WEEK 1 - WEEK 2

Which of the following best describes Web 1.0?

• A version of the internet where users can interact and comment on content

• A static version of the web where users can only read information

• A personalized version of the web powered by artificial intelligence

• A platform mainly used for online gaming

How is Web 2.0 different from Web 1.0?

• Web 2.0 does not require internet connection

• Web 2.0 is less interactive than Web 1.0

• Web 2.0 allows users to contribute content and interact with others

• Web 2.0 is only used for academic research

You and your classmates need to work on a group presentation in real-time from different locations. Which platform is the most appropriate to use?

• YouTube

• Google Slides

• Facebook

• Canva (free version without collaboration)

Which statement best compares Social Media and Assistive Media?

• Both are used mainly for entertainment

• Social Media is for communication, while Assistive Media helps people with disabilities

• Social Media is for online shopping, Assistive Media is for downloading apps

• Both are outdated forms of technology

A teacher wants students to submit homework, communicate with the class, and access announcements in one place. Which platform is the most effective, and why?

• YouTube, because it’s easy to upload videos

• Facebook, because students already use it

• Google Classroom, because it combines submission, communication, and organization

• TikTok, because it’s engaging and popular

What does the term “netiquette” refer to?

• A set of rules for offline communication

• The laws used to govern internet licenses

• A set of guidelines for appropriate behavior online

• The process of encrypting data

Why is it important to avoid clicking on unknown or suspicious links?

• Because they often lead to informative websites

• They may automatically log you out

• They can potentially infect your device with malware

• They will always redirect you to advertisements

You received a message offering a scholarship if you give your login credentials. What should you do?

• Give the credentials if the sender appears professional

• Ask your classmates what they did

• Report and delete the message

• Click the link to see if it’s valid

Which of the following is an example of unethical online behavior?

• Asking permission before sharing a photo

• Citing sources when posting articles

• Copy-pasting someone’s blog and posting it as your own

• Using two-factor authentication

A classmate spreads fake information online that harms someone's reputation. What is the best response?

• Ignore it because it's online

• Join in if it's entertaining

• Confront the person and tell them it's wrong

• Share the post to let more people know