J255 / Media Literacy & Civic Values / Wiesinger / Spring 2016
EXAM #2 STUDY GUIDE
Format
Terminology / Matching – 30 percent
Short answer – 58 percent
True / False – 12 percent
Weight
This midterm exam comprises 25 percent of your final grade
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Where to focus your studying efforts…
Digital Literacy
Chapter 8, “Digital Haves and Have Nots”
Chapter 10 – "This Space for Rent: Corporate Colonialism & Free Speech"
Chapter 12 – "It's Not Yours: Privacy & Copyright"
Online
IRS auditing how Google shifted profits – NPR
It’s a Modern Trade – The Wall Street Journal
Lecture:
March 10 & 22 – Digital divide, domestic and global
Four demographic factors; three concerns (the gaps); it’s not enough just
to have a computer; government approaches; OLPC
March 24 & 28 – First Amendment in Cyberspace; legal and ethical issues
March 29 & 5 – Copyright 101, linking issues, privacy as currency,
Terminology from lecture:
Digital divide
Demographic reasons why people don’t connect
Technology gap
Information gap
It’s not enough to have the technology available, in order to adopt
you have to think the technology is…
Participation gap
90 / 9 / 1
Demographic divide
One Laptop Per Child
Neo-Luddites
Early adopters
Utopians
Technorealists
First Amendment protections
Twin pillars of controversy common to all media
Censorship concerns
Internet Service Provider
ISP responsibilities
Platform Service Provider
Corporate colonialism
Common good
Baby Duck Syndrome
Double-Irish strategy
Individual privacy
Aggregate disclosure
Breadcrumbs
Right to Be Forgotten
Copyright 101
Deep linking
Inline linking
Framing
Associative linking