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F2F (face-to-face): Term used to describe the traditional classroom environment. Also see ILT.

Facilitative tools: Electronic features used to deliver online courses. Examples include mailing lists, chat programs, streaming audio, streaming video, and Webpages. www.tartoos.com

Facilitator: The online course instructor who aids learning in the online, student-centered environment.

False-starter: A person who registers for but does not complete an e-learning course.

FAQ (frequently asked questions): An informational list, in question and answer format, of common inquiries from users about a topic or application and standard responses. FAQs appear on Websites and discussion boards and within desktop applications.

FAQ: Frequently-Asked Questions is usually a file or web page dedicated to answering the basic questions about any topic covered on the Internet. New users are strongly encouraged to read through the FAQ section whenever one is made available to you. It can often save you time and confusion when visiting a new site or trying a new Internet-based service.www.tartoos.com

Fax (facsimile): (noun) The print-out of information transmitted via text and/or graphic images over standard telephone lines. (verb) To transmit information via text and/or graphic images over standard telephone lines.

Feedback: Communication between the instructor or system and the learner resulting from an action or process.

Fiber-optic cable: Glass fiber used for laser transmission of video, audio, and/or data. Fiber-optic cable has a much greater bandwidth capacity than conventional cable or copper wire. www.tartoos.com

FIFO : First In, First Out. A type of data buffering that prevents data loss during high-speed communications.

Firewall: A technology that gives users access to the Internet while retaining internal network security.

FireWire: Apple Computer's trademarked name for its high-speed serial bus supporting the IEEE 1394 data transfer standard. FireWire enables the connection of up to 63 devices and transfers data at a speed of up to 400 mbps.

Flaming: The practice of electronically abusing another person online through newsgroups, e-mail or chat forums. Flaming is frowned upon and a breach of netiquette.www.tartoos.com

Form: Any element of a web page that requires a user to enter information to get output from a web server. When you use one of a search engine to find information on the web, you are using a form.

Footprint: 1) The regions to which a communications satellite can transmit. 2) The floor or desk surface space occupied by a piece of computer equipment.

Frequency: The space between waves in a signal; the amount of time between waves passing a stationary point.

Freeware: Software that is available to anyone in the public domain without cost or copyright restrictions.

FTP (File Transfer Protocol): A protocol that enables a user to move files from a distant computer to a local computer using a network like the Internet. www.tartoos.com

FTP: The File Transfer Protocol is the simplest method for moving files between computers on the Internet. You will often hear the terms "upload" and "download" used to describe the transfer of files from a client to a server (upload) or from a server to a client (download). These transactions can take place because the two computers involved are speaking the same language: FTP.

Full-motion video: A signal that allows the transmission of the complete action taking place at the origination site.

Fully interactive video (two-way interactive video): Two sites interacting with audio and video as if they were colocated.

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