Core A – Formative Assessment

 

Core A – Formative Assessment

 

Section A: Business Context and Culture

1.   Identify a potential psychological impact of unsafe digital technology use.

A)    Disturbed sleep patterns

 

2.    Describe one step in setting SMART objectives.

The S in SMART stands for Specific. The first step, creating your plan is to be thoughtfully specific. If you're using SMART goals to advance your career, identify what you'd like to accomplish. You can include goals like-- find a new job, transition into a new field, or receive a promotion at your current company.

 

 

3.    Explain one impact of increased reliance on technology on company culture.

One significant impact of increased reliance on technology on company culture is it can lead to making the employees feel isolated and disengaged, reducing overall morale and team cohesion. As employees can rely on emails, messaging and other digital tools, face-to-face interactions can diminish. This can increase isolation as people don’t meet face-to-face as often.

 

 

4.    Identify two mitigation techniques to reduce online abuse in a business’s social media.

One mitigation technique would be implementing moderation tools and automated filters. Social media platforms already provide businesses with moderation tools that allow filtering out abusive content. Businesses can use these tools to either automatically flag or block content. This will be looking for offensive language for example. Or they can utilize AI-driven moderation or even manual moderation. One final mitigation technique could be maintaining a clear community guideline. Establishing and enforcing a clear set of community guidelines can set expectations for user behaviour on a business’ social media channels.

 

 

5.    Describe two ways a white hacker could help test the security of a health clinic’s files.

One way a

 

Section B: Diversity, Inclusion and Digital Environments

 

1.     Identify one affect of digital inclusion on an individual

One effect of digital inclusion on an individual would be

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