Question

In this second section, you'll review collaborative technologies to engage with others and gain diverse perspectives and demonstrate responsible, empathetic, and inclusive responses in online interactions. You'll also select the appropriate tools and platform to build an effective research presentation and recognize safe, legal, and ethical online practices and lasting implications.

You're on your way to creating a fantastic set of social media posts on the balance of privacy and surveillance for a youth audience. Your next set of tasks is to gather a little more evidence and craft a set of posts.

You want to learn more about people’s real-life experiences with privacy and surveillance and social media. To do so, you'll use a collaborative technology to let people tell their stories.

Which technology might work well?
Question 7 options:

A social media space that allows for 180 characters


A spreadsheet that counts social media visits


A collaborative space like a Google Doc that lets multiple people enter their stories


A digital map where people can mark their location

Answer 1

For gathering real-life experiences with privacy and surveillance on social media, the best option would be:

**A collaborative space like a Google Doc that lets multiple people enter their stories.**

This option allows individuals to share their personal narratives in a more detailed and meaningful way than a limited character count would permit. It also facilitates collaboration, enabling multiple users to contribute their experiences, and can be organized in a way that makes it easy to analyze and reference those stories later.