Glossary

**Plangiarism:**
A piece of writing that has been copied from someone else and is presented as being your own work 

[[image:tabs.gif height="98" align="left"]]Tabs:
===In graphical user interfaces, a tab is a navigational widget for switching between sets of controls or documents. It is traditionally designed as a text label within a rectangular box with its top borders rounded ===

**[[image:podcast2.jpg width="165" height="169" align="left"]]Podcast:**
**A digital recording of a radio broadcast or similar program, made available on the Internet for downloading to a personal audio player.

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**[[image:ezine1.jpg width="124" height="80" align="left"]]E-zine:**
It´s an online magazine posted, or not, in internet with articles, stories and publicity.

**[[image:arts-metaverse-hastac-00.jpg width="191" height="111" align="left"]]Metaverse:**
The term metaverse comes from Neal Stephenson’s 1992 novel //Snow Crash//, and is now widely used to describe the vision behind current work on fully immersive 3D virtual spaces. These are environments where humans interact (as avatars) with each other (socially and economically) and with software agents in a cyber space, that uses the metaphor of the real world, but without its physical limitations.

**[[image:resumir.gif width="162" height="126" align="left"]]Summary:**
Is a shortened version of the original article, book, passage. The main purpose of such a simplification is to highlight the major points from the much longer subject. It starts with a lead, including title, author, text type and the main idea of the text. It has a clearly arranged structure and is written in a logical, chronological and traceable manner. Only the opinion of the original writer is reflected – paraphrased with new words without quotations from the text.

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