it quiz

• an interactive platforms where content is created, distributed, and share by individuals on the web.

  social media
• small icons or images used to express ideas or emotions in digital communication

  emojis
• what are the two pillars of digital citizenship

  respect and protect
• blogging tools that feature short posts, as opposed to journal-style posts

  microblogs
• the sum total of all the information about you online

  digital footprint
• a site that lets users engage in conversations by posting and responding to community messages

  online forum
• a person who uses ICT to participate in social interactions online in a regular basis

  digital citizen
• a full electronic participation in society

  digital access
• websites allow a community of people to add and edit content in a community-based database

  wikis
• a graphical representation of a user or the user's character or persona

  avatar
• sites that show reviews from community members for all sorts of locations and experiences

  social review site
• it allow users to share different types of media, with the two main ones being image sharing and video hosting sites

  media sharing
• a webpage that mainly contains a list of recent posts made by one's contacts

  web feeds
• the process of teaching and learning about technology and the use of technology

  digital literacy
• a social media site that allows you to connect with people who have similar interests and backgrounds

  social networks
• a law which aims to facilitate and regulate commercial transactions that are made using electronic devices or ICT in particular

  e-commerce law
• any gaming service which allows players to access and play video games over a live-streamed connection

  cloud gaming
• a software that is used to commit acts of cybercrime

  crimeware
• it refers to acts that involve criminal uses of the internet or other networked systems that cause harm to others or create some form of disturbance

  cybercrime
• it is the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in healthcare

  e-health
• the process of trying to get personal information out of someone through personal contact

  social engineering
• any software or technology that secretly tracks a computer user's activity and gathers information about that person's computer use

  spyware
• a law that seeks to protect the human right to privacy and communication, while also ensuring the freedom of information. it aims to protect the personal information of the citizens, ensuring that any usage of personal data must be consensual

  data piracy law
• a vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and moving safely with little or no human input

  self-driving car
• a program that lies dormant (and thus undetected) in a computer system until a particular condition is met

  logic bomb
• the law that aims to protect computer systems, databases, networks, and others from any form of misuse and/or illegal access

  cybercrime law
• the exchange of medical information from one location to another using electronic communication, which improves patient health status

  telemedicine
• it occurs when a person uses online means to aggressively intimidate, discriminate or pressure a person

  cyberbullying
• it occurs when someone deliberately obtains and uses another person's personally identifying information resulting in fraud

  identity theft
• the distribution of health-related services and information via electronic information and telecommunication technologies

  telehealth