Empowerment Technology Midterm Exam

In 1989, the World Wide Web (www) was invented, but at that time, web pages were still static (flat or stationary), meaning that the user could not manipulate the content of the page. What is the technical term for this type of web page?

• Web 1.0

• Web 2.0

• Web 3.0

• None of the above

What is the technical term for the type of web page in which it is the evolution of the static web page wherein dynamic features are being added onto it?

• Web 1.0

• Web 2.0

• Web 3.0

• None of the above

What do you call the features of the dynamic web page wherein the owner of the website is not the only one who can alter the contents of that web page? Others can enter their content through the means of posting a comment, reviews, and evaluation.

• User Participation

• Folksonomy

• Rich User Experience

• Mass Participation

As one of the key features of Web 2.0, folksonomy allows the users to create a free classification of arrangement of information using freely chosen keywords. What is the other term for the said feature?

• Social Posting

• Social Commenting

• Social Memes

• Social Tagging

What refers to the means of exchanging or transferring of information through the means of technology?

• Networking

• Webpages

• Communication

• Social Media

What do you call that feature that allows the user to try a trial-based usage of the application for free or for a minimal fee until such time that the user is satisfied with the services, they can subscribe to the 'pro' version for more additional features?

• Long tail

• Mass Participation

• Folksonomy

• Software as a Service

What refers to the diverse information sharing through universal web access so that various cultures can use it?

• User Participation

• Folksonomy

• Rich User Experience

• Mass Participation

What refers to the creation of accounts and updating the profile information of any websites that handle Web 2.0?

• User Participation

• Folksonomy

• Rich User Experience

• Mass Participation

The Semantic Web needs to include logical content in its web pages. Thus, a lot of issues arise due to this. One of them is compatibility. Why does compatibility become an issue in semantic webs? It is because ________.

• It involves the usage of the user's preferences that will be saved inside the web browsers thus making his/her preference security in question.

• It involves not only millions of webpages but billions of webpages thus making the web browsers unable to sustain it any longer.

• It involves files like HTML that are being revamped making the current web browsers cannot support the said web.

• There are certain limitations for a computer to be able to predict the users' reference at a given time due to the logical processes being added to the programming method.

What do you call that type of social media wherein it is a kind of web service which allows the subscriber to broadcast short messages to other subscribers of the same service?

• Blogs and Forums

• Microblogging

• Social Networks

• Media Sharing