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U N I V E R S I T Y O F S A N T O T O M A S

ONLINE TERMINOLOGIES

EMAILElectronic MailUsed for exchanging digital messages.

WIKIThe developer of

the first wiki is Ward Cunninghum.

Type of a content management system.

SOCIAL BOOKMARKING

Originated in around April 1996.

Centralized online service.

It is a way to increase information sharing.

HTMLHyperText Markup

Language.The main markup

language.Consisting of tags.Enclosed in angle

brackets.

PODCASTDerived form

“Broadcast” and “iPod”.

Ben Hammersley first mentioned the term “Podcast”.

Consist of:AudioVideoPdfePub files

VOIPVoice over Internet

Protocol.For delivery of voice

communications and multimedia sessions.

This term is related to:IP telephonyInternet telephonyVoice over broadbandBroadband telephonyIP communicationsBroadband phone service

ONLINE CHATKind of

communication over the internet.

From the word “chat” which means informal conversation.

Using tools such as:Instant messengersInternet Relay ChatTalkersMUDs

WWWWorld Wide Web“The Web” System of

interlinked hypertext documents accesses via internet.

STREAMING“Sreaming media”Constantly

received by and presented to an end-user while being delivered by a provider.

BLOG• An informational

site published on the World Wide Web.• Provide

commentary on a particular subject.

SOCIAL NETWORKING

• Provides a set of method s for analyzing the structure.• A social structure

made up of a set of social actors.

URL• “Uniform Resource

Locator”• Also known as “web

address”.• Commonly used for

web pages.• Can also be used

for file transfer, email, and telephone numbers.

WEB FEED• A data format used

for providing users with frequently updated content.• The term “RSS” is

often used to refer to web feeds or web syndication in general.

HTTP://WWW.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/