What is E-Mail

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The use of computers and networks to pass messages from sender to receiver. Learn more in: Faculty Perceptions of Traditional and Electronic Communications Channels

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Electronic mail carried on the Net Learn more in: Electronic Mail Security

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The use of computers and networks to pass messages from sender to receiver. Learn more in: Faculty Preferences for Communications Channels

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An interaction of two or more participants of the on-line communication by means of e-mails, sent from one e-mail box to another. Learn more in: E-Culture

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E-mail is a method of exchanging digital messages. Learn more in: Knowledge Management Policy

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Electronic mail, asynchronous messages exchanged via networked computers, most commonly the World Wide Web. Learn more in: A Task-Based Design for Integrating E-Mail with FL Pedagogy

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Asynchronous, computer-mediated communication on the Internet, normally from a sender to a receiver, or from a sender to a group of receivers. Learn more in: Social and P2P Networks on the Internet

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A message sent via network. Learn more in: The Implications of Alireza Noruzi’s Laws of the Web for Library Web-Based Services

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A method by which computer users can exchange messages with each other over a network. Learn more in: The Support of E-Collaboration Technologies for a Blood Bank

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The term electronic mail shortened itself to E-mail, e-mail, and now email as it became an everyday process. E-mail is a cheap, fast text message delivered electronically over the Internet, or indeed local area networks. Learn more in: Really Simple Syndication (RSS)

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Electronic communication, usually primarily text-based, but with the capacity to contain sounds and pictures. Learn more in: Ubiquitous Connectivity & Work-Related Stress

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A networked application that is designed to exchange messages between individuals. Learn more in: CMC for Language Acquisition

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A method of exchanging electronic text over the Internet, asynchronously like postal mail rather than in real time. Learn more in: Point-and-Chat®: Instant Messaging for AAC Users

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Electronic mail composed on a computer system and transmitted over a network. Messages sent may include attached files. Learn more in: Medical Privacy and the Internet