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ICT as a
Platform for
Change
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ICT as
Medium for
Advocacy
ICT in
Philippine History
Digital
Citizenship
Introduction
Agenda
Topics Covered

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Introduction

ADVOCACY
It is any action that speaks in favor of,
recommends, argues for a cause, supports
or defends, or pleads on behalf of others.
Advocacy seeks to ensure that all people
in society are able to: Have their voice
heard on issues that are important to them.
Protect and promote their rights. Have
their views and wishes genuinely
considered when decisions are being made
about their lives.

It is a collective term for website
applications which focus on
community-based input,
communication, interaction, content-
sharing and collaboration.
Advocating in social media means
taking advantage of social networks to
promote your cause and connect with
supporters.
SOCIAL MEDIA

This is a term that describes the unequal
distribution of communication and
information across various places around
the globe.
It is commonly described as "the gap
between information haves and have-
nots".
GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE

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ICT in Philippine
History

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Did you know that the ICT took a very
important role in the recent philippine
history?

EDSA (People Power Revolution)

A major protest took a place along EDSA
from February 22 to 25, 1986 involving
2 million of Filipinos from different sectors.

ICT played a vital role in the EDSA People Power Revolution
as it becomes the eye opener to the Filipinos to see what is
the reality beyond the reign of the dictator and an
authoritarian president, Ferdinand Marcos for 20 years.

The traditional media of radio as communication
technology was used.

EDSA DOS
Also known as 2001 EDSA Revolution which
happened during January 17-21, 2001.

It was through the use of mobile phone by text Brigades that
led the people in EDSA grew over the course of a few days.
EDSA DOS

Yolanda People Finder
It was the means of allowing the user to post message and
search for their own families or friends who was affected
by the typhoon.

Million People March
The Million People March or the so-called “Pork Barrel Scam” was the first ever
on-going series of protest in the Philippines held at the Luneta Park on the 26th
day of August 2013, about the total abolition of the Pork Barrel or the Priority
Development Assistance Fund scam which triggered the anger of the people
through social medias such as Facebook and Twitter. Many Filipinos expressed
their anger through creating blogs, pages, advertisements and even memes to
show that they agree to the idea of stopping the Pork Barrel Fund.

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ICT as a
Medium for
Advocacy

ICT as a Medium for Advocacy
A process of supporting and enabling people to express
their views and concern, access information and services
defend and promote their rights and responsibilities.

Change.org
Change.org is dubbed as the
“world’s platform for change”
where anyone from an online
community can create a
petition and ask others to sign
it.
It gives access to more
people by allowing the online
community to affix their
digital signatures on a
petition.

Change.org Its mission is to aid the
people from around the
world to create the change
they want to see.
Sample petitions raised
were: economic problems,
criminal injustice, abuse of
human rights, lack of
education, environmental
concerns, animal abuse,
human health concerns and
world hunger.

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Digital
Citizenship

Digital Citizenship
It is where information
technology (IT) is used to
participate in matters
involving the society,
politics, and the
government.
K. Mossberger, et al.
define digital citizens as
"those who use the
Internet regularly and
effectively".

Digital
Citizenship
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The full electronic participation in
society.
In technology, users do not receive
equal opportunities. In order to
overcome this, users should work
toward equal digital rights and
support electronic access, which is the
starting point of Digital Citizenship.
Digital Access

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It includes the people, processes
and technologies to execute the
offering of development content,
analytics, promotion, pricing,
customer acquisition and
retention, and customer
experience at all touchpoints
throughout the customer buying
journey.
Digital Commerce

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It is also the ability of the
users to recognize that much
of the economy is regulated
online.
It is the process of buying
things online without human
intervention.
Digital Commerce

Digital
Citizenship
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Digital communication involves
an organization's online
communication efforts.
It deals with understanding the
variety of online communication
mediums.
Digital Communication

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Digital
Citizenship
Digital Literacy
This deals with the understanding
of how to use various digital devices.
It is the ability and knowledge
needed to learn and teach using
technology tools.
As the internet dissolves into
something more seamless, we might
adjust ourselves in parallel.

