What is the computer strategy that allows you to read notes on one side of screen and take notes on the other side?

• halvsies

• divide and conquer

• split screen

• screen share

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The set of guidelines that digital users should consider when working with the technological community. It is a set of online manners that are needed to create a safe environment for all users.

• digital etiquette

• algorithm

• phishing

• bias

• filter bubble

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a type of social engineering where someone tries to trick you into giving them your personal and sensive information

• algorithm 

• phishing

• filter bubble

• bias

• digital etiquette

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a step by step procedure for solving a problem

• algorithm 

• phishing

• filter bubble

• bias

• digital etiquette

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this is created when you repeatedly click similar content, so you are not shown different perspectives

• algorithm 

• phishing

• filter bubble

• bias

• digital etiquette

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a preference for or against a thing, person, or group compared to another

• algorithm 

• phishing

• filter bubble

• bias

• digital etiquette

Which of the following is NOT a suggestion for ensuring safety of private information in your email?

• watch for unknown sender

• watch for urgent tone and bad grammar

• watch for dates of scheduled meetings

• watch for unexpected attachments

Wikipedia has rated MOSTLY RELIABLE for three reasons . . . which of the following is NOT one of the reasons?

• Articles must be written and edited from a neutral point of view.

• One concern is that translation into other languages takes time, resulting in different versions of content.

• Articles must NOT include original research, and must be footnoted at the bottom of the page.

• All articles must be verifiable.

Wikipedia has several tools it uses to make its pages "mostly reliable."  Which is NOT one of the tools?

• only verified, smart users are allowed to edit pages

• footnotes / endnotes are required at the end of articles

• a green "circle plus" symbol is used to identify reliable pages

• A gold "lock" symbol is used to prevent editing of some pages

Which of the following is NOT true of Lateral Reading?

• it is reading across multiple tabs and sources

• it is a way to verify credibility of Internet content

• it can't include Wikipedia

• it is a method used by professional fact-checkers