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| real time gathering, display & analysis fo data during a crisis/natural disaster/conflict |
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| Researchers at Cornell are looking at replacing retinas with _________ to restore eyesight |
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| What is the digital divide? |
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| inaccessibility to technology in different areas of the world, makes some countries unable to participate in global discussions etc |
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| What is the junkyard jumbotron |
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| software that allows you to make a large screen using several smaller units |
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| singers sing individually & record, edited together into a single recording |
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| Receipts and items at a grocery store have ____ barcodes, while QR codes are... |
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| What are the goals of Web 2.0 applications? |
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To provide
autonomy
mastery
purpose |
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| Being computer literate means.... |
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| understanding capabilities & limitations and using them safely & efficiently |
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1) ________ tools gather information from sources such as e-mails, text messages, and tweets
and make the information instantly and publicly available for use in emergencies.
A) Social networking
B) Crowdsourcing
C) Crisis-mapping
D) Affective computing |
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2) ________ tools enable groups of people to connect and exchange ideas.
A) Affective computing
B) Social networking
C) Debugging
D) Computer forensics |
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3) The gap between those who have easy access to the Internet and technology those who do not
is known as the ________ divide.
A) web
B) Internet
C) digital
D) technology |
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4) All of the following factors lead to greater motivation EXCEPT ________.
A) consumption
B) purpose
C) autonomy
D) mastery |
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5) ________ results when leisure time and tools allow us to engage in creative acts.
A) Crowdsourcing
B) Social networking
C) Cognitive surplus
D) Affective computing |
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6) Mastery is defined as ________.
A) combining leisure time with the tools to be creative
B) feeling confident and excited about learning new skills
C) working without continual direction and control
D) working for something larger |
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7) Autonomy is defined as ________.
A) working for something larger
B) feeling confident and excited about learning new skills
C) working without continual direction and control
D) repressing motivated behavior |
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8) Using the Internet to get small donations from many people to start a business is called
________.
A) kickstarting
B) crowdfunding
C) crowdsourcing
D) collaborating |
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9) QR stands for ________.
A) quick retention
B) quick response
C) quality response
D) quality retention |
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10) ________ solicits online input from consumers.
A) A quick response code
B) Computer forensics
C) Crowdsourcing
D) Crowdfunding |
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11) Sharing products rather than owning them individually is known as ________.
A) collaborative consumption
B) crowdfunding
C) crowdsourcing
D) social networking |
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12) A popular Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service is ________.
A) Tablet
B) Skype
C) Social Network
D) Mobile bridge |
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13) The term computer ________ is used to describe someone who is familiar enough with
computers to understand their capabilities and limitations.
A) master
B) webmaster
C) literate
D) hawker |
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14) ________ refers to the commands that instruct a computer what to do.
A) Software
B) Hardware
C) Spam
D) Data mining |
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15) Unwanted or junk e-mail is called ________.
A) spam
B) spyware
C) adware
D) malware |
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16) All of the following are examples of being computer literate, EXCEPT ________.
A) knowing how to avoid hackers and viruses
B) knowing how to diagnose and fix hardware and software problems
C) knowing how to use the web efficiently
D) knowing only how to use your computer for e-mails |
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17) ________ is a field of study focused on handling and automatic retrieval of information.
A) Computer forensics
B) Crisis mapping
C) RFID
D) Information technology |
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18) The process of searching huge amounts of data seeking a pattern is called data ________.
A) data mining
B) searching
C) warehousing
D) diving |
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19) Which of the following is an example of the results of data mining?
A) An Excel spreadsheet listing all employees and their annual salaries in a random order
B) Netflix providing you with a list of videos you might enjoy
C) Raw data from questionnaires given at the mall
D) A printout of all sales taken from the register at the end of the day |
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20) Which of the following software can best be used to help create digital art?
A) Microsoft PowerPoint
B) Microsoft Word
C) Adobe Acrobat
D) Corel Painter |
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21) Faculty at universities often use course management software such as ________ so that
students can communicate outside of class and have easy access to class materials.
A) Blackboard
B) iCloud
C) LinkedIn
D) Whiteboard |
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22) The goal of ________ research is to provide technological solutions to physical and health-
related problems.
A) crisis-mapping
B) computer forensics
C) biomedical
D) RFID |
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23) One potential application of ________ is to provide sight to the blind.
A) RFID tags
B) patient simulators
C) biomedical chip implants
D) Bluetooth technology |
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24) A group of researchers at the MIT Media Lab have developed a system to help improve
social skills for people who have ________.
A) paralysis
B) depression
C) autism
D) brain damage |
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25) Analyzing computer systems to gather potential legal evidence is computer ________.
