Chapter 1 Communicating in the Workplace and the World

Working with individuals with different backgrounds and cultures.

• Professional Communication

• Diversity

• Social communication

• Ethics

Portions of copyrighted materials may be used without permission provided they use is fair and reasonable, does not impair or diminish the value of materials.

• copyright

• intellectual property

• creative commons

• fair use

Ideas, inventions, processes...that derive from the work of the mind or intellect.

• copyright

• fair use

• intellectual property

• creative commons

Transmitting information using digital tools

• Email

• electronic communication

• social media

• heiroglyphics

Being able to recognize and apply netiquette when using technology to communicate.

• Digital citizenship

• Social communication

• Ethics

• Social responsibility

The act of interpreting and forming meaning from oral communication.

• writing

• hearing

• speaking

• listening

Exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute the matter and form of something.

• Plagiarism

• Fair Use

• Licensing

• Copyright

Principles of conduct within a business environment or professional organization.

• ethics

• professionalism

• Business Ethics

• Professional responsibility

Which of the following is NOT a considered to be a rule of Digital Citizenship?

• Get permission before posting photos that are not your own.

• Stay on topic when digitally communicating

• Use all caps in your digital communication to emphasize the importance of the subject in the communication.

• Do not post anonymously to an online forum.

Which form of communication consists of pictorial characters?

• hieroglyphics

• phonics

• petroglyphs

• digital communication