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Digital Literacy
7 KEY COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL
LITERACY
Critical thinking
Online safety skills
Digital culture
Collaboration and creativity
Finding information
Communication and netiquette
Function skills
Digital
Citizenship

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Digital Etiquette
Technology users often see
this area as one of the most
pressing problems when dealing
with Digital Citizenship.
We recognize inappropriate
behavior when we see it, but before
people use technology they do not
learn digital etiquette.
Digital
Citizenship

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Digital Etiquette
Some Digital
Etiquette Rules
Avoid offensive language
Keep writing to the point
Read first, write later
Consider the privacy of
others.
Do not send, forward, or post
inappropriate material
Digital
Citizenship

Digital
Citizenship
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Digital Law
Digital law is the electronic
responsibility for actions, deeds ethical
or unethical. Unethical use manifests
itself in form of theft and/or crime.
Ethical manifests itself in the form of
abiding by the laws of society.
It is basically about what you are and are
not allowed to do while surfing and using
the Internet. Everybody should respect
the law and abide by it.

Republic Acts in the Philippines
concerning Digital Safety
Republic Act No. 101175 or Cybercrime Prevention Act
of 2012 was signed by the President of the Philippines
Mr. Benigno Aquino on September 12th of 2012. The
original goal of this Act was to penalize acts like
cybersex, child pornography, identity theft etc.
The key provisions of the Cybercrime Prevention
Act of 2012 are:

Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012
key provisions
Illegal Access: access to a computer or any application
without permission.
Illegal Interception: Interception af any non-public
communication of computer data to, from, or within a
computer system by an unauthorised person.

Data Interference: Unauthorized
tampering with, destroying, deleting,
or deteriorating computer data,
electronic documents and data
messages.
key provisions

System Interference: Unauthorized interference with
the operation of a computer or computer network,
including the introduction or transmission of viruses, by
inputting, transmitting, or suppressing computer data or
programs or by deleting them. This provision can also
cover authorized activity if the persons behavior went
beyond the agreed upon scope and resulted in the
damages listed in this provision.
key provisions

Misuse of devices: Unauthorized use, possession,
production, sale, importation. Unauthorized use of a
computer password or similar data that allows the
entire or a portion of a computer system to be accessed
with the intent of using it to perpetrate any of the
offences listed in Republic Act 10175.
Cybersquatting: acquisition of a domain name in bad
faith on the internet to profit, deceive, and prevent
others from registering it.
key provisions

Computer Related Forgery: Unauthorized input,
alteration, or deletion of computer data that results
in authentic data with the intent that it be considered
or acted on for legal purposes as if it were authentic,
regardless of whether the data is directly
readable and intelligible or the act of
knowingly using computer data that is the
product of computer- related forgery
as defined here to perpetuate.
key provisions

Computer Related Fraud: Unauthorized access to,
alteration of, or deletion of computer data or
programmes, or interference with the operation of a
computer system, with the purpose to cause
damage.
key provisions

Computer-related Identity Theft: Unauthorized acquisition,
use, abuse, transfer, possession, change, or deletion of an
individual's identifying information, whether natural or
legal.
Cybersex: For favor and consideration, willful
engagement, maintenance, control, or operation,
directly or indirectly, of any lascivious presentation
of sexual organs or sexual activity via
a computer system.
key provisions

Child Pornography: Unlawful or banned activities
conducted through a computer system, as defined and
punished by Republic Act No.9775 or the anti-child
pornography act of 2009.
key provisions

Digital
Citizenship
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Digital Rights and Responsibilities
This is the set of
rights that digital
citizens have such as
privacy, speech, and
so forth.

