IBA - Lesson 2

What is the term that refers to a person's ability to use technology while "on the go"?

What is spim?

What is a wiki?

Web feeds can be read using software called:

What is one reason blogging has become so popular and prevalent?

Which of the following is usually true of popular social networking sites?

Term for method of communication where users can type messages/view the responses immediately?

Name of programming method that enables Web apps to interact with users, just as desktop apps:

LinkedIn?

Which of the following popular social networking sites is most often used as a business tool?

The protocol required for text messaging is:

Which site/software is an example of P2P?

Who sued Napster for providing their songs to users for free?

Semantic Web implementations are Web applications that:

Twitter?

Reddit?

Term for changing trends in WWW technology/Web design that led to collaboration capabilities:

Why should you avoid transmitting sensitive information in an instant messaging session?

Which site/software is an example of Torrent?

The term for voice info delivered in digital form as packets of data using IP.

Which should you use to accept real-time assistance from a remote help desk technician?

Look at the provided tweet. What practice from lesson 2 is Tom Haverford using in his tweet?

Facebook?

YouTube?

What year was Wikipedia created?

Which of the following would be considered a Web 2.0 technology?

Typing an e-mail message or instant message using all capital letters can be considered:

Asking others to divulge personal info during Internet-based communication can be considered:

Companies use call centers to:

What is a podcast?