Chapter 13: Impact of Computing

5. Near-Field Communication technology used for wireless identification of inventory items
6. Improved feature of education and communication tools due to computing advances
8. Type of vehicles that can operate without human intervention using AI technology
13. Online business model that allows customers to purchase items over the Internet
16. The transition from analogue to digital transmission methods in communications
17. Automated kiosks that allow customers to scan and pay for items themselves
19. Communication involving multiple types of media like text, images, audio and video
21. Machine-readable code used to uniquely identify products for inventory management
23. Process enabled by the Internet allowing diverse cultures to interact and share ideas
24. Online platforms that allow users to create and share content with others

1. Notice that offenders may be required to put up against false posts under POFMA
2. AI-generated content that convincingly depicts people doing things they never did
3. False or misleading information that spreads through digital platforms
4. Global Positioning System that provides widespread access to navigational services
7. Rate that measures how much users actively interact with social media posts
9. Process of counting and recording inventory that computers have made more efficient
10. Protection against digital attacks that may compromise privacy and data
11. Payment method that uses computer networks instead of physical money
12. Type of learning that can be customised to individual student needs using technology
14. Computer program used by social media sites to determine which posts to promote
15. Process used by social media platforms to authenticate notable user accounts
18. Learning approach enabled by digital tools where students work together remotely
20. Feature of social media sites where posts from other users are displayed as a stream
22. Singapore's Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act passed in 2019