Jargon list?

[Cloy Tobola <cloy -dot- tobola -at- ndsu -dot- edu>]

I'm new to the group, so I apologize if this is a newbie question....

I'm working on a list of terms to avoid (or at least explain) when 
communicating with a non-technical audience. (Not so much for me, but I 
think it's helpful to provide information and resources to help other 
staff communicate as effectively as possible.)

I've started compiling my own -- client, versioning, "legacy systems," 
etc. -- but I'm hoping someone has already done this.

Is anyone aware of a similar list they'd be willing to share?

Excelsior!  -Cloy


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Cloy Tobola
ITS Communications Coordinator
Information Technology Services
North Dakota State University
Fargo, ND  58105
Office: 701-231-6108
Email:  cloy -dot- tobola -at- ndsu -dot- edu
Office: 210B IACC
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