Discussion Points:
The Discussion E-Mail Features and Settings should be completed after reading your lessons. Many of us at this point have had the opportunity to use one, if not two or three different email applications.
1. Speaking both from your experience and after reviewing the features and settings in your lessons, discuss your likes and dislikes of the e-mail applications.
2. Select at least one relevant e-mail feature you learned about in your lesson and explain the importance of it.
3. Did you learn about a new feature that you will now make you more efficient?
4. Did you learn about a new setting that will improve how you use the email application
The Discussion E-Mail Features and Settings should be completed after reading your lessons. Many of us at this point have had the opportunity to use one, if not two or three different email applications.
1. Speaking both from your experience and after reviewing the features and settings in your lessons, discuss your likes and dislikes of the e-mail applications.
2. Select at least one relevant e-mail feature you learned about in your lesson and explain the importance of it.
3. Did you learn about a new feature that you will now make you more efficient?
4. Did you learn about a new setting that will improve how you use the email application
The Discussion on Internet Security – Is That an Oxymoron? Should be completed after your reading. Will we ever really feel secured on the Internet? Many methods exist that attempt to secure our private information but do you really feel safe? After reviewing the methods in your lesson,
1. What concerns do you have?
2. What personal experiences have you had in protecting your computer?
3. What would you recommend? Online businesses collect information from users who make purchases on the Internet, and may sell the information for advertising or marketing purposes.
4. How do you feel about privacy concerns and what is your prediction for the future in security?