Practice Test

Your team is considering different technologies for an ICT project aimed at fostering social change. What is a primary consideration when selecting technology for this project?

• Choosing the most advanced technology available

• Selecting technology without considering the target audience

• Ensuring technology aligns with project goals and the needs of the community

• Picking the technology with the lowest cost.

What is a primary step in developing a comprehensive plan for an ICT project aimed at fostering social change?

• Setting clear goals

• Selecting the right technology

• Identifying potential impacts

• Defining the target audience

Ronnie creates content on Facebook and has massive loyal followers who are inspired and motivated to become like Ronnie. What type of social media user is Ronnie?

• vlogger

• poser

• user

• influencer

Nicole immediately shared her posts to the public and tagged her friends. She also posted it to related Facebook group and other social media platforms. What process of project making is she doing?

• designing

• developing

• conceptualizing

• promoting

What role does technology selection play in planning an ICT project for social change?

• It is not essential for social change projects

• It determines the potential impact of the project

• It is crucial for project success and effectiveness

• It only affects the target audience

Which principle of Web 2.0 best explains the shift from static web pages to dynamic, user-driven content?

• User-generated content

• Enhanced graphics

• Faster internet speeds

• Better advertising techniques

How does the concept of user interactivity in Web 2.0 enhance the learning experience compared to traditional web 1.0 sites?

• It limits the amount of available information

• It allows users to passively consume content.

• It engages users through interactive content and social collaboration.

• It provides static information only.

How can the use of ICTs in social movements illustrate aspects of digital citizenship?

• By encouraging irresponsible behavior online

• By promoting ethical use and responsible participation online

• By limiting the scope of social movements

• By avoiding engagement with social issues

Why is it important to verify the credibility of information before sharing it online in the context of a social movement?

• To reduce the spread of reliable information

• To prevent the spread of misinformation and maintain movement credibility

• To focus on individual opinions rather than facts

• To limit participation in the movement

What technique is used by the Internet and other types of technology to promote a Policy or change example such as an online petition? By having no impact on decision-makers

• Electronic Advocacy

• Internet Advocacy

• Online Advocacy

• Individual Advocacy