Module 5

A post to a microblog such as twitter

A Web page listing journal entries that provide commentary and information, usually about a particular interest

A type of Web page that a group of people can comment on and make changes to

members of the public who report on current events

Type of communication, such as blogging, where authors and readers do not need to be online at the same time

A site that lets you share information and interact using the internet

A site that lets you read, add, and discuss articles about topics of interest

A site that asks people to contribute to ideas such as designing new public building

A site that asks people to contribute funding to a project

A site for sending and receiving files using an Internet location

consider e-mail as public communication

Read your messages before sending them to evaluate spelling, grammar, and tone.

Treat other as you would like them to treat you

Use wording that might seem offensive or argumentative.

Use all capital letters in messages and comments.

You can use this device for video chatting as well as surfing the Internet.

Skype and Tango are examples of this type of service.

Text messaging is based on this technology.

Flicker, Google, Outlook.com, Dropbox, and iCloud provide this type of service.

the standard method of business communication

____ is an example of a content community.

_________ tags make it possible to search for photos or videos using keywords.

__________ are online services that facilitate communication and interaction among people who want to share information.

___________ networking provides a platform for users to carry out interactions based on their current locations.

_________-party apps are external programs that interact with social networking services.

A _________ is a collaborative Web application that provides tools that enable contributors to post, read, and modify content.

A basic social media profile generally includes which of the following?

A nonprofit organization called ____________ provides a set of standardized licenses that copyright holders can use to extend the rights to use their works to others.

A person's presence on a social media service is referred to as a(n) _________.

Along with a profile image, which of the following would also be included in a user profile?

Commonly held expectations of privacy include which of the following?

If a Creative Commons license contains ND, what does that indicate?

In the words of Justice Brandeis, what is the "right to be let alone?"

Instant messaging is a ______________, real-time technology for two or more people to type messages back and forth while online

On a communication matrix, where would blogs be found?

Online __________ are two or more online personas with the same name or user name.

The bulletin board systems of the 1970s are considered to be the forerunners of _____________.

The concept of _________ allows for the limited use of copyrighted material without obtaining permission from the copyright holder.

The protocols POP3 and __________ can be used to manage your incoming mail.

The telecommunications technique used by local email is sometimes referred to as __________.

What provides a visual model for classifying and comparing various social media services?

What would you use to set up a feed that monitors your favorite blogs, collects the latest posts, and displays them?

Which of the following elements would NOT be found on a blog page?

Which of the following is a VoIP service?

Which of the following is NOT considered to be intellectual property?

Which of the following is the least important characteristic of content communities?

Which of the following terms is NOT part of an email system?

Which of the following would be found on a standard Wikipedia page?

Which of the following is a microblogging service?

Which one of the following is NOT a Wikipedia content standard?

Which popular social media service is good for sharing media and information?

Which term is used to describe an online, personal journal in the form of a web page that contains posts on one or more topics which are usually displayed in reverse chronological order?

A copyright holder has total control over how a work may be used

A wiki and a tweet are similar because they are collaborative, enabling contributors to post, read, and modify content.

By some estimates, nearly 40% of all online identities are fake

Communications for which you specify one or more recipients would be classified as public.

Copyright holders can assign any combination of CC rights to create a license.

Crowdsourcing is based on contributions from groups of individuals, but it differs from collaborative work.

Editing the source content of wikis is discouraged at media content communities

Facebook does not provide ways to discover if you've been tagged.

Geocoding is the process of adding location data to photos, Web sites, HTML documents, audio files, blog posts, and text messages.

IM technology offers a degree of anonymity because typed messages have no associated voice or video.

In some academic settings, Wikipedia is not regarded as a reliable source of information.

In the United States, copyrights do not expire until 70 years after the author's death.

In Wikipedia, it is possible to edit the text of an article in HTML.

Instant messaging technologies were available on local area networks even before the Internet was open to the public.

Most blogs are open to the public, so blogging has become a form of personal journalism.

On mobile devices, VoIP uses the voice stream, not the data stream.

Overall, the information provided by blogs tends to be more reliable than information from the mainstream media.

Privacy is only important if you have something to hide.

Private messages can be forwarded by recipients, so they do not necessarily remain private.

Social media sites, such as Wikipedia, YouTube, and Flickr, are examples of content communities.

Social networking can be traced back to online services, such as CompuServe, Prodigy, and America Online.

Social networking services tend to emphasize identity and relationships.

The number of teens using Facebook increased 30% in 2014.

Webmail is typically a free service.

When using Snapchat, senders can specify the period of time during which recipients are permitted to view a snap.

When you create a work, you must apply for protection of that work by copyright and only then do you have exclusive rights to its distribution, modification, and sale.

While users can view content, they cannot post any content on YouTube.

Wiki software provides a set of tools for creating and editing content.

Wikipedia articles can be edited by anyone at any time, and the accuracy and reliability of Wikipedia information are controversial.

Your online reputation is how you see yourself, but your online identity is how others see you.

YouTube is an example of social media.

Which of the following is NOT a type of location service?