Email

Instant messaging

Social media

Video conferencing

Synchronous communication occurs in real time, while asynchronous communication does not.

Synchronous communication is more formal than asynchronous communication.

Synchronous communication is more personal than asynchronous communication.

Synchronous communication is more expensive than asynchronous communication.

It is convenient and accessible.

It is fast and efficient.

It is cost-effective.

It is global and borderless.

It can be difficult to build relationships online.

It can be difficult to communicate emotions online.

It can be difficult to resolve conflict online.

All of the above.

Be clear and concise.

Be respectful and polite.

Be aware of your audience.

Proofread your messages before sending them.

A blog is a personal journal, while a wiki is a collaborative website.

A blog is updated more frequently than a wiki.

A blog is typically written by one person, while a wiki is written by many people.

All of the above.

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram

TikTok

A social network is a website that allows users to connect with friends and family, while a microblogging site is a website that allows users to share short messages.

A social network is typically more private than a microblogging site.

A social network is typically used for personal communication, while a microblogging site is typically used for professional communication.

All of the above.

A hashtag is a word or phrase preceded by the pound sign (#), while a keyword is a word or phrase that is relevant to a particular topic.

Hashtags are used to categorize content on social media, while keywords are used to optimize content for search engines.

Hashtags are typically used by individuals, while keywords are typically used by businesses.

All of the above.

A meme is a humorous image or video that is shared online, while a GIF is a short, animated image.

Memes are typically created by individuals, while GIFs are typically created by businesses.

Memes are typically used for entertainment, while GIFs are typically used for communication.

All of the above.

A troll is a person who intentionally posts inflammatory or off-topic messages online, while a bot is a computer program that is designed to perform a specific task.

Trolls are typically motivated by a desire to cause disruption, while bots are typically motivated by a desire to complete a task.

Trolls are typically human, while bots are typically non-human.

All of the above.

A firewall is a network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic, while a proxy server is a server that acts as an intermediary between a client and a server.

Firewalls are typically used to protect a network from unauthorized access, while proxy servers are typically used to improve performance and security.

Firewalls are typically hardware-based, while proxy servers are typically software-based.

All of the above.

A virus is a malicious software program that attaches itself to a host file and replicates itself, while a worm is a malicious software program that spreads itself across a network.

Viruses are typically spread through email attachments, while worms are typically spread through network vulnerabilities.

Viruses can cause damage to files and systems, while worms can cause denial of service attacks.

All of the above.

A Trojan horse is a malicious software program that disguises itself as a legitimate program, while a spyware is a malicious software program that collects information about a user's activities.

Trojan horses are typically spread through email attachments, while spyware is typically spread through drive-by downloads.

Trojan horses can allow attackers to access a user's computer, while spyware can allow attackers to steal a user's personal information.

All of the above.

A phishing attack is an attempt to trick a user into revealing their personal information, while a man-in-the-middle attack is an attempt to intercept communications between two parties.

Phishing attacks are typically carried out through email or text messages, while man-in-the-middle attacks are typically carried out through network vulnerabilities.

Phishing attacks can lead to identity theft, while man-in-the-middle attacks can lead to eavesdropping or data theft.

All of the above.