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¿A cuál concepto corresponde la siguiente definición?

Acciones concretas que realizamos para llevar a cabo una tarea.

Actividad

Estrategia

Método

1 punto

[Link] 2
¿A cuál concepto corresponde la siguiente definición?

Conjunto de medios o pasos sucesivos para lograr un determinado resultado, basado en

Estrategia

Actividad

Método

1 punto

[Link] 3
¿A cuál concepto corresponde la siguiente definición?

Técnica o conjunto de técnicas específicas que permiten lograr un resultado determinado.

Actividad
Método

Estrategia

1 punto

[Link] 4
¿A cuál concepto hace referencia la siguiente afirmación?

Nos permiten identificar cómo y por qué podemos generar el cambio que nos proponemos en
los determinantes de la situación que nos interesa trasformar.

Métodos

Estrategias

Actividades

1 punto

[Link] 5
¿Cuál método es el indicado para lograr el siguiente resultado ?

En el contexto en el que viven las familias se han definido políticas que favorecen la
implementación de iniciativas de apoyo en el cuidado a la primera infancia con el fin de reducir
el estrés familiar.

Empoderamiento

Abogacía

Aprendizaje activo

Teoría sociocognitiva
Which of the following statements is the best explanation of the term sociomateriality?

The social and material are irrelevant in everyday life--they are conceptual realities that have
no tangible impact on how we live our lives NO

The social and material are distinct in everyday life--there are aspects of life that are social and
other aspects of life that are material

The social and material are entangled in everyday life--there is nothing social that isn't
material, and nothing material that isn't social

The social and material are synonymous in everyday life--there's no difference between the
social and the material aspects of life

1 punto

[Link] 2
What is one of the key practical issues for groups to consider when utilizing various
technologies?

Creating social presence

Avoiding technological optimism

Encouraging third-wave virtual work

Measuring productivity SI

1 punto

[Link] 3
Which of the following best describes the "third wave" of virtual work?
Virtual freelancers, such as people who do translation and transcribing work as independent
contractors

Virtual existence, like when workers never meet each other in person and only coordinate
through technology

Virtual coworkers, like when employees reconnect in specific physical spaces

Virtual corporate colleagues, like when regular employees work flexible hours from home
offices NO

1 punto

[Link] 4
Which of the following is one of the negative consequences of "always on" technology?

Lack of productivity

Less access to technological sophistication

Decreased virtual interactions

Greater imbalance in employees work/life patterns SI

1 punto

[Link] 5
Which of the following is the best example of technological determinism?

Limiting the amount of technology a group uses to communicate with each other
Allowing the features of a specific communication technology to dictate how our group should
interact with each other--if that's what the technology enables then that's how we should
interact

Using a group communication technology for a purpose other than what it was intended for NO

Using technology to conduct group meetings instead of interacting face-to-face

1 punto

[Link] 6
What was one of the key shortcomings of second wave virtual work that lead to the
development of third wave virtual work?

Less formal connections to established companies

Decreased numbers of highly-skilled workers NO

Continuity of operations even when people could not be in the office

Less natural collaboration

1 punto

[Link] 7
Which term refers to the phenomenon of showing up to a physical office location when you
could be more productive elsewhere?

Virtual existence NO

Absenteeism

Hub workspaces
Presenteeism

1 punto

[Link] 8
According to our lesson on how groups are using technology, which of the following
technologies is designed to help groups overcome the challenges of candid feedback and
power barriers in the deliberation process?

Telepresence robots

Group Decision Support Systems

Augmented reality applications NO

Video conferencing platforms

1 punto

[Link] 9
What is one of the key conceptual issues for groups to consider when incorporating various
technologies?

Developing social presence

The compatibility of various devices and programs

Measuring productivity NO

Upgrading to new operating systems

1 punto

[Link] 10
According to the media richness model of communication technology, which of the following is
the richest communication medium?

Face-to-face

Email

Video conference NO

Phone call

1 punto

[Link] 11
According to the dual-capacity model of communication technology, which of the following
terms refers to the idea that people have preferences or judgments about particular
communication media themselves?

Data-carrying capacity

Media synchronicity NO

Symbol-carrying capacity

Message ambiguity

1 punto

[Link] 12
According to the media richness model of communication technology, effective communication
is a function of media richness and _______________.

Task ambiguity
Task anonymity

Task synchronicity NO

Task capacity

1 punto
Which of the following statements is the best explanation of the term sociomateriality?

