Answer:
Ryan first needs to determine his goals, in his case he is looking for a telecommunications technology that will often need to be updated and revised by others. Once he determines what he is looking for he can start gathering data, and once he's done that he can analyze his choices from the data he's gathered, in his case I would assume he'd be looking at either a wiki or a blog. Now it's time for Ryan to make his decision, I would go with a wiki since a wiki can be updated by many people in diverse locations. He said so himself that employees all over the country would be contributing to it so that is why I think a wiki would best suit him. Now that he's made his decision and can take a step back and evaluate what he has done and make sure he made the right choice.
Explanation:
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
A only describes people you've communicated with through email, so they are not necessarily contacts.
C is similar to A
D only shows email addresses, which goes along with A
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
At the time of attending the class, the professor discusses an informative article regarding Iowa's networking with Obama. From those in the collection of Publications Indexes and Databases (References to an external site) of it's Libraries webpage, identify and scan the Sociological Analyses index using such terms: Political networking and Iowa to identify an article in Feb 2010.
Thus, topic words are helpful to identify related articles on the topic for students. Internet is the reference used for this article.
a.on , off
In most computer processors, electron movement is controlled by tiny switches that turn this flow of electricity on and off...zero represents off and one represents on
The main reason is that it uses flash memory which has reduced reliability with higher inputs of actions and data. Because there is space issues with flash memory, swapping is avoided to avoid having crashes and failures of the drive. They use this because they need to be quick, small and portable, but even they have their limits.