all you wanna know about ICT....

2. GOOD MORNING!

3. TOPIC OF THE DAY

4. THE NINE AMIGOS
PRESENTS.......

5. INTRODUCTION
GROUP LEADER:
MUSKAN RASOOLK
MEMBERS:
1. NAMRA
2. SHAWANA
3. HABIBA
4. ROMAISA
5. AILAH
6. HAMNA
7. JAVERIA
8. MUQADDAS

6. CHAPTER:17

7. CONTENTS
WORD PROCESSING MUSKAN
DATA MANAGEMENT ROMAISA
INTERNET NAMRA & HAMNA
INTERNET SERVICES NAMRA
BROWSERS JAVERIA
SEARCHING THE WEB AILAH
RISKS OF ICT HABIBA & SHAWANA
ELECTRONIC BANKING MUQADDAS
FOR YOUR INFORMATION JAVERIA
INTERESTING INFORMATION MUQADDAS

8. WORD PROCESSING
• Released in 1979 by Micropro International, WordStar was the first
commercially successful word processing software program produced
for microcomputers and the best selling software program of the early
eighties.
• A word processor is a computer program or device that provides for
input, editing, formatting and output of text, often plus other features.
• Word processing software is used to manipulate a text document, such
as a resume or a report.
• You typically enter text by typing, and the software provides tools for
copying, deleting and various types of formatting.

11. DATA MANAGEMENT
Data management is the practice of collecting ,organizing and
maintaining data processes and store them in computer for
future use to meet ongoing information life cycle needs.
IMPORTANCE:
• The educational institutions , libraries , hospitals and
industries store the concerned information.
• Additions and deletions can be made in the data according to
the requirement, which help in the improvement of the
management of the institutions.
• In big stores, optical scanners are used which reads codes by
reflecting light from the black and white lines of a bar code.

12.  It keeps a centralized record on a computer system that tracks
products, prices, and stock levels. we can change prices as often as
we like, without having to put new price tags on all boxes.
 We can instantly see when stock levels of certain items are running
low.
 Because bar code technology is so accurate,we can be reasonably
confident that any items that are missing (and don't appear to have
been sold) have probably been stolen.

14. ELECTRONIC BANKING
• Now-a-days, home banking is operating on
telephones. You can find your bank balance
from the bank on phone, can pay all kinds of
bills and transfer your funds by pressing a
key of your personnel identification, send
you all required information.
• ATM machines help you draw money at any
time you want.

15. INTERNET
• When many computers were connected with each other with
the purpose of communication internet was formed.
• It is a global computer network providing a variety of
information and communication facilities, consisting of
interconnected networks using standardized communication
protocols.
• There is hardly any country of the world where internet is not
available.

16. • The Internet, sometimes called simply "the Net," is a
worldwide system of computer networks - a network of
networks in which users at any one computer can, if they have
permission, get information from any other computer (and
sometimes talk directly to users at other computers).
• Today, the Internet is a public, cooperative and self-sustaining
facility accessible to hundreds of millions of people
worldwide.
• Like a telephone system , any computer of any city can
establish a connection with any other computer of any other

17. INTERNET SERVICES
The main devices used on the internet include:
WEB BROWSING:
• This function allows users to view web pages using a
web browser.
E-MAIL:
• It allows people to send and receive text messages.

18. BROWSERS
• A web browser, or simply "browser," is an application
used to access and view websites.
• It allows a user to locate, access, and display web
pages.
• Common web browsers include Microsoft Internet
Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple
Safari.

20. SEARCHING THE WEB
• We can search anything through search engines.
• The procedure of searching the web in Google is
as under :

21. E-MAIL
• On October 29th 1969, the first message was sent from computer to
computer on ARPANET. It looked like this: It was 1971 when Ray
Tomlinson invented and developed electronic mail, as we know it today,
by creating ARPANET's networked email system.
• E-mail is defined as the transmission of messages over communications
networks.
• Typically the messages are notes entered from the keyboard or electronic
files stored on disk.
• Email operates across computer networks, which today is primarily the
Internet.
• Email servers accept, forward, deliver, and store messages.

23. ADVANTAGES
FAST COMMMUNICATION:
• We can send messages anywhere in the world instantly.
COST FREE SERVICE:
• If we have an internet access, then we can avail the free email service
free of cost.
SIMPLE TO USE:
• After initial set up of email, it is easy to use.
MORE EFFICIENT:
• We can send our messages to many friends our people in one action.
VERSATILE:
• Pictures or other files can also be sent through e- mail.

24. ADVANTAGES OF INTERNET
• Internet has proved to be very beneficial to us in the
following ways:
i. Faster communication
ii. Big source of information
iii. Source of entertainment
iv. Access to social media
v. Access to online services
vi. E- commerce
vii. E - learning

25. Faster communication
• It is a global
computer network
which provides
communication
facilities.

26. Big source of information

27. E- commerce
 It is the way of doing bussiness on the web.
 You can order your favourite book or any other items on the line.
 For instance , AMAZON.com has been selling book, music,and videos
for years.
 As time passes on, supermarkets and trading companies will be selling
more of their goods online.

28. E - learning
E-Learning is learning utilizing electronic
technologies to access educational
curriculum outside of a traditional
classroom.

29. Source of entertainment
• INTERNET IS A BIG SOURCE OF
ENTERTAINMENT.
• IT ENTERTAINS US THROUGH MOVIES
,DRAMAS ,GAMES , MUSIC ETC.

30. WE CAN WATCH MOVIES, CARTOONS AND DRAMAS & USE
DIFFERENT APPS.

31. WE CAN PLAY GAMES AND LISTEN TO MUSIC.

32. RISKS
OF
ICT

34. OVERUSE:
• Overuse of computer is dangerous for health.
COMPUTER CRIMES:
• It is defined as any crime that is accomplished through
knowledge or use of computer technology.
• These are also very common now-a-days.
PRIVACY:
• It is illegal duplication of copyright material like books, paper ,
and softwares.
• This issue is common on computer.

35. WORD THEFT:
• Theft is the most
common form of crime.
• Computers are used to
steal money
,information and
computer resources.

36. HACKING:
• It is an unauthorized access to computer systems of
other persons.
• It is an illegal activity commited on computers.
• Hackers can damage some organizations by stealing
their credit cards and valuable information.

38. SECURITY
• One way to reduce risk of secuirity breachers is to make sure that only
authorized person have access to computer equipment.
• We may be granted access to computer based on some passwords as described
below:
• We can use the following to secure our computer:
• A KEY
• AN ID WITH PHOTO
• A LOCK COMBINATION
• OUR VOICE PRINT OR FINGER PRINT AS PASSWORD

39. Interesting Information
• Internet is a global web of more than one million
nets in which more they 50 million computers are
operating and almost 200 million people participate
through the world.
• The number is increasing day by day contact can be
made at any time during the day or night on internet.