History and Evolution of Emoji

The video explores the history and evolution of emoji, highlighting their global impact and origins. It traces the development of language and writing, from ancient symbols to modern communication technologies like the internet. The birth of emoji is discussed, noting their diversity and role in modern communication. Emoji help convey emotions in written language, bridging gaps left by the absence of gestures and tone.

How many emoji are sent every day?

• Six billion

• One billion

• Ten billion

• Three billion

Where was writing first invented?

• Greece

• China

• Mesopotamia

• Egypt

Who invented the printing press?

• Thomas Edison

• Johannes Gutenberg

• Alexander Graham Bell

• Nikola Tesla

What was a significant consequence of the telegraph's invention?

• Increased long-distance communication

• Creation of the printing press

• Invention of the telephone

• Development of the internet

What combination of technologies led to the birth of the video call?

• Telegraph and radio

• Radio and television

• Printing press and television

• Internet and mobile phone

What does the word 'emoji' mean in Japanese?

• Digital symbol

• Text image

• Picture writing

• Emotion icon

What did people use before emoji to express emotions in text?

• GIFs

• Stickers

• Emoticons

• Memes

Which of the following is NOT a purposefully designed emoji category?

• Different skin tones

• Various genders

• Levitating businessman

• Different hair colors

Why are emoji important in modern communication?

• They are used for coding

• They help convey emotions and tone

• They are a form of art

• They replace written language

How can harsh truths be softened in text messages?

• Using formal language

• Adding an emoji

• Writing in all caps

• Using abbreviations