2 - the styles, classification and the management of global information Flashcards

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(2.1) What is the disadvantage of using text?

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Specific characters are used in different areas of the world.

E.g: Arabic is used in Arabic spoken areas, Cyrillic Eastern Europe and parts of Asia.

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(2.1)What are graphics used for?

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Convey knowledge and provide instructions.

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(2.1) Why do brands use graphics?

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To convey certain information about the brand. May be subconscious.

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(2.1) What is a video?

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Information convoyed as a visual and audio presentation.

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(2.1) Why are videos used?

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They are more captivating and engaging compared to a person taking.

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(2.1) What is an animated graphic?

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An image with elements moving or changing.

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(2.1) Why are animated graphics used?

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Give a more detailed perspective on something compared to a video.

(Scenes can be shown for longer and can be zoomed in and out.)

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(2.1) Advantage of using audio

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Accessible to those who are visually impaired

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(2.1) What is audio?

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Recorded sound.

E.g: talking, music

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(2.1) What is numerical information?

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Information presented as numbers.

E.g: binary, dates, average of profit.

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(2.1) What is Braille text?

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Raised dots on the page to enable reading through touch.

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(2.1) Disadvantage of Braille text

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Can not convey the imagery of colour.

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(2.1) What are tactile images?

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Images that can be identified through touch. Enables people to identify images without sight.

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(2.1) What are subtitles used for?

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Allows deaf people to access audio information.

E.g: films, news, interviews

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(2.1) What is Boolean?

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Information that can only be in two forms.

E.g: question - is the dog alive? Answer - yes it is or no it’s not.

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(2.1) What are tables and spreadsheets used for?

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Allows data in databases to be analysed by imputing queries.

E.g: finding patterns

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(2.2) What is sensitive information?

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Information that would cause harm if released. Works for personal and business use.

E.g: medical records

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(2.2) what is non-sensitive information?

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Harmless information.

E.g: shop address

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(2.2) what is private information?

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Information from a person/organisation that is personal and MIGHT cause harm if released.

E.g: address, phone number, gender, marital status

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(2.2) what is public information?

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Information about publicity owned businesses or the government.

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(2.2) what is business information?

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Information about a business.

E.g: annual sales figures

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(2.2) what is confidential information?

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Information that should be kept private.

E.g: reports on a student. Shown to few teachers and no students.

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(2.2) What has the higher degree of restrictions? Confidential or sensitive?

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Confidential

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(2.2) what act is private information protected by?

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The data protection act

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(2.2) What is classified information?
Public information that should be kept private. E.g: NHS patient database
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(2.2) what is meant by partly anonymous?
Data linking to someone is partly erased.
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(2.2) what is meant by completely anonymous?
Data linking to someone is completely removed.
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(2.2) what is a stakeholder?
Those who are interested or impacted by the action of an organisation. Can be internal or external
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(2.2) what are stakeholders and their jobs?
Different holders take account of the classification. E.g: confidential information needs more security that non-confidential.