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The situation:
Pam has learned that there are search engines especially designed for
children. Given that her course of study at Ivy Tech involves the
early education of children, she wanted to evaluate these search tools.
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What is the
Ivy Tech program area Pam would use to find search engines designed
for children? (Click on this program area)
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Which heading
from the next page is a category which lists websites kids could use?
(Click on this heading)
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Name two of
the search engines listed for children under this heading.
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Now find the
category that lists websites for agencies and associations related
to childhood education? (Click on this heading)
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While browsing
the list of websites under this heading, Pam realized there was a
link to the NAEYC. She had wanted to learn more about this association.
What does the acronym NAEYC stand for?
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To what age
span (in terms of school grades) does this association dedicate its
efforts? (Hint: Find a heading at the NAEYC website which would
give general information about this organization.)
The situation:
Jim is considering pursuing a degree in medical assisting. Hed
like to find information about the job prospects for medical assistants
and their earnings potential for entry level positions.
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Which program
area would Jim use to find the information he needs? (Click on this
program area)
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Which subheading
would give links to websites with information about job prospects
and earnings for medical assistants? (Click on this heading)
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Click on the
government website that offers a handbook giving career information.
This website should provide Jim with the information about job prospects,
etc. What is the websites name?
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What is the
most recent job outlook for medical assistants given at this website?
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What
is the median rate of pay given for medical assistants?
The situation:
Charlotte is a Computer Information Systems major and is interested in
computing security issues. She is preparing a research paper on
various hoaxes that have been distributed on the Internet.
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Which program
area will she use to find this information? (Click on this program
area)
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Which heading
from the next page is a category which she can use to find a government
website that addresses issues related to Internet hoaxes? (Click on
this heading)
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What is the
name of the website?
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The agency
within the U.S. Department of Energy that maintains this page is called
the CIAC. What does CIAC stand for?
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What is the
Bill Gates hoax (that is, what did a fake email message ask the recipient
to do?) (Hint: Try a heading at the website that you think would
give information on specific hoaxes)
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Charlotte then
returned to the list of links for her program area and found a link
to a technical encyclopedia. (Hint: Look under the headings
PC Support or "Consumer Information.")
She decided to try out this encyclopedia. What did she find
for the meaning of FAT?
The situation:
Carl, who hopes to start, manage, and own his own business, looked under
his Ivy Tech program area and found a link to the Small Business Advancement
National Center maintained by the University of Central Arkansas.
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Which program
area did Carl use to find this information? (Click on this program
area.)
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Which heading
from the next page is a category which Carl can use to find the Small
Business Advancement National Center (SBANC)? (Click on this heading)
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Using the SBANC
website he found a document that listed three reasons for buying an
existing business as contrasted to starting a new business. Give one
of these reasons listed in this document. (Hint: find the link to
publications on the SBANC website)
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