Chapter 7
Trustworthiness and reliability of the content before taking it as the truth.
credibility
Websites that allow users to chat with one another, either through typing or with telephone or video calling.
Online and video chatting
Since 2010, smartphones have had this rival
tablet
an e-commerce site where many different retailers sell goods
online marketplace
why we use mobile devices
texting, internet browsing, and apps
The act of taking someone else's work and presenting it as your own.
plagiarize
a form of online communication using web based tools such as comment enabled blogs, social networking sites, online content communities, and virtual game worlds
social media
a wireless technology, that has allowed car manufactures to combat mobile device safety conscernes
Bluetooth
an e-commerce site where people or businesses who are selling post them for buyers to consider
auction site
bias
search, strategy, and safety
Can be played on MP3 players
Podcast
New thechnology made avilible to the public in the mid 1990s
PDA
a tool that allows users to select and pay for items using of the methods
electronic shopping cart
online tools that allow community membors to add to and edit posted information in a shared space
wikis
Common credible URLs
top-level domain, .gov, .edu, and .org
A post that is much shorter than a blog post
Micro blog
software that performs useful tasks, such as word processing
application
store buildings that exist in the real world
brick-and-mortar
provided information you used to right a paper
sources
Different formats used to cite sources, but one of the most common.
MLA
Social media types
social networks, blogs, and micro blogs
personal devices designed for simple messages made it easy to reach someone who was not at home or in the office
pagers
allows you to dispute fraudulent charges
fair credit billing act
professional use of mobile devices
make professional connections and network online, connect with colleagues and customers, and display online portfolios of professional achievements