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% (32)
• B
  14% (6)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Social tagging is correct because it allows users to label and categorize web resources (like URLs and documents) with descriptive keywords, then share that organized collection with a group - directly solving the problem of efficiently distributing links to training materials in a structured, searchable way.

Grid computing (B) is wrong because it refers to linking multiple computers to share processing power for complex computations - it's an infrastructure concept, not an information-organization tool. Ajax programming (C) is a web development technique for building dynamic pages without full reloads - a coding approach, not a knowledge-sharing solution. Collective intelligence (D) is a broad concept describing how group collaboration produces shared knowledge; it describes a phenomenon, not a specific tool or strategy you can deploy to organize resources.

Memory tip: Think of social media hashtags - they tag posts so others can find and group related content easily. Social tagging works the same way for team resources: one organized, labeled library instead of a cluttered email inbox.

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