DID YOU KNOW?
IN DEPTH
IN PRACTICE
MYTHS
REAL LIFE
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What do tags do?
keywords that describe the content of the web page you're bookmarking.
100
What is a Wiki?
It is a collaborative website
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What is a suffix?
A web stie's top level domain
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What is the the most well-known and respected website?
Snopes.com
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First major newspaper to go completely online?
Seattle Post Intelligencer
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What are online bookmarks?
Permanent links to your favorite web pages.
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Person who pioneered the idea of Wikis in the 1990s?
Ward Cunningham
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Where is the URL's suffix?
End of A domain name of a web adress
200
What does Snopes.com do?
Proves online myths true or false
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Why do people prefer online news than newspapers?
They can get breaking news as it happens.
300
What is Social Bookmarking?
A way to organize your sources
300
The most popular Wiki?
Wikipedia.com
300
What is the most popular suffix?
.com
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Where should you check you online information?
Urban Legends Refrence Pages
300
Why are fewer companies buying advertising on newspapers?
Because fewer people are buying newspapers
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What are groupings?
They are a way to keep your bookmarks organize
400
How can related pages be connected to a wiki?
Links
400
What are the URL's called if it comes from a different country?
International Suffix
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What does it mean if page is marked "undetermined" or "unverifiable."
There is not enough evidence on that topic
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Why did newspapers go all digital?
Because internet was the most prefered destination for news.
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What is the most popular social bookmarking site?
Delicious.com
500
What do you have to do before you can make changes?
Register
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What does .name mean?
Site for the use of individual names
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One of the most famous news story in 1998?
Two seals that cost thousands of dollars to save from an oil spill were eaten by a killer whale minutes after being released back into the wild.
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How many people visit a newspaper site?
Millions
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