This document provides a lesson on literary adaptation using information and communication technology (ICT) skills. It reviews key elements of short stories like conflict, theme, plot, setting, and characters. It then defines ICT as technologies used for telecommunication, media, building management, audio/visual processing, and network control. Finally, it lists ICT skills like using word processing, data manipulation, slide creation, and internet skills. Students are assigned the tasks of answering questions about a short story and creating a PowerPoint presentation to demonstrate their ICT skills.

1. LESSON 2
LITERARY ADAPTATION WITH ICT
SKILLS EMPOWERMENT

2. MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING
COMPETENCIES
•PRODUCE A CREATIVE
REPRESENTATION OF A
LITERARY TEXT BY APPLYING
MULTIMEDIA AND ICT SKILLS

3. LET’S REVIEW!!!
Elements of short story that gives
fuel to the story and influences its
flow
CONFLICT

4. LET’S REVIEW!!!
The motif of the story
THEME

5. LET’S REVIEW!!!
It is what is happening in the story
PLOT

6. LET’S REVIEW!!!
It is where the story takes place
SETTING

7. LET’S REVIEW!!!
They can be person or not human
who act in the story
CHARACTERS

8. Information and Communication
Technology or ICT
•Refers to all technology used to handle
telecommunication , broadcast media ,
intelligent building managements , audio
visual processing and transmission systems,
and network-based control and monitoring
functions.

9. ICT SKILLS
About
understanding
and applying a
range of computer
programs ,
software and
other applications

10. ICT SKILLS includes
• Type/ encode documents using MS-word
• Manipulate numbers and data for computation
• Generates slides presentation
• Create anything from labels to newswriting and
marketing materials
• Copy and paste any items from the internet
• Cite sources
• Manage browsing websites
• Save any file with appropriate formats
• Associate yourself with Techie person (tech
savvy)

13. FOR YOUR TASKS TODAY!
•Answer activity 2 on page 32 of module 8
quarter 2 of 21st century literature module
•Generate power point presentation using ms
powerpoint or simply use the graphic organizer
in your WORD.doc file format