This document defines and describes common online terminology used on the internet. It defines email as a method of sending digital messages through technology. It describes wikis as web applications that allow collaborative editing of content. It also outlines social bookmarking as a centralized online service for annotating and editing bookmarks, and defines other terms like podcasts, VoIP, online chat, blogs, social networking, URLs, and web feeds.

1. Common
Online
Terminologies
By: Charles Michael M. Soriano
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2. Email (Electronic Mail)
- It is a method of sending a
digital message through
the use of technology.
Wiki (Wikipedia)
- It is a web application
which allows people to
add, edit, or delete a
content in collaboration
with others.

3. Social Bookmarking
- It is a centralized online
service which users use to
annotate or edit
bookmarks of web
documents.
HTML
- the HyperText Markup
Language is used for
creating web pages and
other information that
can be displayed in the
web browser.

4. Podcast
- Consist of an episodic series
of audio, video, or PDF
subscribed to and
downloaded through web
syndication or steamed
online through a computer
or mobile device.
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
is a group of technologies for
the delivery of voice
communications and
multimedia sessions over the
Internet.

5. Online Chat
- May refer to any kind of
communication through the
internet.
WWW (World Wide Web)
- A system of interlinked
hypertext documents
accessed via internet.

6. Streaming
- a method of relaying data (esp.
video and audio material) over a
computer network as a steady
continuous stream, allowing
playback to proceed while
subsequent data is being
received.
Blog
- a personal website or web
page on which an individual
records opinions, links to
other sites, etc. on a regular
basis.

7. Social Networking
- the use of dedicated websites and
applications to communicate
informally with other users, or to
find people with similar interests to
oneself.
URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
- a formatted text string used
by Web browsers, email
clients and other software to
identify a network resource on
the Internet.

8. Web Feed
- a data format used for
providing users with
frequently updated
content.

9. That’s all!
Thank you!