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1.1A Introduction to Digital Society

1.1B Digital and Analog Systems

1.1C Analogue-to-Digital Transformation and Digitalization

2.1A Change and Types of Change

2.2A Expression and Its Importance

2.3A Defining Identity in Digital Society

2.3B The Dynamic Nature of Identity

2.3C Intersectionality and Identity Factors

2.4A Power and Types of Power

2.5A Spaces and Digital Society

2.6A Systems and System Thinking

2.7A Ethical Distinctions in Digital Society

3.1A Data vs. Information, Knowledge, and Wisdom

3.1B Uses of Data

3.1C Data Life Cycle

3.1D Methods for Collecting and Organizing Data

3.1E Representing Data

3.1F Big Data and Data Analytics

3.1G Data Dilemmas

3.2A Characteristics of an Algorithm

3.2B Components of an Algorithm

3.2C Representing Algorithms

3.2D Uses of Algorithms

3.2E Algorithmic Dilemmas

3.3A Types of Computers

3.3B Components of a Computer

3.3C Uses and Forms of Computer Coding

3.3D Evolution of Computing

3.4A Types of Computing Networks

3.4B Components of Computing Networks

3.4C Characteristics of Computing Networks

3.4D Network Providers and Services

3.4E Evolution of the Internet and Web

3.4F Internet Dilemmas

3.5A Types of Digital Media

3.5B Immersive Digital Media

3.5C Digital Media Dilemmas

3.6A Types of Artificial Intelligence

3.6B Types and Uses of Machine Learning

3.6C Uses of Artificial Neural Networks

3.6D Evolution of AI

3.6E AI Dilemmas

3.7A Types of Robots and Autonomous Technologies

3.7B Characteristics of Robots and Autonomous Technologies

3.7C Evolution of Robots and Autonomous Technologies

3.7D Dilemmas in Robots and Autonomous Technologies

4.1A Arts, Entertainment, and Popular Culture

4.1B Home, Leisure, and Tourism

4.1C Heritage, Customs, Celebrations, and Subcultures

4.2A Business

4.2B Employment and Labour

4.2C Goods, Services, and Currencies

4.2D Globalization

4.3A Natural Resources and Ecosystems

4.3B Pollution and Waste

4.3C Cities, Infrastructures, Built Environments, and Agriculture

4.4A Medicine and Health

4.4B The Human Body and Mental Health

4.5A Learning and Education, Science and Technology Innovation

4.6A Political Processes

4.6B Governing Bodies

4.6C Conflicts, War, Laws, Regulations, and Policies

4.7A Social Components of Identity

4.7B Social Class

4.7C Families and Relationships

5.1A Local and Global Inequalities

5.1B Changing Populations

5.1C The Future of Work

5.2A Conflict, Peace, and Security

5.2B Participation and Representation

5.2C Diversity and Discrimination

5.3A Climate Change and Responsible Use of Resources

5.3B Managing Pollution and Waste

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3.1E Representing Data

Topic 1 - Introduction - Digital Society

1.1 What is digital society3 subtopics

Topic 2 - Concepts - Digital Society

2.1 Change1 subtopic

2.2 Expression1 subtopic

2.3 Identity3 subtopics

2.4 Power1 subtopic

2.5 Space1 subtopic

2.6 Systems1 subtopic

2.7 Values and ethics1 subtopic

Topic 3 - Content - Digital Society

3.1 Data7 subtopics

3.2 Algorithms5 subtopics

3.3 Computers4 subtopics

3.4 Networks and the internet6 subtopics

3.5 Media3 subtopics

3.6 Artificial intelligence5 subtopics

3.7 Robots and autonomous technologies4 subtopics

Topic 4 - Contexts - Digital Society

4.1 Cultural3 subtopics

4.2 Economic4 subtopics

4.3 Environmental3 subtopics

4.4 Health2 subtopics

4.5 Human knowledge1 subtopic

4.6 Political3 subtopics

4.7 Social3 subtopics

Topic 5 - Challenges and Interventions - Digital Society (HL)

5.1 Global well-being3 subtopics

5.2 Governance and human rights3 subtopics

5.3 Sustainable development2 subtopics

IB Digital Society 3.1E Representing Data Flashcards

Topic 1 - Introduction - Digital Society

1.1 What is digital society3 subtopics

Topic 2 - Concepts - Digital Society

2.1 Change1 subtopic

2.2 Expression1 subtopic

2.3 Identity3 subtopics

2.4 Power1 subtopic

2.5 Space1 subtopic

2.6 Systems1 subtopic

2.7 Values and ethics1 subtopic

Topic 3 - Content - Digital Society

3.1 Data7 subtopics

3.2 Algorithms5 subtopics

3.3 Computers4 subtopics

3.4 Networks and the internet6 subtopics

3.5 Media3 subtopics

3.6 Artificial intelligence5 subtopics

3.7 Robots and autonomous technologies4 subtopics

Topic 4 - Contexts - Digital Society

4.1 Cultural3 subtopics

4.2 Economic4 subtopics

4.3 Environmental3 subtopics

4.4 Health2 subtopics

4.5 Human knowledge1 subtopic

4.6 Political3 subtopics

4.7 Social3 subtopics

Topic 5 - Challenges and Interventions - Digital Society (HL)

5.1 Global well-being3 subtopics

5.2 Governance and human rights3 subtopics

5.3 Sustainable development2 subtopics

IB Digital Society 3.1E Representing Data Flashcards

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