WorksheetsExploring Web Technologies
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 25mins
What are the key features of Web 2.0?
Limited interactivity
Static web pages
Key features of Web 2.0 include user-generated content, social networking, collaboration, and APIs.
Single-user applications
How does user-generated content define Web 2.0?
Web 2.0 is defined by static content and one-way communication.
User-generated content limits user interaction and collaboration.
User-generated content defines Web 2.0 by enabling user participation and collaboration
User-generated content is irrelevant to the evolution of the web.
What role do social media platforms play in Web 2.0?
Social media platforms restrict user interaction and content sharing.
Enable user interaction, content sharing etc.
Social media platforms are primarily for advertising and marketing.
Social media platforms have no impact on community building.
How has Web 2.0 changed the way we interact online?
Web 2.0 has restricted access to information and resources.
Web 2.0 has changed online interaction by enabling user-generated content and collaborative platforms.
Web 2.0 has made the internet exclusively for businesses.
Web 2.0 has eliminated the need for online communication.
What is the significance of APIs in Web 2.0?
APIs are only used for data storage in Web 2.0.
APIs hinder user experience by complicating interactions.
APIs are crucial in Web 2.0 for enabling interoperability, enhancing user experiences, and fostering innovation.
APIs are irrelevant in the context of Web 2.0.
Which of the following is NOT an example of Web 2.0 applications?
Bing
Amazon
MySpace
Google Docs
What is the concept of the Semantic Web in Web 3.0?
The Semantic Web focuses solely on visual design elements.
The Semantic Web is a programming language for web development.
The Semantic Web enables machines to understand and interpret data, enhancing interoperability and integration.
The Semantic Web is a social media platform for sharing content.
How does Web 3.0 aim to improve data privacy?
Web 3.0 improves data privacy by decentralizing data control.
Web 3.0 eliminates the need for passwords entirely.
Web 3.0 allows unrestricted data sharing among users.
Web 3.0 centralizes data storage in large corporations.
What technologies are driving the development of Web 3.0?
Virtual reality (VR)
Social media platforms
Blockchain, decentralized finance (DeFi), smart contracts, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Semantic Web.
Cloud computing
What is the role of artificial intelligence in Web 3.0?
AI is primarily used for gaming in Web 3.0.
AI has significant impact on communication
AI plays a crucial role in enhancing data processing, personalization, and automation in Web 3.0.
AI is only relevant for data storage in Web 3.0.
How can blockchain technology impact Web 3.0?
User control is diminished with blockchain technology in Web 3.0.
Blockchain technology enables decentralization, data integrity, smart contracts, and user control in Web 3.0.
Blockchain technology centralizes data management in Web 3.0.
Smart contracts are not supported by blockchain in Web 3.0.
What are the potential benefits of Web 3.0 for users?
Limited access to online resources
Increased surveillance by authorities
Enhanced privacy, control over data, decentralized governance, peer-to-peer interactions.
Centralized control of user data
What is the basic step in making a vlog?
Writing a book
Choosing a topic
Creating a website
Choosing a color scheme
What equipment is typically needed for vlog making?
Wireless charger
Laptop stand
Camera
Smartphone case
How can storytelling enhance the quality of a vlog?
Storytelling enhances vlogs by engaging viewers emotionally and providing structure and context.
Storytelling distracts viewers from the main topic of the vlog.
Storytelling is only useful for written content, not vlogs.
Storytelling makes vlogs longer and less interesting.
Name instances in the past few days/weeks where social media has kept you informed about the latest news around the country.
Which medium did Cardinal Sin use to inspire Filipinos to help end the regime of former President Ferdinand Marcos?
(a)
What event, fueled by the walkout of 11 prosecutors during President Joseph Estrada's impeachment trial and amplified by text brigades, led to a massive gathering at EDSA?
(a)
Apart from Change.org, what specific platform did the organizers use to promote the Million People March?
(a)
Which company powered the People Finder database that emerged in response to recent storms in Philippine history?
(a)
This is dubbed as the "world's platform for change" where anyone from the online community can create a petition and ask others to sign it.
(a)
The Million People March never reach a million. What was the estimated number of protesters for this project?
400K
500K
600K
700K
The People Power Revolution protest mainly happened along EDSA from February 22 to 25 of what year?
(a)
Which of the following is NOT part of Project Process Overview?
Maintenance
Timeline
Development
Release and Promotion
Which of the following is part of Planning?
Setting deadlines and meetings
Responding to feedback
Production of images
Promotion
What is concept paper?
What letter depicts hand sign of people protesting against Marcos administration during the EDSA Power Revolution.
(a)
What is vlog?
