Across
- 2. - a collection of technologies, such as high-definition audio, video, and other interactive tools that enable one to feel or appear to be in a place in which one is not present.
- 4. Simple Syndication (RSS) - a plain XML structure developed to share headlines and other web material.
- 7. - a decentralized, dispersed network used to store transactions in blocks of data that cannot be altered once stored.
- 9. - a small computer in a single integrated circuit chip.
- 10. - a website or a Web 2.0 application that aggregates content of various sources to produce a new service.
- 12. is a blog that consists of videos. Web 2.0 Applications are software that allow individuals to work in groups and interact. They can be found online and are typically offered for use without a fee.
- 13. - also referred to as Personal Response Systems. An instrument used by a group of people to provide answers to questions in a lecture presented to them by a lecturer using wireless devices.
Down
- 1. - a branch of science that seeks to control individual atoms and molecules in order to produce computer chips and other devices that are smaller compared to existing technologies.
- 3. computing - brings processing and data to the edge of the network, enabling speedy collection, processing, and analysis of data.
- 5. Service Providers - provide software or services for free.
- 6. Computing - a concept of computers being integrated in almost everything and possibly even having the capability to interact.
- 8. blogs - blogs that consist of audio files.
- 11. (on demand) computing - providing IT services on demand. People pay for computer or storage capabilities when required, just like one would pay for utilities.