SLIDESHARE: ICT

2.  Deals with the use of different
communication technologies such as
mobile phones, telephones, internet, etc. to
locate, edit, save and send information.
 ICT covers any product that store, retrieve,
manipulate, transmit or receive information
electronically or in a digital form.
 It is an extended form of Information
Technologies (IT)

3.  Several International
Companies dub the
Philippines as the “ICT hub
of Asian”
 There is huge growth ICT-
related jobs around the
country, one of which is
the Call Center of BPO or
Business Process
Outsourcing Centers.
 In the 2013 edition of
measuring the information
society by the International
Telecommunication Union.
There are 106.8 cell
phones per 100 Filipinos in
the year 2012.
 In a data gathered by the
animal society of
Philippines Business and
shares. NSO in 2010 the
ICT industry shares 19.3%
of the total employment
population in the
Philippines.
 Time Magazines “The
Selfiest Cities in the World”
of 2013 places 2 cities
from the Philippines in the
Top 1 (Makati) and Top 9
(Cebu City) spots.

4.  Authority or power to someone to do
something.
 Based on the idea that giving students
skills, resources, authority, opportunity,
motivation, as well holding them
responsible and accountable for
outcomes of their actions will contribute
to their competence and satisfaction.

5.  The application of scientific
knowledge for practical purposes,
especially in industry. A machinery
and equipment developed from the
application of scientific knowledge.

6.  Are information and Communication
Technologies designed to provide
students with the foundation of
knowledge and skills needed to succeed
in environments that require to use of
computer and the internet.

9.  It allows the students to discover the
world of ICT in general and also helps
them improve their skills in various
application.
 It allows the student to develop, promote
and publish a campaign for social
change using various free tools and
services.

10.  Also known as the
World Wide Web.
 Is a massive digital
network that connects
billions of electronic
devices all over the
planet.
 Has been a vital tool
to our modern lives
that is why it is also
important to make the
best of the internet.

11. Web 1.0
Web 2.0
Web 3.0

12.  It is a term coined to differentiate the
first stage of the World Wide Web
(WWW) in comparison with the present
stage of the internet technology.
 Web pages are static and were only
read only web.
 Also known as flat or stationary page.

13.  Web Directories- Yahoo, Altavista
 Web Catalogues- Amazon
 Business Directories- Alibaba, Yellow
Pages
 Corporate Websites- Everyone got one
 Personal Pages- Everyone got one too.

14.  Is a term coined by Darci Dinucci on
January 1999
 The term Web 2.0 was first used around
2004
 Is the evolution of Web 1.0 by adding
dynamic web pages
 Internet technology became more and
more interactive.
 The users can now interact, contribute and
create their own internet space and
content.

15.  Social networking sites
 Blogs
 Wikis
 Video sharing sites
 Hosted services
 Web applications
 Mash ups
 Folksonomies

16.  User participation- other websites users
can place content of their own by means
of comments, reviews and evaluation.
Some websites allow readers to
comment on an article, participate in a
poll or review a specific product.
 Mass participation- diverse information
sharing through universal web access.

17.  Long tail- services that offered an demand
rather than on a one time purchase. This
synonymous to subscribing to a data plan that
charges you for the amount of time spent in
the internet or a data plan that charges you for
the amount of landwidth you used,
 Folksonomy- allow users to categorize and
classify/arrange information using freely
chosen key words (e.g tagging). Popular social
networking sites such as Twitter, Instagram,
Facebook, etc. Use tags that start with the
pound sign (#). This is also referred to as a
hashtag.

18.  It is described by Tim Berners-Lee
(father of www) as the read-write-
executive web.
 It is referred to as the semantic web or
data driven web content and response.
 The context of the search of the user is
processed by a programming language
to help the user by presenting options of
that the person is interested in.
 It will not make web 2.0 obsolete.

19.  This refers to the media devices such as
mobile phones and PDAs which were the
primary source of portable media from which
we could obtain information and communicate
with one another.
 More recently, the smartphone (which has
combined many features of the cellphone with
the PDA) has rendered the PDA next to
obsolete.
 The growth of new mobile media as a true
force in society was marked by smartphones
sales outpacing personal computer sales in
2011.

20.  iOS
 Android
 Windows phone OS
 Blackberry OS
 Symbian
 Web OS
 Windows Mobile

21.  It is non-profit organization founded in 1996
in Michigan,USA. It was founded by David
H. Harvey.
 The organization was the first internet-
based reading services for persons with
visual and reading impairments.
 A computer under Assistive Technology
(AT) which is a generic term used to refer
to a group of software or hardware devices
by which by people with disabilities can
access computers.