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What is the main feature of User Participation in Web 2.0?
What is the main feature of User Participation in Web 2.0?
- Creating content and interacting with other users (correct)
- Sharing content only with friends
- Reading webpages silently
- Ignoring other users' content
Why is Web 2.0 referred to as the Social Web?
Why is Web 2.0 referred to as the Social Web?
- Because it prevents user-generated content
- Due to its restriction on interacting with other users
- Due to its focus on reading webpages silently
- Because it enables user interaction and content creation (correct)
What distinguishes Web 2.0 from Web 1.0?
What distinguishes Web 2.0 from Web 1.0?
- Read-only webpages without user interaction
- User participation and content generation (correct)
- Strict control over user-generated content
- Limiting user access to webpages
In Web 2.0, what does User Participation enable users to do?
In Web 2.0, what does User Participation enable users to do?
Which aspect of being a Digital Citizen involves the development of effective trading skills?
Which aspect of being a Digital Citizen involves the development of effective trading skills?
What does the term 'Access' pertain to in the context of being a Digital Citizen?
What does the term 'Access' pertain to in the context of being a Digital Citizen?
Which aspect of being a Digital Citizen involves abiding by legal rules and restrictions in the online community?
Which aspect of being a Digital Citizen involves abiding by legal rules and restrictions in the online community?
What does the term 'Etiquette' involve in the context of being a Digital Citizen?
What does the term 'Etiquette' involve in the context of being a Digital Citizen?
What makes social media powerful in modern times?
What makes social media powerful in modern times?
Why is User Participation considered a key feature of Web 2.0?
Why is User Participation considered a key feature of Web 2.0?
In the context of being a Digital Citizen, what does 'Access' pertain to?
In the context of being a Digital Citizen, what does 'Access' pertain to?
What distinguishes Web 2.0 from its predecessor, Web 1.0?
What distinguishes Web 2.0 from its predecessor, Web 1.0?
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