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What are social networks primarily designed for?
What are social networks primarily designed for?
- Posting personal financial updates
- Curating content from various news sources
- Connecting people with similar interests (correct)
- Storing and managing website links
Which of the following best defines bookmarking sites?
Which of the following best defines bookmarking sites?
- Sites for storing and managing links to various resources (correct)
- Platforms for sharing news articles only
- Websites that focus on video sharing
- Applications for creating social media accounts
What is one function of social news websites?
What is one function of social news websites?
- Allowing users to post news items or links (correct)
- Connecting devices for communication
- Providing educational resources on technology
- Storing user-generated login information
In the context of ICT, what does the term 'umbrella term' imply?
In the context of ICT, what does the term 'umbrella term' imply?
Which of these examples is NOT typically included under ICT?
Which of these examples is NOT typically included under ICT?
Which of the following examples does NOT represent a social network?
Which of the following examples does NOT represent a social network?
What distinguishes social news sites from other types of websites?
What distinguishes social news sites from other types of websites?
How does ICT encompass social networks?
How does ICT encompass social networks?
What is the primary function of media sharing sites?
What is the primary function of media sharing sites?
What characterizes microblogging sites?
What characterizes microblogging sites?
In what way do blogs and forums differ from media sharing sites?
In what way do blogs and forums differ from media sharing sites?
What does the term 'negative space' refer to in design?
What does the term 'negative space' refer to in design?
How is 'contrast' defined in the context of design?
How is 'contrast' defined in the context of design?
What is the purpose of cropping an image?
What is the purpose of cropping an image?
Which editing technique is described as making images softer?
Which editing technique is described as making images softer?
What type of content is typically shared on microblogging sites?
What type of content is typically shared on microblogging sites?
What is a key feature of media sharing platforms?
What is a key feature of media sharing platforms?
Which of the following best describes blogs?
Which of the following best describes blogs?
What distinguishes forums from blogs?
What distinguishes forums from blogs?
Which of the following best describes a vector image?
Which of the following best describes a vector image?
How does 'softening' affect an image?
How does 'softening' affect an image?
Why is contrast important in design?
Why is contrast important in design?
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Study Notes
Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
- Encompasses all communication devices and applications.
- Includes radio, television, cellular phones, computers, network hardware/software, and satellite systems.
Types of Online Platforms
- Social Networks: Websites facilitating connections among users with shared interests or backgrounds.
- Bookmarking Sites: Platforms to store and manage links to various websites and resources.
- Social News: Sites where users can post news items or links to other news sources.
- Media Sharing: Platforms enabling uploading and sharing of media content, including images, music, and videos.
- Microblogging: Focuses on brief updates shared by users.
- Blogs and Forums: Allow users to post content with options for others to comment on topics.
Contextualized Online Research
- Focuses on effectively utilizing online resources for research with a contextual understanding.
Design Concepts
- Negative Space: Refers to the empty space in a design that emphasizes the subject within the composition.
- Contrast: Describes the differences between opposing elements in design, enhancing visual interest.
Image Editing Techniques
- Vector Image: A digital graphic that uses mathematical formulas to maintain quality when resized.
- Cropping: The technique of removing parts of an image to focus on a specific area.
- Softening: An editing technique to create a softer image by reducing visible flaws.
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