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Short Answer 2 – 5 Sentences (4 points each) 1. What is Digital Media? Provide a real-world example. 2. What value does an infographic provide? 3. Name three societal impacts resulting from increased usage of digital media. 4. What is the difference between usability and accessibility? 5. What is the purpose of social networking? 6. How could a denial of service attack impact you? 7. What is participatory media? Provide a real-world example. 8. Is peer to peer sharing of material illegal? Essay 1 to 2 paragraphs (8 points each) 19. What is Web Technology? Define and provide two examples of web technology and where is has been implemented. 20. How has digitization changed the manner in which society consumes information? 21. How has perception of information by the public changed as a result of digital media? 22. What are some of the means used by individuals to conduct identify theft and how can it be prevented? 23. How have brick and mortar businesses been affected by online business? 24. How do you effectively evaluate web / online resources? .

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What is the purpose of social networking?
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How could a denial of service attack impact you?
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What is participatory media? Provide a real-world example.
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Is peer to peer sharing of material illegal?
Essay 1 to 2 paragraphs
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What is Web Technology? Define and provide two examples of
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How has digitization changed the manner in which society
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How has perception of information by the public changed as a
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What are some of the means used by individuals to conduct
identify theft and how can it be prevented?
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How have brick and mortar businesses been affected by online
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How do you effectively evaluate web / online resources?

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