Question 1

Going to the store and purchasing an item that you alone use is an example of a(n) ________ model.

Accepted Answer

ownership

Question 2

________ is the concept describing the difference between people who have easy access to technology and those who do not.&#10;A) Web 2.0&#10;B) Digital divide&#10;C) Digital inequality&#10;D) Computer literacy

Accepted Answer

The term "digital divide" specifically refers to the gap between those who have access to technology, such as computers and the internet, and those who do not. Choices A and D are related to technology and digital skills, but do not specifically address the access divide. Choice C is similar to digital divide, but is not the commonly used term.

Question 3

Paying a monthly fee for a software program instead of a one-time purchase price is an example of a(n) ________ service.

Accepted Answer

subscription

Question 4

Which of the following statements is TRUE?&#10;A) The digital divide is only a problem in the most developed nations.&#10;B) The digital divide is a problem in developing countries but not in developed countries.&#10;C) The digital divide affects generations more than geographical location.&#10;D) The digital divide is a problem around the world.

Accepted Answer

The digital divide is a problem around the world, affecting both developing and developed nations, as well as different generations. While it may be more pronounced in certain geographical areas or demographic groups, it is still a global concern.

Question 5

Zip Car and Citi Bike are examples of ________.&#10;A) crowdsourcing&#10;B) a sharing service&#10;C) private ownership&#10;D) an online dating service

Accepted Answer

Zip Car and Citi Bike are both examples of sharing services, where individuals can borrow or rent resources (cars and bikes) without owning them.

Question 6

Which statement is TRUE about Web 2.0?&#10;A) Web 2.0 requires Windows 10 operating system.&#10;B) Web 2.0 is an application suite.&#10;C) Web 2.0 is a more dynamic web that features a lot of user developed content.&#10;D) Web 2.0 gives access to cognitive surplus.

Accepted Answer

Web 2.0 is a term used to describe the more dynamic and interactive web that features a lot of user-generated content, where users are actively involved in creating and sharing information as opposed to being passive consumers of information. It does not require any specific operating system or come as an application suite. Web 2.0 has also been associated with the concept of cognitive surplus, which refers to the collective efforts of people who have free time and use it to create or share content online.

Question 7

Generating capital to start a business with small donations from many people is known as ________.&#10;A) collaborative consumption&#10;B) crowdfunding&#10;C) crowdsourcing&#10;D) venture capital

Accepted Answer

Crowdfunding involves raising small amounts of capital from a large number of people to fund a business idea or project. Collaborative consumption refers to the sharing of resources between individuals or organizations. Crowdsourcing is the practice of obtaining ideas or services from a large group of people, often through the internet. Venture capital involves raising capital from investors to fund a business idea, but typically involves larger amounts of funding from a smaller group of investors.

Question 8

The combination of leisure time and creativity that has fueled the growth of Web 2.0 is known as ________.&#10;A) digital divide&#10;B) cognitive surplus&#10;C) collaborative consumption&#10;D) creative commons

Accepted Answer

The term "cognitive surplus" refers to the combination of leisure time and creativity that has fueled the growth of Web 2.0. This concept was introduced by Clay Shirky in his book "Cognitive Surplus: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age." The other options are unrelated to this concept.

Question 9

If each person purchases an item, and then they only use it a small percentage of the time, this is an example of a(n) ________ model.&#10;A) subscription&#10;B) access&#10;C) private ownership&#10;D) crowdsourcing

Accepted Answer

The access model refers to a situation where individuals have access to a product or service without owning it outright. This is applicable when individuals purchase an item and only use it a small percentage of the time, such as a car, boat or vacation home. In this case, they are not owning it outright but rather accessing it when they need it. The other models listed involve some form of ownership or shared ownership, not just access.

Question 10

Personal cognitive surplus and access to Web 2.0 has spurred the rise of a new collaborative ________ model.&#10;A) economic&#10;B) technological&#10;C) invention&#10;D) social

Accepted Answer

The answer of Personal cognitive surplus and access to Web...

Question 11

Which of the following statements is FALSE about a sharing economy?&#10;A) People offer goods and services on the internet.&#10;B) You need venture capital to access the sharing economy.&#10;C) Preowned items, rides, places to stay, custom products are all commonly found.&#10;D) Businesses designed to harness the sharing economy have a broad impact.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following statements is FALSE...

Question 12

Web 2.0 is ________.&#10;A) a web design software package&#10;B) a book on using the internet&#10;C) a term describing a web with a high percentage of user-created content.&#10;D) a setting to enable access to web content

Accepted Answer

The answer of Web 2.0 is ________.&#10;A) a web design...

Question 13

Crowdsourcing is ________.&#10;A) raising startup capital from a crowd&#10;B) gathering opinions about products from customers&#10;C) sourcing resources within a group of people&#10;D) joining together to improve efficient use of goods and services

Accepted Answer

The answer of Crowdsourcing is ________.&#10;A) raising startup capital from...

Question 14

The problems caused by some people having easy access to technology while others do not is the ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The problems caused by some people having...

Question 15

Sue bought an expensive audio recorder to complete a project. She only uses it a few times a year so she lists her tool online for others to use for a small fee. Sue is participating in ________.&#10;A) collaborative consumption&#10;B) crowdsourcing&#10;C) private ownership&#10;D) megabyte

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sue bought an expensive audio recorder to...

Question 16

Match each of the following terms to its definition:
I. crowdfunding
II. crowdsourcing
III. cognitive surplus
IV. collaborative consumption
V. private ownership
A. seeking feedback from customers or potential customers
B. sharing a good or service efficiently rather than outright owning it
C. combination of leisure time and access to tools to be creative
D. seeking many donations to raise capital
E. owning an item

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match each of the following terms to...

Deck 1: Technology Impacts