18 Questions
What is a defining characteristic of social media platforms?
Many-to-Many interaction
How are Internet-based social media platforms typically accessed?
Using email IDs
What distinguishes Smartphone-based social media platforms from Internet-based ones?
Authentication via mobile phone numbers only
Which type of social media platform focuses on online social relationships among users?
Social Networking Sites (SNS)
In the context of social media, what does participatory refer to?
Active involvement of users in content creation and sharing
How are Internet-based social media platforms authenticated?
Via email IDs
What is the key difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web?
The Internet is a collection of interconnected devices, while the World Wide Web is a subset of internet traffic.
How is the World Wide Web different from Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 focuses on static websites with limited user interaction, while the World Wide Web enables dynamic content and user participation.
In the context of social media analytics, which technology forms an essential part of the World Wide Web?
Network Analytics
What characterizes Web 2.0 in contrast to Web 3.0?
Web 3.0 emphasizes artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, while Web 2.0 focuses on user-generated content and social networking.
Which statement accurately reflects the evolution of the World Wide Web?
The World Wide Web has evolved from static web pages to interactive platforms encouraging user participation.
Which element is considered a fundamental part of Internet traffic?
The World Wide Web
Which statement accurately describes Web 1.0?
It was static in nature and enabled one-way information flow.
What is the key characteristic of Web 3.0 as described in the text?
It will be smarter, quicker, and more reliable in connecting data, concepts, applications, and people.
Which of the following statements about Web 2.0 is true?
It enables two-way and many-to-many information flow and user-generated content.
Which of the following statements about social media is correct?
Social media is an application of the Web 2.0 concept.
What distinguishes Web 2.0 from Web 1.0?
Web 2.0 enables user-generated content and many-to-many information flow, while Web 1.0 is static.
Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between the Internet and the Web?
The Web is a subset of the Internet, used for accessing and sharing information.
Study Notes
Characteristics of Social Media
- Any online platform that enables users to participate, collaborate, create, and share content in a many-to-many context can be considered social media.
- Social media is many-to-many, free, and easy to use, participatory, user-owned, conversational, and relationship-oriented.
Types of Social Media
- Internet-based social media platforms are accessed through email IDs, e.g., Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google+.
- Smartphone-based social media platforms are accessed through mobile phone numbers.
- Social media tools can be categorized into social networking sites (SNS), content communities, and blogs.
The World Wide Web
- The web is a collection of interlinked hypertext documents (websites) that can be accessed through web browsers.
- The internet is a global network of interconnected devices, and the web is a subset of the internet.
Evolution of the Web
- Web 1.0 was static in nature, allowing only one-way information flow in a one-to-many fashion.
- Web 2.0 allows two-way and many-to-many information flow and user-generated content.
- Web 3.0 will be smarter, quicker, and more reliable in connecting data, concepts, applications, and people.
Social Media and the Web
- Social media is an easy-to-use Internet-based platform that provides users with opportunities to create and exchange content in a many-to-many context.
- Social media is an application of the Web 2.0 concept, allowing users to create and exchange content.
- Social media is not limited to well-known platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and blogs.
Test your knowledge on the introductory topics covered in a course on Text Analytics in Social Data Analytics, including Sentiment Analysis, Network Analytics, Action Analytics, and more.
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