Computing, Society and Digital Citizenship Flashcards

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How many types of cookies are there?

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7

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2
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What are the types of cookies called?

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First Party, Session, Third Party, Flash, Zombie, Secure and HTTP cookies

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3
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What are First Party cookies?

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They are known as persistent cookies. They help with important settings such as usernames and passwords

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What are Session cookies?

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They track the users website usage whilst the site is being used

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5
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What are Third Party cookies?

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They are used by advertisers to create a profile of you

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What are secure cookies?

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They are the good type of cookies. They keep your information secure

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What are HTTP cookies?

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They come with a HTTP cookie to reduce the possibility of a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack occuring

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Define a society.

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An association of people under a system of rules designed to advance the good of it’s members over time

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9
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How many themes of digital citizenship are there?

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9

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10
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Define digital etiquette.

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Electronic standards of conduct or procedure

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Define digital communication.

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Electronic exchange of information

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Define digital literacy.

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Process of teaching and learning about technology and the use of
technology.

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13
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Define digital access

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Full electronic participation in society

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14
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Define digital commerce

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Electronic buying and selling of goods and services

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15
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Define digital law

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Electronic responsibility for actions and deeds

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16
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Define digital rights and responsibilities.

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The freedom extended to everyone in a digital world

17
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Define digital health and wellness

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Physical and psychological well-being in a digital world

18
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Define digital security

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Electronic precautions to guarantee safety

19
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Name some assistive technologies

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Input systems
• Braille keyboards
• Head-pointing systems
• Camera tracking systems
• One-handed keyboards
• Trackball vs. Mouse
• Speech recognition
Output systems
• Screen reader systems
• Speech synthesis
• Braille displays/printers

20
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What are the four main factors of digital exclusion?

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Access, Motivation, Skills and Confidence

21
Q

What is the digital divide?

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A difference in technology used by income, race, geographical area, education, broadband use etc.

22
Q

Name some health issues that come from technology

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CVS (Computer Vision Syndrome), RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury), CTS (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome), Fatigue, Stress, CAD/IAD (Computer or Internet Addiction Disorder)

23
Q

What does CIU stand for?

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Compulsive Internet Use

24
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What does VPN stand for?

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Virtual Private Network

25
Q

Name some ways to protect yourself in a digital environment

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Anti-virus software, Backups, UPS and surge protection and physical security of passwords

26
Q

What is Ofcom?

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They are the office of communications and are the regularity body that oversees broadcasting, telecommunications and postal industries in the UK.

27
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What are the four major regulators that Lessig argues?

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Law, Norms, Market and Architecture