Journal #2: Digital Communication

Something I found most interesting about digital communication was how there was a lot more acronyms and abbreviations I did not know about, I will probably use a lot of them now that I know what they mean. A few things I learned from the email etiquette would be not to use all caps in emails because it seems like you are roaring at them and being rude. Another thing I learned is to always sign your name at the end of an email. Also I learned to make sure your attachments are put into the right format so people can open them. The BCC is a copy of an email message sent to recipient whose email address does not appear. It is best to use the Blind Carbon Copy feature when sending to a large group of people.  Out of all the information I read I think the most important thing for young people to consider when using digital communication would be to remember to use proper language when talking to proper important people and to use email correctly and politely.