The social and material are irrelevant in everyday life--they are conceptual realities that have
no tangible impact on how we live our lives

The social and material are distinct in everyday life--there are aspects of life that are social and
other aspects of life that are material

The social and material are entangled in everyday life--there is nothing social that isn't
material, and nothing material that isn't social SI

The social and material are synonymous in everyday life--there's no difference between the
social and the material aspects of life

1 punto

[Link] 2
What is one of the key practical issues for groups to consider when utilizing various
technologies?

Creating social presence

Avoiding technological optimism

Encouraging third-wave virtual work

Measuring productivity SI

1 punto

[Link] 3
Which of the following best describes the "third wave" of virtual work?
Virtual freelancers, such as people who do translation and transcribing work as independent
contractorsNO

Virtual existence, like when workers never meet each other in person and only coordinate
through technology NO

Virtual coworkers, like when employees reconnect in specific physical spaces ESTE

Virtual corporate colleagues, like when regular employees work flexible hours from home
offices NO

1 punto

[Link] 4
Which of the following is one of the negative consequences of "always on" technology?

Lack of productivity

Less access to technological sophistication

Decreased virtual interactions

Greater imbalance in employees work/life patterns SI

1 punto

[Link] 5
Which of the following is the best example of technological determinism?

Limiting the amount of technology a group uses to communicate with each other
Allowing the features of a specific communication technology to dictate how our group should
interact with each other--if that's what the technology enables then that's how we should
interact SI

Using a group communication technology for a purpose other than what it was intended for

Using technology to conduct group meetings instead of interacting face-to-face

1 punto

[Link] 6
What was one of the key shortcomings of second wave virtual work that lead to the
development of third wave virtual work?

Less formal connections to established companiesNO

Decreased numbers of highly-skilled workers NO

Continuity of operations even when people could not be in the office NO

Less natural collaboration ESTE

1 punto

[Link] 7
Which term refers to the phenomenon of showing up to a physical office location when you
could be more productive elsewhere?

Virtual existence NO

Absenteeism

Hub workspaces NO
Presenteeism SI

1 punto

[Link] 8
According to our lesson on how groups are using technology, which of the following
technologies is designed to help groups overcome the challenges of candid feedback and
power barriers in the deliberation process?

Telepresence robots

Group Decision Support Systems SI

Augmented reality applications NO

Video conferencing platforms NO

1 punto

[Link] 9
What is one of the key conceptual issues for groups to consider when incorporating various
technologies?

Developing social presence SI

The compatibility of various devices and programs NO

Measuring productivity NO

Upgrading to new operating systems

1 punto

[Link] 10
According to the media richness model of communication technology, which of the following is
the richest communication medium?

Face-to-face ESTE

Email NO

Video conference NO

Phone call NO

1 punto

[Link] 11
According to the dual-capacity model of communication technology, which of the following
terms refers to the idea that people have preferences or judgments about particular
communication media themselves?

Data-carrying capacity NO

Media synchronicity NO

Symbol-carrying capacity SI

Message ambiguity NO

1 punto

[Link] 12
According to the media richness model of communication technology, effective communication
is a function of media richness and _______________.

Task ambiguity SI
Task anonymity

Task synchronicity NO

Task capacity NO

1 punto
Which of the following statements is the best explanation of the term sociomateriality?

The social and material are irrelevant in everyday life--they are conceptual realities that have
no tangible impact on how we live our lives

The social and material are distinct in everyday life--there are aspects of life that are social and
other aspects of life that are material

The social and material are entangled in everyday life--there is nothing social that isn't
material, and nothing material that isn't social SI

The social and material are synonymous in everyday life--there's no difference between the
social and the material aspects of life

1 punto

[Link] 2
What is one of the key practical issues for groups to consider when utilizing various
technologies?

Creating social presence

Avoiding technological optimism

Encouraging third-wave virtual work

Measuring productivity SI

1 punto

[Link] 3
Which of the following best describes the "third wave" of virtual work?
Virtual freelancers, such as people who do translation and transcribing work as independent
contractors NO

Virtual existence, like when workers never meet each other in person and only coordinate
through technology

Virtual coworkers, like when employees reconnect in specific physical spaces

Virtual corporate colleagues, like when regular employees work flexible hours from home
offices

1 punto

[Link] 4
Which of the following is one of the negative consequences of "always on" technology?

Lack of productivity

Less access to technological sophistication

Decreased virtual interactions

Greater imbalance in employees work/life patterns SI

1 punto

[Link] 5
Which of the following is the best example of technological determinism?

Limiting the amount of technology a group uses to communicate with each other
Allowing the features of a specific communication technology to dictate how our group should
interact with each other--if that's what the technology enables then that's how we should
interact SI

Using a group communication technology for a purpose other than what it was intended for

Using technology to conduct group meetings instead of interacting face-to-face

1 punto

[Link] 6
What was one of the key shortcomings of second wave virtual work that lead to the
development of third wave virtual work?