A) detectives
B) forensics
C) analysis
D) enforcement |
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26) ________ is our normal sense of the world around us enhanced with digital information.
A) Cognitive surplus
B) Web 2.0
C) Augmented reality
D) Affective computing |
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27) Affective computing ________.
A) performs calculations faster than humans
B) recognizes human fingerprints
C) speaks human language
D) recognizes and simulates human emotion |
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| 28) The gap in Internet and technical tools access around the world is known as the ________. |
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| 29) Ushahidi is a ________ tool that makes information instantly available to anyone in the world |
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| 30) The ________ hopes to stop human rights abuses throughout the world. |
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| 31) The ________ Initiative is rallying the support of the world to identify mathematical genius. |
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| 32) New York City's program that fosters the sharing of bicycles is an example of ________. |
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| collaborative consumption |
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| 33) ________ is the use of apps to obtain opinions on products from other people. |
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| 34) ________ asks for small donations from a large number of people. |
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| 35) The world's population combined has an estimated ________ hours a year of free time. |
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36) Scanning a product's ________ code with a smartphone can take you to a website, a video, or
a Facebook page for more information about the product. |
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37) The ________ is an organization of musicians performing together from different locations
all over the globe. |
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| 38) ________ is a popular service that allows free phone calls over the Internet. |
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39) The term ________ literate means being familiar enough with computers to understand their
capabilities and limitations and knowing how to use them. |
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| 40) ________ is the set of computer programs or instructions that tells the computer what to do. |
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| 41) Electronic junk mail is known as ________. |
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| 42) ________ can determine which products are selling on a given day and in a specific location. |
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| 43) Using register terminals to determine consumer buying patterns is an example of ________. |
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44) Using software such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and Corel Painter allows artists
to create ________ art. |
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| 45) ________ applies computer systems and techniques to gather legal evidence. |
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| computing relates to recognizing and simulating human emotions. |
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On the ________ website, you can play a game called Moonbase Alpha that simulates life on
a space settlement. |
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| 48) An investment analyst started a nonprofit technological tool for education called the |
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50) The ________ is a collaboration of several museums that allows online visitors to explore
over a thousand pieces of art. |
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51) ________ is a personal identification chip that is about the size of a grain of rice and
implanted under the skin. |
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T/F
Autonomy is the feeling of confidence and excitement from seeing your own skills progress. |
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T/F
Purpose is the simple understanding that you are working for something larger than yourself. |
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| 54) Cognitive surplus is the combination of leisure time and creativity tools. |
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| 55) Zipcar is an example of ownership. |
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| 56) Crowdfunding is asking for large donations from a few people. |
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The AT&T mobile app that lets customers report locations where there are gaps in service is
an example of crowdsourcing. |
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| 58) A virus is electronic junk mail. |
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59) You cannot be computer literate unless you have knowledge of higher-level computer skills,
such as computer programming. |
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| 60) Hardware refers to the programs that give instructions to the computer. |
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| 61) Computer forensics analyzes computer systems in gathering potential legal evidence. |
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| 62) Hospitals use nonimplant versions of identity chips on the wristbands of all patients. |
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63) Affective computing is a field of study focused on the managing, processing, and automatic
retrieval of information. |
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64) Mastery of software programs, such as Adobe Illustrator and Corel Painter, is essential to
creating digital art. |
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65) Information technology is the study of managing, processing, and the automatic retrieval of
information. |
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66) Examples of information technology careers are telecommunication and software
deployment. |
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| 67) VeriMed can be used to keep Alzheimer's patients safe. |
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68) The National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime database enables detectives to analyze
information about similarities between crimes. |
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| 69) Data warehousing is the process of searching large datasets to find patterns. |
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70) Match each of the following terms to its meaning:
I. augmented reality
II. data mining
III. information technology
IV. spam
V. cognitive surplus
A. electronic junk mail
B. combination of leisure time and the tools to be creative
C. combination of our normal sense of the world and digital information
D. field of study focusing on the management, processing,
E. searching for patterns within large amounts of data |
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71) Match each of the following terms to its meaning:
I. computer forensics
II. computer literacy
III. QR code
IV. affective computing
V. collaborative consumption
A. computing that simulates emotion
B. using computer systems to gather legal evidence
C. understanding the capabilities and limitations of computers
D. hosts a link to online information and video content
E. sharing the services or a product rather than owning it outright |
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72) Match each of the following terms to its meaning:
I. crowdsourcing
II. crowdfunding
III. digital divide
IV. social networking
V. crisis-mapping tools
A. facilitates exchange of ideas
B. gap between those with access to technology and those without
C. collects electronic information and instantly makes the information publicly available
D. solicits small donations from a large number of people
E. used by marketers to solicit online consumer input |
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