Assessment 2.1: Computing Technology Affects

Computing technologies refers to the systems, devices, hardware, software, and methods used to process, store, transmit, and retrieve information.

• False
• True

The rise of online streaming services is an example of computing technologies affecting entertainment.

• False
• True

The growth of online services has had a negative impact on everyday life.

• False
• True

Both automation and the growth of a global workforce have been influenced by computing technologies.

• False
• True

A fitness tracker keeping tabs on your steps and heart rate is an example of communication technology.

• False
• True

This computing technology effect involves the increased efficiency and range of keeping in touch with other people.

• Communication
• Access to Information
• Remote Work
• New Career Fields

This computing technology effect involves being able to find information on a multitude of topics easier than anytime in society.

• Communication
• Access to Information
• Remote Work
• New Career Fields

This computing technology effect involves being able to do one's job from wherever they have access to the internet.

• Communication
• Access to Information
• Remote Work
• New Career Fields

This computing technology effect involves new job opportunities based off of the rapid advance in new technologies.

• Communication
• Access to Information
• Remote Work
• New Career Fields

This computing technology effect involves banking, shopping, appointments, and similar tasks moving to digital tools

• Online Services
• Entertainment
• Job Automation
• Global Workforce