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What characterizes Web 1.0?
What characterizes Web 1.0?
- Interactive user participation and dynamic content.
- Give-and-take relationship between websites and users.
- Static webpages and read-only websites. (correct)
- Creation of interactive applications like online banking.
Which feature is associated with Web 2.0?
Which feature is associated with Web 2.0?
- Single files in HTML format.
- Absorption of information from websites.
- Users as mere readers and audiences.
- Folksonomy and hashtag use. (correct)
What type of content does Web 2.0 focus on?
What type of content does Web 2.0 focus on?
- Static text-based information.
- Read-only webpages.
- Solely images and videos.
- Dynamic and interactive content. (correct)
Which term is used to classify and find information in Web 2.0?
Which term is used to classify and find information in Web 2.0?
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What allows users to get more information by clicking on specific elements in Web 2.0?
What allows users to get more information by clicking on specific elements in Web 2.0?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Web 3.0?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Web 3.0?
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Which type of social media platform allows users to post news articles and vote on them?
Which type of social media platform allows users to post news articles and vote on them?
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What is the term used for the integration of different types of applications and media into a new system?
What is the term used for the integration of different types of applications and media into a new system?
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Which of the following is an example of Software as a Service (SaaS)?
Which of the following is an example of Software as a Service (SaaS)?
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What is the term used for services that are offered on demand rather than through a one-time purchase?
What is the term used for services that are offered on demand rather than through a one-time purchase?
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