Explain how CMC affords anonymity and give an example of how you control the information you give (out) online
What will be an ideal response?
Students' examples will vary, but examples should reflect an understanding of how one can be "nameless" or "faceless" online, depending on what information they choose to give out online.
CMC offers the possibility of withholding more aspects of your identity from public consideration than has ever before been possible. In short, we generally choose what we tell others about ourselves online, which makes us more or less anonymous.
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a. 2 to 20 seconds b. 10 to 30 seconds c. 15 to 42 seconds d. 30 to 45 seconds
Tables and charts should be designed to
a. be complex to the audience. b. be overwhelming to the audience. c. convey information simply and clearly. d. be lengthy.
List and briefly discuss at least three of the five main benefits of using presentation aids
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following definitions best characterizes the field of communication studies?
a. The study of the production and uses of symbols in specific contexts to enable the dynamics of systems, society and culture b. The study of the relationships between personality, social contexts and symbols c. The study of the role of communication in managing social and cultural systems d. The study of verbal and nonverbal symbols as it relates to individuals, culture, and society