Which of the following is a topic covered under the section "Email" in the contents?

• ISP email vs web-based email

• Social networking sites

• Test and improve

• Written module activity

According to the contents, which section discusses "Netiquette and social networking"?

• Netiquette

• Email

• Other modes of e-communication

• Activity 1

Which of the following is NOT listed as a mode of e-communication in the contents?

• Fax to email

• Weblog (blog)

• Instant Messaging and Chat applications

• Handwritten letters

If you wanted to learn about the practical use of email, which section of the contents should you refer to?

• Email

• Netiquette

• Activity 2

• Test and improve

Suppose you are preparing a lesson on proper online behavior. Which two subtopics under "Netiquette" would be most relevant to include?

• Netiquette and social networking, Netiquette and email

• Fax to email, Weblog (blog)

• Email addresses, Address book or contacts list

• Activity 1, Activity 2

What does the term "e-communication" refer to?

• All forms of electronic communication

• Only face-to-face communication

• Only written letters

• Only verbal communication

Which of the following best describes the process of e-communication?

• Exchanging messages and/or digital data using computers and other communication devices

• Sending handwritten letters through the postal service

• Talking to someone in person

• Reading printed newspapers

Why is e-communication important in today's world? (Choose the best answer)

• It allows for the exchange of messages and digital data quickly and efficiently

• It replaces all forms of traditional communication

• It is only used for entertainment purposes

• It is not widely used in modern society

What is the main purpose of email?

• Composing, sending and receiving messages electronically over a network

• Printing documents from a computer

• Editing images online

• Watching videos on the internet

Which step comes first when sending an email?

• Message goes to email server at other person’s ISP

• Use email software to type in recipient’s address

• Message is held until recipient downloads it

• Message goes to email server at own ISP