Less formal connections to established companiesNO

Decreased numbers of highly-skilled workers

Continuity of operations even when people could not be in the office

Less natural collaboration

1 punto

[Link] 7
Which term refers to the phenomenon of showing up to a physical office location when you
could be more productive elsewhere?

Virtual existence

Absenteeism

Hub workspaces
Presenteeism SI

1 punto

[Link] 8
According to our lesson on how groups are using technology, which of the following
technologies is designed to help groups overcome the challenges of candid feedback and
power barriers in the deliberation process?

Telepresence robots

Group Decision Support Systems SI

Augmented reality applications

Video conferencing platforms

1 punto

[Link] 9
What is one of the key conceptual issues for groups to consider when incorporating various
technologies?

Developing social presence SI

The compatibility of various devices and programs

Measuring productivity

Upgrading to new operating systems

1 punto

[Link] 10
According to the media richness model of communication technology, which of the following is
the richest communication medium?

Face-to-face

Email NO

Video conference

Phone call

1 punto

[Link] 11
According to the dual-capacity model of communication technology, which of the following
terms refers to the idea that people have preferences or judgments about particular
communication media themselves?

Data-carrying capacity

Media synchronicity

Symbol-carrying capacity

Message ambiguity NO

1 punto

[Link] 12
According to the media richness model of communication technology, effective communication
is a function of media richness and _______________.

Task ambiguity SI
Task anonymity

Task synchronicity

Task capacity

1 punto
Which of the following statements is the best explanation of the term sociomateriality?

The social and material are irrelevant in everyday life--they are conceptual realities that have
no tangible impact on how we live our lives

The social and material are distinct in everyday life--there are aspects of life that are social and
other aspects of life that are material

The social and material are entangled in everyday life--there is nothing social that isn't
material, and nothing material that isn't social

The social and material are synonymous in everyday life--there's no difference between the
social and the material aspects of life

1 punto

[Link] 2
What is one of the key practical issues for groups to consider when utilizing various
technologies?

Creating social presence

Avoiding technological optimism

Encouraging third-wave virtual work

Measuring productivity

1 punto

[Link] 3
Which of the following best describes the "third wave" of virtual work?
Virtual freelancers, such as people who do translation and transcribing work as independent
contractors

Virtual existence, like when workers never meet each other in person and only coordinate
through technology

Virtual coworkers, like when employees reconnect in specific physical spaces

Virtual corporate colleagues, like when regular employees work flexible hours from home
offices

1 punto

[Link] 4
Which of the following is one of the negative consequences of "always on" technology?

Lack of productivity

Less access to technological sophistication

Decreased virtual interactions

Greater imbalance in employees work/life patterns

1 punto

[Link] 5
Which of the following is the best example of technological determinism?

Limiting the amount of technology a group uses to communicate with each other
Allowing the features of a specific communication technology to dictate how our group should
interact with each other--if that's what the technology enables then that's how we should
interact

Using a group communication technology for a purpose other than what it was intended for

Using technology to conduct group meetings instead of interacting face-to-face

1 punto

[Link] 6
What was one of the key shortcomings of second wave virtual work that lead to the
development of third wave virtual work?

Less formal connections to established companies

Decreased numbers of highly-skilled workers

Continuity of operations even when people could not be in the office

Less natural collaboration

1 punto

[Link] 7
Which term refers to the phenomenon of showing up to a physical office location when you
could be more productive elsewhere?

Virtual existence

Absenteeism

Hub workspaces
Presenteeism

1 punto

[Link] 8
According to our lesson on how groups are using technology, which of the following
technologies is designed to help groups overcome the challenges of candid feedback and
power barriers in the deliberation process?

Telepresence robots

Group Decision Support Systems

Augmented reality applications

Video conferencing platforms

1 punto

[Link] 9
What is one of the key conceptual issues for groups to consider when incorporating various
technologies?

Developing social presence

The compatibility of various devices and programs

Measuring productivity

Upgrading to new operating systems

1 punto

[Link] 10
According to the media richness model of communication technology, which of the following is
the richest communication medium?

Face-to-face

Email

Video conference

Phone call

1 punto

[Link] 11
According to the dual-capacity model of communication technology, which of the following
terms refers to the idea that people have preferences or judgments about particular
communication media themselves?

Data-carrying capacity

Media synchronicity

Symbol-carrying capacity

Message ambiguity

1 punto

[Link] 12
According to the media richness model of communication technology, effective communication
is a function of media richness and _______________.

Task ambiguity
Task anonymity

Task synchronicity

Task capacity

1 punto