Tuesday, October 5, 2021

Sample ITGS Case Study Questions for Social Media in Our Lives.

Case Study OUR SOCIAL MEDIA LIVES

Sample Identify Case Study Questions

  • Define FOMO (2 mks)
  • How are influencers selected online? 2mks
  • What is Ubiquitous Computing? 2mks
  • What is the key different between Filter bubble and echo chambers? 2mks
  • What is the different between active and passive digital footprint? 2mks
  • What is single sign on social media platforms? 2mks
  • Define algorithmic social media bias with example.2mks
  • What are some examples of social media behavioural and profile data? 2mks
  • Define Net Neutrality. 2mks


Describe Questions Case Study Questions

  • Describe ONE way of Digital detox that users can implement. (4 mks)
  • Describe ONE example of Net Neutrality. 4mks
  • Describe TWO ways that behavioral data can be used by social media system. 4mks
  • Describe TWO ways in which Algorithmic bias can be managed by social media developers. 4 mks
  • Describe how a single sign on features works. 4mks
  • Describe FOUR steps to follow in setting up your privacy in any of your social media accounts. 4mks


Explain Questions Case Study Questions

  • The application of filter bubbles features within social media platforms limits the acquisitions of knowledge in learning institution. Explain TWO reasons why that is so. (4 mks)
  • Social media are avenue for data monetization. Explain THREE challenges of data monetization within social media platforms. (6mks)
  • Explain why net neutrality is important (6 mks)
  • Digital technologies developments have increased the use of social media platforms. Explain any THREE technologies developments that have had the greatest in the use of social media platforms (6 mks) 

To What Extent / Discuss/ Evaluate Case Study Questions

  • The evolution of digital technologies and the increasing use of social media has created many opportunities and challenges on individual, organizational, community and global levels (lines 49-50)
         To what extent have social media impact education? (8 mks)

  • Social media platforms can be said to have improved the equality of access to, and within, digital spaces.
         To what extent do you agree with the statement above?(8 mks)

  • The underlying technology involved with social media is usually, and intentionally, not apparent to the user other than the devices that connect to the internet (Line 70).
         Evaluate some of the underlying technologies within social media apps that have impacted users.
         ( 8 mks)



(The 12 mks responses for the questions below MUST be supported extensively with FACTUAL evidences from your independent research)
    Your response to next must include evidence of independent research linked to the Our Social Media Live
    • The underlying technology involved with social media is usually, and intentionally, not apparent to the user other than the devices that connect to the internet ( Lines 70 -71)

              Discuss the impact of having underlying social media technology not apparent to the users. 
              (12 mks)

    • During the COVID pandemic period. social media played a pivotal role in the lives of many. 
    To what extent did social media apps impact on the health and wellbeing of individuals? (Support your answers with examples from research)  (12 mks)

    • The future of main stream news companies like CNN & BBC is becoming dimmer with the growth of social media trending and real time news.

    Evaluate the different techniques applied with social media solutions that increases the uptake of the social media content. (Provide real examples of the techniques employed) (12 mks)

    • Governments, citizens and social media companies will need to address issues like privacy and data sharing (Line 65)
              Discuss the impacts to users of social media companies sharing private data with thirds parties.
              (12 mks)

    • Social media companies’ use customer data for marketing purposes (Line 64).
              Evaluate the impact of social media companies using customers data for marketing (12 mks)

    • Both producers and consumers of social media will need to adhere and use ethical practices in both the development and consumption of social media content(Line 63).
             Evaluate the ethical practices associated with both the developers and consumers of social media
             content.  (12 mks)

    • To what extent have law & order enforcement agencies used social media apps for safety and security of it's citizens? (12 mks)

         Resources for answering the above

              - https://zahiraccounting.com/en-my/32618-ethics-in-using-social-media-is-it-necessary.html

              - https://www.trtworld.com/perspectives/can-social-media-ever-be-ethical-43161

              - https://www.forbes.com/sites/robdube/2021/01/14/why-ethics-matter-for-social-media-silicon-valley-and-every-tech-industry-leader/?sh=54aeb38e16f2

               

    • Evaluate the threats associated with the use of social media (12 mks)

            
            

    Crimes solved by social media




     News Articles

    Social media damages teenagers' mental health, report says https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-55826238


     


     

    Wednesday, September 15, 2021

    ITGS Social Media Case Study 2022

     Social Media Case Study Resource

    1. Social Network Usage & Growth Statistics: How Many People Use Social Media in 2021?

    https://backlinko.com/social-media-users

    2. 13 Types Of Social Media You Should Be Using In 2021

    https://invideo.io/blog/types-of-social-media/

    3. 

