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100

ex. Accessing information, conducting business transactions, and communication

What are examples of how we use the web in daily life?

100

Software designed to find webpages based on your search criteria

What is a search engine?

100

E-commerce

What is another word for electronic commerce?

100

The ability to find, evaluate, use, and communicate online information.

What is the definition of information literacy?

100

Something that lets you search databases, news providers, podcasts, and other online information sources that general search engines do not always access.

What is a search engine?

200

Microsoft Edge, Google, Safari, Chrome

What are examples of a web browser?

200

A site that gathers, organizes, and distributes web content.

What is a content aggregator?

200

B2C, C2C, B2B

What are the 3 types of E-commerce websites?

200

Navigate many sources of information, including the Internet, online libraries, and popular media sites, select the right tool for finding the information you need, recognize that not all information is created equal, evaluate whether information is misleading, biased, or out of date, and manage information to become a knowledgeable decision maker

What are things you can do when you have information literacy?

200

True or false – Using search engines designed for research yields more reliable results, saving you time and effort.

What is true?

300

Internet Engineering Task Force

What does ITF stand for?

300

A web app is an app you can run entirely in a browser, and a website is a collection of web pages.  

What is the difference between web apps and websites.

300

Variety, convivence, and budget

What are the 3 pros for consumers when using E-commerce?

300

A nonspecialized program designed to find general results based on your search term.

What is a search engine?

300

Identify the author of the webpage and check their credentials, If you find biographical information, read it to learn whether the author has a degree in a field related to the topic, Use a search engine such as Google or the professional networking site LinkedIn to search for the author’s name and see whether the author is an expert on the subject.

What are ways you can determine the credibility of a website?

400

A holding area where your browser keeps a copy of each webpage you view. This temporary storage area helps speed up processing time.

What is cache?

400

Resides on a server on the Internet, rather than on your computer or mobile device, store your data on the web app’s server.

What is a component of a webpage?

400

Electronic Retail or e-retail

What is it called when you purchase products from a B2B E-commerce website?

400

They comb the web to find webpages and add new data about them to the database.

What do spiders/crawlers do?

400

Verify its facts and claims. Consult an expert or use fact-checking sites to find professionally researched information, evaluate the information source, find out more about an organization that has no history, physical location, or staff, check to see if the source has a bias and evaluate the information with the bias in mind, or check the webpage footer for the date the information was published or updated.  

What are ways you can verify the accuracy of a website?

500

.biz, .com, .edu, .gov, .int, .mil, .mobi, .net, .org, pro

What are examples of Top-Level Domain?

500

The process of protecting information or data by scrambling ordinary text into a form that is impossible to read without the proper decryption key

What is encryption?

500

B2C - shopping websites, C2C - online auctions, B2B - market research websites

What are examples of websites for each of the E-commerce websites?

500

A general search engine refers to its database index and then lists pages that match your search term, ranked by how closely they answer your query.

What is the definition of query?

500

Identify the purpose of the webpage. Is the page designed to provide facts and other information, sell a product or service, or express opinions? Evaluate whether the webpage offers more than one point of view. Emotional, persuasive, or biased language is often a sign that the author is not being fair or moderate. Even opinions should be expressed in a moderate tone. Look for a conflict of interest. For example, if the page reviews a certain brand of smartphone and the author sells those types of phones, he or she has a conflict of interest.

What are ways you can determine the reasonableness of a website?