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The document discusses the diffusion of email innovation through interviews with six subjects. It describes the five adopter categories and characteristics of innovations that influence their adoption, including relative advantage, compatibility, complexity, trialability, and observability. For each characteristic, it provides quotes from subjects on their perceptions of email. The interviews found that perceptions of email's advantages over mail and phone increased its adoption rate. However, complexity was initially a barrier for some. The future of communication through technologies like email is also discussed.
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web services grp ppt.pptx
This document provides information about various technology and communication tools used in education, including email, chat, and online forums. It describes how email works using SMTP and allows users to exchange messages and files. Chat provides real-time text messaging similar to a conversation. Online forums allow discussions through message boards on various topics. The document outlines the features, advantages and disadvantages of each tool and how they can enhance communication and learning.
web services grp ppt.pptx
This document provides information about various technology and communication tools used in education, including email, chat, and online forums. It describes how email works using SMTP and how to create an email address. Chat is defined as real-time text messaging over the internet, allowing quick responses. Online forums are discussion boards where people can hold conversations through posting messages on various topics. The advantages and disadvantages of each tool for educational purposes are also summarized.
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This document provides information about various technology tools used for communication in education, including email, chat, and online forums. It describes how email works using SMTP and consists of headers and message bodies. It outlines how to create an email account and send messages. Chat is described as enabling real-time text transmission similar to conversation. Online forums allow people to hold discussions through message boards organized in a tree structure under categories and threads. Advantages and disadvantages of each tool are also summarized.
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This document provides information about various technology tools used for communication in education, including email, chat, and online forums. It describes how email works using SMTP and consists of headers and message bodies. It outlines how to create an email account and send messages. Chat is described as enabling real-time text transmission similar to conversation. Online forums allow discussions through message boards organized in a tree structure under categories and threads. Advantages include interaction and flexibility, while disadvantages include potential off-topic discussions and technical issues.
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This document provides information about various technology tools used for communication in education, including email, chat, and online forums. It describes how email works using SMTP and consists of headers and message bodies. It outlines how to create an email account and send messages. Chat is described as enabling real-time text transmission similar to conversation. Online forums allow discussions through message boards organized in categories and threads. The document discusses advantages like collaboration and disadvantages like off-topic discussions of these tools.
web services grp
This document provides information about various technology tools used for communication in education, including email, chat, and online forums. It describes how email works using SMTP and consists of headers and message bodies. It outlines how to create an email account and send messages. Chat is described as enabling real-time text transmission similar to conversation. Online forums allow discussion through message boards organized in a tree structure under categories and threads. Advantages include interaction and learning from others, while disadvantages include discussions going off-topic and need for moderation.
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