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How Confident are you Now?
Not So Confident Very Confident

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Unit 1 – The Information Age
Year 12-ICT
Miss Dixon

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All will be able to give an explanation with examples as to why this era may
be called the information age inclusive of the positive and negatives aspects
of it and give a simple explanation of what the digital divide is with
examples.
Most will be able define the phase ‘Digital Divide’ discuss it. Including how
the internet affects us all, inclusive of the services it provides; displaying an
acknowledgment that both our effects professional and personally – E-
Putation (who are you on line?)
Some will be able to investigate why some of us are ‘technology enables’
while other are not, closely analysing the reasoning behind this from a
digital divide standpoint and evaluate wither they are gaps between the
‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’.
Lesson Objectives

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Watch & Discuss
Watch this 10 clip
Take notes for Quiz
Discuss issues or
concerns, positives and
negatives.
Use all you have found to
edit your already started
e-books.

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Open MS Office
Type each key word/phase with your own
interpretation of what is means.
Look up these Keywords/Phases (Google, online -
Dictionary etc – NOT WIKI)
Copy these definitions into your words docs with
references.
Call in Unit 1 Glossary and save it – you will be building
on this.
Create a Glossary

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Keywords/Phases
Communication
Technology enabled
E-putation
Digital Divide

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The sharing of information from one person to
another.
The transmission of data from one computer to
another, or from one device to another.
A communications device, therefore, is any machine
that assists data transmission.
Communciation

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Is the ability or know how with regards to the use of a
device and /or software.
Technology Enabled

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The on-line /virtual you
What is your online reputation?
http://www.jiscrsc.ac.uk/media/140470/ereputation.p
df
E-putation

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The term 'digital divide' describes the fact that the world
can be divided into people who do and people who don't
have access to - and the capability to use - modern
information technology, such as the
telephone, television, or the Internet.
The digital divide exists between those in cities and those
in rural areas. For example, a 1999 study showed that 86%
of Internet delivery was to the 20 largest cities.
The digital divide also exists between the educated and the
uneducated, between economic
classes, and, globally, between the more and less
industrially developed nations.
Digital Divide

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Assessment of e-book Plans
Review Feed back
Continue working on e-books adding new information
from video and class discussions.
Need to have title, base information, text boxes and
maybe background.
Continue with e-book

12.
How Confident are you?
Not So Confident Very Confident