8 Questions
Data Smog refers to the overwhelming amount of ______ and data.
information
To avoid Data Smog, one can try going on a ______.
data fast
Vlogging, also known as ______, requires commitment and consistency.
video blogging
One of the advantages of vlogging is ______.
BRANDING
Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD) is identified as an ______ control disorder.
impulse
One type of online addiction is ______, which involves excessive online gaming and gambling.
GAMES
Social networking addiction involves the over usage of social networking sites like ______.
Cybersex addiction includes obsession with ______ and online dating.
pornography
Study Notes
Dark Sides of the Internet
- Data Smog refers to the overwhelming amount of information and data acquired through internet searches, which can lead to negative effects.
Avoiding Data Smog
- Take a "data fast" by spending time away from communication devices, television, and the internet.
- Make use of print media to reduce online information overload.
- Filter unwanted messages and emails to minimize digital clutter.
- Avoid sending or forwarding chain messages or useless information online.
Vlogging
- Vlogging, or video blogging, requires commitment and consistency to build a habit from the audience.
- It involves setting a series of videos that follow an individual's daily life.
Advantages of Vlogging
- Branding: creating a personal or professional brand through vlogging.
- Expansion: reaching a wider audience and expanding online presence.
- Relevance: staying relevant and up-to-date with online trends and audience interests.
Disadvantages of Vlogging
- Criticism: facing criticism and negative feedback from online audiences.
- Effort: requiring a significant amount of time and effort to create and maintain content.
- Commitment: demanding a high level of commitment to regular posting and engagement.
Internet Addiction
- Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD) is an impulse control disorder that does not involve illegal drugs or alcohol.
- It is characterized by an inability to control online behavior, leading to negative consequences.
Types of Online Addiction
- Games: excessive online gaming and gambling, such as online poker.
- Cybersex: obsession with online dating, pornography, and cybersex.
- Social Networking: over usage of social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
- Net Compulsions: other online behaviors that interfere with daily life, such as excessive online shopping or browsing.
This quiz covers the concept of data smog, also known as information overload, and provides tips on how to avoid its negative effects. It explores the consequences of excessive internet use and offers advice on how to minimize its impact.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
