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    Ch.

    6 Internet Applications and Emerging


    Technologies
    1 Fill in the blanks.
    a. is a category of e-commerce, where customers sell

    products or services to other customers.


    Ans: C2C (Customer to Customer)
    b. Online stores rely on a service provider called that

    processes credit card payment for e-business and online retailers.


    Ans: Payment Gateway Provider
    c. The are a series of digital audio files that are broadcast

    on the internet and are available for downloading to a computer

    or mobile devices.

    Ans: Podcasts
    d. The uses your existing natural environment and

    simply overlays virtual information on top of it.


    Ans: augmented reality

    2. Answer the following questions.


    a. Explain the advantage of e-money over a Debit or Credit card.
    Ans: E-money or electronic money is an electronic alternative to
    hard cash. E-money can be held on either cards, devices or
    even a web server. It also does not require the user to
    have a debit or credit card.
    Example: M-Pesa, Paytm, PayPal.

    b. Describe three areas where artificial intelligence is being

    developed.
    Ans:  Expert systems have been developed that are programmed
    to make decisions based on the information given to them.
     Intelligent systems are being used that can hear and
    understand the natural language of humans.

    CB/VIII/2021 Ch.6 Internet Applications and Emerging Technologies Page 1 of 3


    Ch. 6 Internet Applications and Emerging
    Technologies
     Robotic vacuum cleaners that can detect and clean around
    walls and other objects effectively are becoming more and
    more popular.
     Self-parking and self-driving cars are already being tested.
    These could drastically reduce the number of road
    accidents.
     Smart homes will have features to distinguish between
    homeowners and intruders and alert the police in case of
    an intrusion.
     Robotic assistants are being used to assist doctors by
    quickly and accurately pass surgical tools to doctors.
    (Any three)

    c. Explain what is virtual reality?


    Ans: Virtual reality refers to the use of computer technology to
    create an artificial or simulated environment, where users are
    fully immersed. Users make use of eye goggles, special gloves,
    headphones and powerful computers to get a feeling of reality.

    d. What is the difference between virtual reality and augmented

    reality?
    Ans: Virtual reality creates a completely artificial environment that
    provides an immersive experience, while augmented reality
    overlays new information on top of an existing environment
    by using a camera, smartphone or other devices.

    e. Your school plans to start a blog. Explain the different ways in

    which blogging can be used in school.

    CB/VIII/2021 Ch.6 Internet Applications and Emerging Technologies Page 2 of 3


    Ch. 6 Internet Applications and Emerging
    Technologies
    Ans:  Blogging is a great way to write and share ideas about
    classroom and school events.
     Teachers can use blogs to publish resources, assignments,
    due dates for submissions, class events and keep students
    and parents up to date.
     Blogging can help students improve their writing skills.
     You can publish your writing and educate others on a
    particular topic.

    >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

    CB/VIII/2021 Ch.6 Internet Applications and Emerging Technologies Page 3 of 3


    Ch. 6 Internet Applications and Emerging
    Technologies
    Important Points to be written in Notebook
    E-commerce
    E-commerce or electronic commerce can be described as the process of buying and
    selling of goods and services on the internet and the transfer of money for these
    transactions.

    Categories of e-commerce
    Business to Business (B2B): Here both the buyer and seller are two organisations.
    For example, IndiaMart.
    Business to Customer (B2C): In this category, the products or services are sold by an
    organisation to a customer. Example, Amazon and Flipkart.
    Customer to Customer (C2C): In this model, customers sell the products or services
    to other customers. Example, OLX and Quikr.
    Customer to Business (C2B): In this category, customers post a project online and
    companies bid for this project. The customer reviews the bids and selects the
    company.

    Advantages of e-commerce (Any three)


     You can buy or sell products 24/7 days of the week.
     It is accessible to anyone with an internet connection.
     It provides the user with more options to choose from as compared to physical
    stores. It also provides quicker delivery of products.
     Customers can compare and select the cheaper and better option.
     Comparison engines help compare and recommend products.
     Companies can gain higher profits since overhead costs of maintenance and
    transactions are reduced.
    Disadvantages of e-commerce (Any three)
     Customers may not be able to trust an online store. This makes it difficult for
    the user to switch from a physical store to an online store.
     It may not be possible to completely ensure the security or privacy of online
    transactions.
     Customers cannot touch or feel products before buying them.
     Areas with poor or no internet connectivity cannot make use of this medium
    effectively.

    Some modes of electronic payments


    Credit cards and Debit cards.
     When a customer purchases any goods using a credit card, the credit card
    bank issuer will pay the seller on behalf of the customer.
     With a debit card, one can pay for goods with the money that already exists in
    the customer’s bank account. The account must have a sufficient balance for
    the transaction to get completed.
    Net banking is another convenient way to make payments online. It uses a
    method similar to the debit card but does not require the buyer to have a physical
    card. The Buyer needs ID & Password provided by the Bank.
    E-money or electronic money is an electronic alternative to hard cash. E-money
    can be held on either cards, devices or even a web server. It also does not require
    the user to have a debit or credit card. Example: M-Pesa, PAYtm, PayPal.

    CB/VIII/2021 Ch.6 Internet Applications and Emerging Technologies Page 4 of 3

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