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cloud computing

describes how applications are stored and deployed on a network of Internet servers.

digital portfolio

an electronic portfolio (also known as an e-portfolio) is a collection of electronic evidence assembled and managed by a user, usually on the web.

compressed image format

reduces the file size with only negligible loss of image quality.

download

refers to the receiving of data from a remote system to a local system such as device storage with the intent of storing a copy of the data being transferred.

image editing software

programs designed to edit, manipulate, or modify digital photographs.

upload

refers to the sending of data from a local system to a remote system such as a server with the intent of storing a copy of the data being transferred.

mms (multimedia messaging service)

a system that enables cellular phones to send and receive pictures and sound clips as well as text messages.

sms (short message service)

a system that enables cellular phone users to send and receive text messages.

rss feed

contains a summary of information about a blog or website and lists of items that are being syndicated

rss (really simple syndication)

most popular type of web feeds for syndicating frequently updated web content

resume

a marketing tool that lists and markets your best qualifications for a specific job.

cover letter

an introduction to your resumé and an opportunity to showcase your skills and knowledge of the job, employer, and industry.

culture

a particular set of attitudes, beliefs, and practices that characterize a group of individuals.

etiquette

code of behavior that defines expectations for social behavior

soft skills

interpersonal or people skills that can be used in every job.

hard skills

concrete skills that are specific to your job and are required for you to actually do your work.

customs

practices followed by people of a particular group or region

geotag

contains the latitude and longitude coordinates of where a photo was taken in order to plot it on a map.

gps (global positioning system)

an accurate worldwide navigational and surveying facility based on the reception of signals from an array of orbiting satellites.