You are leading a team of new hires and need to train them on innovative strategies and technologies that will be used to develop an upcoming project. You send several e-mail messages with links to…

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Options

• ASocial tagging
• BGrid computing
• CAjax programming
• DCollective intelligence

• A
  76% (41)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  13% (7)
• D
  7% (4)

Explanation

Social tagging is correct because it allows users to categorize and label online resources (like links) with descriptive keywords, making them easy to organize, search, and share across a team - directly solving the problem of scattering resources across multiple emails.

Grid computing (B) is wrong because it refers to distributing computational workloads across many machines to solve processing-intensive problems - it has nothing to do with organizing or sharing information.

Ajax programming (C) is a web development technique that allows web pages to update content dynamically without full reloads - it's a coding methodology, not an information-sharing or categorization tool.

Collective intelligence (D) describes the emergent knowledge that arises from group collaboration (think Wikipedia), but it's a broad concept rather than a concrete solution you'd deploy to replace disorganized email chains.

Memory tip: Think of social tagging like putting sticky notes on library books - each "tag" is a label your whole team can search, replacing the chaos of "check my email from last Tuesday."

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