Integration of ICT knowledge
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This document discusses various forms of information and communication technology (ICT) tools used for creating websites and applications. It describes the World Wide Web, which was created in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee to access hypertext documents over the internet. It also discusses social media tools that emerged with Web 2.0 and allow sharing of text, images, videos. The document outlines different components that can be included in ICT applications, such as hyperlinks, infographics, and platforms. It also discusses application programming interfaces (APIs), online and offline application tools, and common practices in website development.
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- 1. Forms of ICT tools and Facilities Tools used to create Web Sites and Web Application Development of ICT Applications
- 2. The World Wide Web - A system created in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee that is used to access hypertext documents and various files using internet. Social Media Tools - Social media started with Web 2.0 when Web user began sending texts, images, videos, and other forms of information.
- 3. ICT content – Various elements and components can be created and included in an ICT application. Some of these components and elements are as follows: • Hyperlink – a reference that points to another file. • Infographics – a colloquial term for information graphics, which refers to an image or photo that combines information, storytelling, and advertising. • Platforms – In ICT, a platform refers to a tool or software used to create an application.
- 4. API - It is a set of rules that govern the software elements’ method of communication with one another. Online application tools - The inherent characteristic of online tools introduced convenience and portability of developing contents even on-the-go. The application is accessed from a server in different areas which enable the users to continue developing content from different locations. • Presentation tools – is used to create visual aids for lectures, speeches, and presentations in classes, meetings, and keynotes speeches.
- 5. • Collaborative tools - This tool allows different users to collaboratively share and edit presentation media. • Web creation tools - These are tools dedicated to creating Web sites and their content. • Online storage tools - The service is collectively known as cloud storage services. The files from users can be uploaded, stored, and retrieved online.
- 6. Offline application tools - These tools range from image editors up to Web site development software. • Image editors - Are software application tools that can change different parameters of a digital image or photo. • Web development tools - These are software tools that can manipulate the layout of a Web site and control its different elements such as buttons, links, images, photos, and videos.
- 7. The most common practice in the profession of Web site development and ICT application creation is delegating different roles that cover different areas of development.