Exam 4: Networks

An Internet service provider is a company that offers Internet connections for a fee.

Qwiki produces a real-time search result in multimedia form.

___________ is(are)the latest version of videoconferencing.

______________ refers to the transmission capacity of a network.

_____ are Internet access points that are located in public places, such as libraries and airports.

Consider this domain name, HYPERLINK "http://www.business.gsu.edu" www.business.gsu.edu. The "edu" is the _______.

In a _____ system, participants are able to seamlessly and electronically share data, voice, images, graphics, and animation.

_____ portals coordinate content within relatively narrow organizational and partners' communities.

VoIP converts analog signals to digital ones.

Workflow, groupware, and telepresence systems are examples of which network application?

Uniform resource locators (URLs)are software applications through which users access the Web.

Which of the following is not a communications channel?

A(n)_____ connects parts of the intranets of different organizations and allows secure communications among business partners.

Crowdsourcing refers to outsourcing a task to an undefined, generally large group of people in the form of an open call.

Virtual universities are online universities from which students take classes from home or at an off-site location, via the Internet.

The network interface card typically houses the LAN's network operating system.

Internet service providers connect to one another through _____.

Cladding is the coating that surrounds fiber-optic cables and prevents light from leaking out of the fiber.

Consider this domain name, HYPERLINK "http://www.business.gsu.edu" www.business.gsu.edu. The "business" is the ________.

__________ operates on the same lines as telephones, and the Internet is always available.