AP Success - AP European History: Tim Berners-Lee & Digital Age Dawn
Question 1
To prioritize the development of complex extra facilities over general accessibility.
To replace all existing databases with a single, centralized information system.
To create a system where any important information or reference could be found and linked.
To develop the most advanced graphics techniques for information systems.
Question 2
The information contained would grow past a critical threshold, enhancing the system's usefulness.
The system would discourage the linking of large existing databases.
The system would become too complex for the average user to navigate.
Fancy graphics and complex facilities would become a necessity.
Question 3
The complexity of the user interface.
Generality and portability of the system.
The exclusivity of access to the system.
The speed at which information can be deleted.
Question 4
By imposing strict regulations on the type of information that can be added.
By limiting the system's use to academic and research institutions only.
By linking large existing databases with new ones.
By focusing solely on the development of new databases and ignoring existing ones.
Question 5
He assumed that only expert users would be able to understand and use the system effectively.
He believed that increasing the system's usefulness would encourage its increased use.
He was concerned that too much user engagement would overwhelm the system's capabilities.
He predicted that the system would become less useful as more people began to use it.
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