    Thursday, August 12, 2021

    ITGS Case Study Document 2022: Our social media lives

     Below is the link to the ITGS Case Study document for 2022


    ITGS CASE STUDY 2022: OUR SOCIAL LIVES

    Tuesday, March 30, 2021

    ITGS FaceToFace Case Study Revision Questions

     1. Describe any FIVE technologies that make facial recognition possible https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/markets/digital-identity-and-security/government/inspired/history-of-facial-recognition


    2. FaceToFace Company would like to improve their facial recognition systems in future to have some features found in FRP Thales Facial Recognition System. 

    Discuss some of the features in FRP Thales Facial recognition system that you would recommend to FaceToFace.

    Refer to the video & link below;

    https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/markets/digital-identity-and-security/government/biometrics/biometric-software/live-face-identification-system



    3. Any introduction of a new ICT system like Facial Recognition System can have impacts on the behaviour of individuals, organizations and societies.

    To what extent have facial recognition systems been used to influence behaviour? Support your answers with evidence from research.

    https://www.cnet.com/news/in-china-facial-recognition-public-shaming-and-control-go-hand-in-hand/

    https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/cnainsider/shaming-jaywalkers-china-facial-recognition-technology-privacy-11196684



    4. Evaluate any 4 future trends of facial Recognition systems.

    https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/markets/digital-identity-and-security/government/biometrics/facial-recognition


     5. Describes the different ways that facial recognition systems can be fooled


    6. Explain why some cities are banning the use of facial recognition technology


    7. Evaluate the impact of using PayByFace biometric facial recognition payment system to Tucano Coffee shops in Bucharest in Romania.

    https://www.biometricupdate.com/202007/paybyface-launches-touchless-payments-with-facial-biometrics-to-coffee-chain-in-romania

    https://www.telpo.com.cn/blog/how-face-based-payment-system-coffee-shop.html



    8. In line 40, “Currently, the FaceToFace facial recognition application is software as a service (SaaS) and uses cloud-based processing and storage for the facial recognition data”. Describe any three benefits of having the FaceToFace application in the cloud. [6 marks]

    Read more about Aureus 3D is an example of cloud facial recognition.

    9. In line 79, “While Mike was developing the new facial recognition application and integrating it into SEACS, the team realized there were a number of ethical issues that needed to be addressed.

    Evaluate some of these ethical concerns that should be considered in the development and the integration of Facetoface facial recognition system into SEACS. Support your answers with evidence from your research.  [8 marks]


    10.  "Sandra is concerned that the introduction of facial recognition systems could lead to changes in the way people behave when they are aware they are being watched." Line 98.  To what extent have facial recognition systems be used to influence shopping or buying behaviour?

     (12 marks) (Support your answers with real evidence from research) 

    Supporting resources

     https://www.facefirst.com/blog/face-recognition-will-impact-future-retail-stores/

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2020/05/08/how-facial-recognition-will-change-retail/?sh=6b0f1c933daa

    11. Evaluate the impact Facial Recognition systems use in. (Examine the opportunities (benefits) and the challenges of facial recognition in these markets. (12 marks)

    a) Airports

    https://www.cntraveler.com/story/how-to-opt-out-of-facial-recognition-at-the-airport

    https://www.travelmarketreport.com/articles/How-Facial-Recognition-Technology-is-Being-Used-at-Airports#:~:text=As%20of%202019%2C%20facial%20recognition,to%20domestic%20travel%20as%20well.


    b) Schools

    https://gigasource.io/facial-recognition-in-school/


    https://www.studyinternational.com/news/facial-recognition-mark-attendance/

    c) Offices

    https://learn.g2.com/facial-recognition-for-office-security

    https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/markets/digital-identity-and-security/government/inspired/where-facial-recognition-used

    d) Shops

    https://sightcorp.com/knowledge-base/facial-recognition-in-retail/

    https://www.chinamoneynetwork.com/2020/12/05/facial-recognition-usage-in-malls-draws-controversy-in-china

    https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/23/facial-recognition-is-tracking-customers-as-they-shop-in-stores-tech-company-says.html