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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will understand what the term 'cultural impact' means. We will learn about downtime and its effect on businesses and individuals and examine the concept of 'digital divide' and work through examples of its impact. Finally, we will analyse the cultural implications of the growing use of mobile technology and the responsibility of stakeholders in mitigating any risks explore globalisation.
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6 Questions
Q1.
What is culture?
The landmarks and tourist attractions of a locality
The language of a society
The social class of a group of people
Q2.
Which of these options most accurately and comprehensively explains ‘cultural impact’?
The effect on the planet
The impact on theatre booking
The ways in which cells etc are maintained in conditions suitable for growth
Q3.
Which of these phrases most accurately describes downtime?
Downtime has not associated costs for an organisation
Downtime is always caused by cybercrime
Downtime is usually scheduled for Friday afternoons
Q4.
What is the digital divide?
The digital divide is the “/” sign
The digital divide is the difference between people who use social media, and people who do not
The digital divide is the line between the screen and keyboard on a laptop
Q5.
What drives social media sites and can have an adverse effect on mental health?
Computers
Kind thoughts
Politics
Q6.
What is meant by the term 'globalisation'?
The process by which citizens are increasingly monitored by governments
The process by which democracy is being threatened by dictatorship