Right to access and use computers and/or other electronic
devices
Right to access and use digital content
Right to create and access digital media
Right to privacy in digital communities
Right to express your ideas and opinions freely
Right to report anyone or anything that seems
inappropriate
KEY DIGITAL RIGHTS

Use appropriate language and behavior when interacting
with others
Respecting the ideas and opinion of others
Obey all intellectual property laws
Do not use or share others' work without permission
Follow rules and/or codes of conduct for every Internet site
Responsibility to report cyberbullying, threats, and
inappropriate use of digital resources
KEY DIGITAL RESPONSIBILITIES

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Digital Citizenship
Digital Health
Mobile health
Health information
technology
Wearable devices
Telehealth and
telemedicine
It is the application of
digital technologies in
healthcare;

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Digital Health
Digital health technologies use
computing platforms, connectivity,
software, and sensors for
healthcare and related uses.
They include technologies
intended
for use as a medical product, in a
medical product, as companion
diagnostics, or as an adjunct to
other medical products (Devices,
drugs, and biologics). They may also
be used to develop or study medical
products.

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Digital Citizenship
Digital Security
It refers to various ways
of protecting computer's
internet account and files
from intrusion by an
unauthorized user.
An all-encompassing
term which includes the
tools you can use to secure
your identity, data, assets
and technology in the online
and mobile world.

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COMMON DIGITAL SECURITY THREATS
PHISHING
Method of online identity theft.
The fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive
information or data, such as username,
passwords, and credit card details by
impersonating oneself as a trustworthy
entity in a digital communication.
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Usually in the form of ads or spam emails
that includes promises of rewards and offers
unrealistic amounts of money, and when
clicked on can cause malware.
Scammers try to steal your money and
personal information. They are modern day
fraudsters.
2. ONLINE SCAMS

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Is a type of computer program that when
executed, replicates itself by modifying
other computer programs and inserting its
own code, which spreads a harmful virus in
the system.
This computer virus ultimately affects the
funcyioning and programming of the device
3. COMPUTER VIRUSES

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TYPES OF DIGITAL SECURITY
Antivirus Software
detects and cleans out infections from your system and keeps out suspicious
programs and threats.
prevent unauthorized users from accessing private networks.
a standard security technology for establishing an encrypted links between a
server and a client typically a web server and a browser.
1.
2. Firewalls
3. SSS (Secure Socket Layer)

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Engage
positively.
Know your
online world.
Choose
consciously.
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Digital Citizenship Principles

Digital Access
Digital Etiquette
Digital Law
It states that the user should
respect himself and the
others.
It includes the following
Digital Citizenship Elements:
1.
2.
3.
Engage
positively.

Respecting the rights of
others to have an opinion
Report offensive, violent,
and illegal content
Get permission before
tagging people on posts or
photos
Talk to a trusted adult about
troubling online experiences
Engage
positively.

Digital Commerce
Digital Communication
Digital Literacy
educate himself and the
others.
1.
2.
3.
Know your
online world.

Being familiar with online
sites will help you explore
the internet easier
Recognize online risks and
be capable to manage it
Only use secure websites for
financial and retail services
Password should be unique
strong, and kept as a secret
Know your
online world.

Digital Rights &
Responsibilities
Digital Health & Wellness
Digital Security
protect himself and the
others.
1.
2.
3.
Choose
consciously.

Regularly check your privacy
and security settings
Carefully choose users that
you interact with online
Regularly review your
internet connections
Immediately apologize and
take down offensive
material as soon as possible
Choose
consciously.

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Members & Contributions
ICT in Philippine
History: Yolanda
People Finder,
Million People
March
Daryl
Julian S.
Delposo
ICT in Philippine
History: EDSA I,
EDSA II
Bryan
Joseph O.
Dicap
Republic Acts in
the Philippines
concerning
Digital Safety
Jerick B.
Ecleo
Jeric A.
Fajardo
Introduction
Althea B.
Caragay
Digital
Commerce and
Digital
Communication
Cyra
Angela
Corre
Digital Health,
Digital Security
Rieze
Marc C.
Dabuet Digital
Citizenship
Principles,
Additional
Slides
Lexine
Gabrielle
V. Daria
ICT as a Medium
for Advocacy,
1st Digital
Citizenship
element
Angel
Grace
Donato
Digital Law and
Republic Acts in
the Philippines
concerning
Digital Safety
Faith
Denise L.
Hernandez
Digital Literacy
and
Digital Etiquette

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