Identify and explain three types of cyber language. Your examples should come from your own observations or use. Do not repeat the examples used in the text.

1. Answer each of the following questions using complete sentences.
2. Be sure to answer each question completely and work to incorporate material from the text, course exercises, and discussions.
3. Answers must integrate course terminology and personal experience.
4. All journals must be submitted on Canvas.
5. Please use the following format to type your responses following each question.  Review the Chapter Journal Grading Rubric.

Journal Guideline

Part One:

1. Identify and explain three examples of slang used by you and your friends/family.
2. Identify and explain three examples of jargon from your work or a group to which you belong.
3. Identify and explain three types of cyber language. Your examples should come from your own observations or use. Do not repeat the examples used in the text.
4. What are some advantages of slang, jargon and cyber language?
5. What are some disadvantages?

Part Two:

1. Your text explains an “I” statement. Identify and explain each of the four elements of a complete “I” statement.
2. Describe at least three situations that you have experienced when you think using “I” language could have been useful.
3. Write an “I” statement for one of the situations listed above.Unit VI Project Read the scenario described in Application 10.4 on page 176 of the course textbook. Create a document that responds to the issue presented in the scenario. Use a visual format (flyer, poster, brochure, pamphlet, web home page, or other visual format) to convey the primary ideas. Include the following components:  Present a clear goal and purpose in the content (e.g., to seek an increase in funding; to inform and raise awareness about the issue; to call for volunteers, donations).  Gear the document toward a specific target audience (e.g., government officials, the public at large).  Use logical and sound evidence to support your statements. See the grading rubric for additional guidelines. It is recommended that you use the rubric as a checklist as you draft the project. Refer to the rubric often, and be sure to fulfill the requirements for all criteria listed. Information about accessing the Blackboard Grading Rubric for this assignment is provided below.This the question

   Millions of US adults are functionally illiterates. These people can not decipher a bus, train, or airline schedule; write a letter; ot fill out a job application. Such illiteracy is estimated to cost the US billions of dollars annually in welfare and unemployment payments. With the federal goverment decreasing its aid to education the cost is likely to increase. Apply your creative and critical thinking to this problem.