What are the two types of e-mail?, apps and online, synchronous and asynchronous, gmail and hotmail, digital and physical, The received messages are stored on the server until we log on. We can use apps to check these e-mail messages., Asynchronous (POP mail), Synchronous (webmail), For this type of e-mail, we use a browser to open a webpage where we can read our mail online. The most common ones are Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo!, Terra and Mixmail., Asynchronous (POP mail), Synchronous (webmail), Users share information and have discussions. Conversations may not happen instantly., forum, chat, A type of instant messaging that is used to send and receive messages in real time., forum, chat, Within the same website., Internal link, External link, Redirected to another website., Internal link, External link, An electronic document issued by a certification body (such as the Spanish Royal Mint or Camerfirma)., DNIe, Cl@ve, Digital certificate, Autofirma, The buying and selling of products or services through an information system such as Amazon, Shein, Temu, etc. ., Online shopping, Multimedia services, Job hunting, Social networks, Physical cards that are pre-loaded with funds and can be used both in store and online. You cannot spend more than what is in the card., Credit cards, Prepaid cards, PayPal, Mobile wallet, Social networks which do not focus on a specific topic. Users are allowed to share information about any topic. Ex. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter., Horizontal social network, Vertical social network, Social networks which connect people for a specific purpose, such as LinkedIn for professionals., Horizontal social networks, Vertical social networks, This can cover formal and informal studies. Examples: Teams, Google Classroom., Digital journalism, Job hunting, Media education, Distance learning, This was the first site used to make online calls., WhatsApp, Skype, Zoom, Google Meets, We use these to listen to live radio, watch TV programs, read newspapers, etc. Examples include Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, HBO, and Spotify, Social networks, Job hunting, Multimedia services, Downloading and sharing information, A headline, picture, or link that is meant to grab your attention and make you want to click it it., Social networks, Click bait, Media education, Forum

Chapter 6: Online Interactivity

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