Apps TIC Past Exam Feb 2020 A (provided by the professor)

create groups of users with similar interests.

follow groups of users.

search for jobs.

all the options provided before are correct.

a tool to draw mind maps.

a tool consisting of an online board to create mind maps collaboratively.

a Google+ application to hold online meetings.

software to work with corpora.

mainly used to send a private message to another Twitter user.

words prefixed with the symbol *, a form of metadata tag used in Twitter contexts.

words or phrases prefixed with the symbol &, a form of metadata tag used by Twitter users.

words prefixed with the symbol #, a form of metadata tag used mainly in Twitter messages.

a web-based application to deal with statistics.

one of the most widely-known applications to conduct qualitative research projects.

free software to create spreadsheets.

one of the most common applications to do quantitative research.

a device to read ebooks from public libraries.

an application to collect and manage your bibliographic references.

an authoring tool to create quizzes and other study resources.

a CoP to practice foreign languages.

the most common software to analyse data retrieved from social networks.

a tool to create academic weblogs with a DOI included.

an extension to import bibliographic references to your Mendeley account.

the open-source software to record and analyse interviews.

software to record online conversations.

a tool to edit HTML.

a tool to format papers.

the acronym for American Psychological Association, which also provides its own Academic Writing Style.

We use it to categorise posts on WordPress sites.

We use it to mention a Twitter user in a message.

We use it to tweet something related to that specific unit in the course.

It does not have any specific meaning.

North-American authors.

British authors.

literature written in English.

different aspects of literary research and teaching in several languages.

can do it easily with a mouse click.

must save the citation information as a file before being imported by the BMA.

can do it through email.

can do it from a mobile phone.

Google Academic.

Google Scientific.

Google Scholar.

Google Premium.

you have to tick them all at the same time.

you can use the Web Importer.

you can select them with the left button mouse to copy and paste them.

you need to pin them one by one.

proprietary software to conduct qualitative research.

a journal provider dealing with English Studies.

a bibliographic database and bibliographic source provider.

a consortium of European University Libraries.

working with statistical analysis.

recording your research interviews.

organizing your research notes.

managing questionnaires.

be a PhD student.

pay a fee.

be previously logged in, although you can save or print a limited number of pages, depending on the platform or book license.

download it first.

new book releases in English.

digitalised Classic books in English.

digitalised Classic books in English and other languages.

tools to publish your own weblog.

with statistical tasks.

locate some books unavailable in your institution.

write better essays.

publish books online.

transcribe and edit online conversations to analyse.

find a new job.

improve your foreign languages.

find an expert on the topic chosen for your TFG.

a tool to read RSS.

an application to create online publications.

an extension used to save and manage bibliographic references.

a tool to create weblogs.

MLA.

Project Gutenberg.

Science Direct.

Dialnet.