MIS Chapter 5

Tagging is adding ____ to a piece of information such as a map, picture, or web page. A. Metadata B. Comments C. Blogs D. Knowledge

A

_________ communication is when people are all meeting at the same time or in real time. A. Synchronous B. Asynchronous C. Instantaneous D. None of the above

A

webcasts are also known as A. podcasts B. Blogcasts C. Radiocasts D. Weblogs

A

Collective intelligence is based on the notion that distributed groups of people with a divergent range of information and expertise will be able to outperform the capabilities of ______________. A. Crowds B. Customers C. Individual experts D. Virtual teams

C

Microblogging is used primarily for ____________. A. Creating an online text diary B. Providing location information C. Short status updates D. Customer support systems

C

The process of adding metadata such as latitude and longitude to pictures, videos, or other content is called __________-. A. Adding geodata B. Location tagging C. Geotagging D. Tagging

C

___________ is the process of creating an online diary made up of chronological entries. A. Wikiing B. Tagging C. Blogging D. None of the above

C

blog

Chronological online text diary that can focus on anything the user desires.

A wiki ____________. A. allows users to add content B. Allows users to revert edits C. Allows anyone to read content D. Allows all of the above

D

Successful enterprise-oriented social media initiatives consider ________. A. Organizational culture B. Organizational hierarchies C. Technological inertia D. All of the above

D

__________ is using the network effect to increase brand awareness. A. Brand marketing B. Shared marketing C. Social marketing D. Viral marketing

D

webcasts

Digital media streams that can be distributed to and played by digital media players

Asynchronous

Not coordinated in time

Microblog

Social networking service that allows to post relatively short status updates

Peer production

The creation of goods or services by self-organizing communities

network effect

The notion that the value of a network (or tool or application based on a network) is dependent on the number of other users

folksonomy

User-created categorization system

Social software

Web-based applications embodying core Web 2.0 values such as collaboration and social sharing, allowing people to communicate, interact, and collaborate in various ways.

Metadata

data about data

Social networking

using of web based services to link friends and colleagues