It is the social, mental, and economic environment created by a particular medium or technology.

Example: Facebook, google classroom, lazada app

• Media Environment

• Technology Environment

• Technological convergence

• Convergence

It is the older forms of media.

• New media

• Traditional media

• Interactivity

• Convergence

Answer explanation

The older forms of media is known as the traditional media examples are newspaper, books, magazine, radio, television

Word used to describe the generation of people who are now in their twenties.

• Baby Boomers

• WWII Generation

• Generation Alpha

• Millennial

Answer explanation

Millennials are people in their late teens to early 30s who were born between 1980-1995.

Baby boomers were a generation that changed the world in the mid-twentieth century with the 1960s protest movements.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

Civil rights and Feminist movements to the Anti-War Movements opposition to the Vietnam War, the rise of recreational drug use, the sexual revolution, Motown records, and the British invasion.

They were preoccupied with becoming "cool", "popular", and "in with the proper crowd".

• Generation X

• Generation Y

• Generation Z

• Generation Alpha

They were defined by its insatiable desire to share everything on the internet via variety of social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

• Generation X

• Generation Y

• Generation Alpha

• Generation Z

Access to Technology has increased our productivity and responsiveness.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A term to denote a greater level of skill because it conveyed a deeper understanding than the rudimentary term "computer literacy".

• Fluency

• Skills

• Interactivity

• Convergence

Paul Saffo states that mediamorphosis is not so much a theory as it is a unified way of thinking about the technological evolution of communication.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

Ridger Fidler created the mediamorphosis theory.

Term refers to the gradual emergence of new media from older forms.

• Propagation

• Survival

• Metamorphosis

• Coevolution