L3 TechforSuccess_Module02

A navigation aid that shows users their current location within a website's hierarchy.

Use specialty search engines.

Credibility: identify the author and check credentials.

To categorize and identify the type of organization or entity associated with a website.

They use encryption to safeguard transmitted information.

Coupons, gift certificates, and gift cards.

Level of service provided, negotiated terms, and other factors.

Apply information literacy standards.

Informational, e-commerce, social media, blogs, and portfolios.

To provide introductory content or branding.

Navigate many sources of information, including the Internet, online libraries, and popular media sites.

It refers to its index and lists pages based on how closely they answer the query.

Techniques and resources used to improve the effectiveness of web searches.

Using comparison shopping sites.

'People also search for' list.

Related features to refine search results.

E-commerce allows businesses to sell products and services online, streamlining operations and reaching a wider audience.

It helps users navigate to different sections of the site.

Gift certificates, gift cards, and coupons.

To enhance the effectiveness of online research.

To find online information based on specified criteria or selections.

Digital certificates.

To avoid plagiarism.

Consumer-to-consumer, where one consumer sells directly to another.

Sign-in with username/password.

To categorize websites based on their nature or purpose.

Tools that concentrate on specific resources or types of information.

A team of people.

To compare prices and find the best deals online.

Variety.

Accessibility from any device with internet access.

To effectively locate the information you need.

Utilize comparison websites, subscribe to newsletters, and follow social media accounts of retailers for promotions.

A type of web directory that focuses on specific topics or subjects.

Factual questions directly, without listing webpages.

.com is used for most commercial sites that sell products and services.

As a question.

.org is used by organizations such as political or non-profit groups.

They allow collaboration with others no matter their location.

Banking and finance.

They save storage space on your device.

Terms used to describe actions, features, and elements related to navigating the web.

Agreed-upon specifications and protocols that ensure interoperability and functionality across the web.

E-commerce facilitates online shopping, banking, and various transactions, making daily activities more convenient.

Business-to-consumer, involving the sale of goods and services to the general public.

Questions other users often ask about the same subject.

Individuals can purchase goods, services, and manage finances through online platforms.

Main content such as text, images, and videos.

To become a knowledgeable decision maker.

Keywords or phrases.

Refine the web search to narrow or broaden the results.

Material in the public domain.

You must be online to use web apps.

Health and fitness.

Media sharing.

The Web.

New Perspectives Collection.

Transferring goods, services, or information between businesses.

It indicates that the result is from advertisers.

Verify facts and claims, and check for bias.

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

It allows shopping from anywhere at any time.

Dependence on internet connectivity.

No, each type uses a different citation style.

Business-to-business, where businesses provide goods and services to other businesses.

Software application used to access and view websites.

To move through different webpages and websites using links.

.net is used by network providers, ISPs, and other Internet administrative organizations.

A digital platform where products are sold online.

A security protocol for online payments.

The ability to assess the credibility of sources.

Retail and auctions.

Travel and tourism.

Evaluate online information.

To narrow down search results based on specific topics.

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS).

A formal reference to a source.

Support: look for reputable sources and authorities.

Terms that are associated with the original search term to provide more relevant results.

Frequency and location of search terms, publication duration, and number of linking webpages.

To provide additional information or links related to the main content.

The absence of 'https://' and no padlock icon.

A large international community of network designers, operators, vendors, and researchers.

A reverse search for submitted images to locate the original image.

Business to Consumer.

Using cookies.

It provides secure communication over a computer network.

Your files are more vulnerable to security and privacy violations.

Web apps often offer fewer features and may run more slowly.

Content aggregation.

It allows users to enter a URL to navigate to a specific website.

Header, Navigation bar, Body, Sidebar, Footer.

They allow users to filter results based on the date of publication.

Spiders or crawlers.

To develop and promote voluntary Internet standards.

They find webpages with the exact words in the same order.

The risk of data breaches.

To ensure interoperability and functionality across the Internet.

A collection of related webpages hosted on a server.

Videos or other multimedia using speech recognition.

State what kind of information you are seeking, as specifically as possible.

Uniform Resource Locator.

Intellectual property rights.

A system that limits access to proprietary rights.

Using a sentence or paragraph of text without permission with citation.

Government or organization.

Mapping.

Educational.

The most relevant results or hits.

A storage location that saves copies of web pages to speed up future access.

To compile a database of information about webpages.

The ability to identify, locate, evaluate, and effectively use information.

Shopping websites.

By providing access to competitive pricing and discounts.

It is considered plagiarism.

Understanding that information varies in quality and reliability.

On the Internet Society's website.

It finds webpages within a range of numbers.

A server that hosts websites and serves content to users.

A human-readable address used to access websites.

Blogs.

Carey, Pinard, Shaffer, Shellman, Vodnik.

Reasonableness: examine whether the claims are fair and sensible.

A tool that helps users find information on the internet.

Lock icon.

Developing standards for the World Wide Web.

A visual representation of information pulled from online sources to enhance search results.

It represents 'OR'.

Copyright information, contact details, and links to privacy policies.

Market research websites.

They help ensure the long-term growth of the Web.

Protocol, server address, pathname, and file name.

You can access web apps from any device with a browser and Internet connection.

Portals.

News, weather, sports, and other mass media.

Online social networks.

Facilitating communication and access to information.

To provide links to the main sections of a website for easy access.

They index web pages and use algorithms to retrieve relevant results based on user queries.

A structured list of websites organized by categories.

To search information sources that general search engines do not always access.

To narrow down search results by using specific keywords or filters.

By critically assessing the source and content of the information.

The inability to physically inspect products before purchase.

Connects users to librarians for online chat or question submission.

Yes, but it is traditionally used by professional and non-profit organizations.

A unique address that identifies a device on the internet.

To help content creators keep copyright while allowing others to use, copy, or distribute their work.

Entertainment.

Website creation and management.

Microsoft Office 365 and Office 2019.

A global network of interconnected computers that communicate with each other.

Header, body, footer, navigation, and multimedia elements.

Online auctions.

Credit card fraud.

It indicates 'NOT'.

.edu is used for schools and universities.

The main page of a website that serves as the starting point for navigation.

Select an appropriate search tool.

To help broaden results.

It helps users evaluate and use information effectively.

You can lose your files.

Careers and employment.

Web apps and software as a service (SaaS).

A document on the World Wide Web that can be viewed in a web browser.

Look for 'https://' in the URL and a padlock icon in the address bar.

An input field that allows users to enter search queries to find information on that specific site.

Government organizations.

Clickable links that direct users to other webpages or websites.

The right to sell, publish, or distribute an original work.

Buying and selling goods or services online.

You might not be able to access your work.

Science.

E-commerce.

It acts as a wildcard, serving as a placeholder for any number of characters.

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP).

Platforms that facilitate electronic transactions.

You can access it anytime and anywhere.

You access the latest version of the app without installing updates.

Wikis and collaboration.

Websites and webpages.