects you with a human librarian

engine that provides access to academic information for research

finds subjective content, such as comments, reviews, and opinions

a network protocol that defines how to route data across a network

A communications standard that allows wireless communications across distances up to 30 miles

helps your computer connect to a network and then work with communications standards to manage transmitting and receiving data.

1 gigabit per second

The main computer in an email system, which routes messages through the Internet or a private network

An email program you use to send and receive email messages

can reveal their name

User ID "At" symbol Domain name

chat groups, web conferencing, and VoIP

email, social networking posts, and text messages

or real time messaging

transmitting information from one computer or mobile device to another

1. your computer or mobile device is the communication source 2. modem converts the message to electronic signals 3. communications channel such as cable TV line or fiber optic cable transmits the signals 4. receiving device, such as another modem converts the signal into an email message 5. destination device, such as a server accepts the message 6. server repeats the process to send the message to your classmate's computer or mobile device

email?

On a Web page, a line of text near a photo or other reproduced content that states its source and any necessary copyright information

The part of copyright law that allows you to use a sentence or paragraph of text without permission if you include a citation to the original source

Work that you can use freely because it is not subject to copyright; the copyright may have expired or the owner may have explicitly released the work to the public domain

The moral principles that govern people's behavior; many schools and other organizations post codes of conduct for computer use, which can help you make ethical decisions while using a computer

The base of a word, used in a Web search to broaden a search

In a Web search, a way to narrow a search to include only certain types of results, such as images or news, or pages posted in a certain date range, such as within the last 24 hours. In a database, a feature that selects a subset of records containing criteria you specify

A Web site that requires a subscription or other type of membership; many library sites are restricted

A search term entered into a search engine to obtain results. In a database, a database object used to specify criteria that extract data based on criteria that the query creator specifies. Criteria are conditions for a field

In evaluating a Web source, use this checklist to make sure that a source is Credible, Accurate, Reasonable, and has Support (including citations, quotations, and credit lines).

the hidden web or invisible web

Television, radio, and other media print newspaper and news apps

snopes.com and factcheck.org

MLA, APA, and Chicago