Empowerment Technology often deals with the use of different technologies such as mobile phones, telephone, computer, and other devices to locate, save, communicate, and to inform. Empowerment Technology is important for our daily lives. It is also important for it is used as a source of communication.

1. LESSON 1 :
INTRODUCTIO
N TO ICT

2. LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
 Compare and contrast the nuances of varied
online platforms, sites, & content to best
achieve specific class objectives or address
situational challenges
[CS_ICT11/12-ICTPT-Ia-b-1]
 Value and apply online safety, security,
ethics, and etiquette standards and practice
in the use of ICTs as it would relate to their
specific professional tracks.
[CS_ICT11/12-ICTPT-Ia-b-2]
 Use the Internet as a tool for credible
research and information gathering to best
achieve specific class objectives or address
situational. [CS_ICT11/12-ICTPT-Ia-b-3]

3. ICT - INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
Information and Communication Technology or ICT
refers to the utilization of different technologies used
to communicate and send information anywhere. It
uses the concept of International Networking (Internet)
to be able to gain advantage in entertainment,
business, communication, education, etc.

4. • INFORMATION
are the processed
data.

5. • Communication
exchanging of information,
idea, knowledge etc,
between people.

6. • Technology
is the applied science;
the product of science
for practical purposes.

7. • INTERNET is the
global connection of
computers in a vast
network that links
billions of devices by
means of TCP/IP
worldwide.

8. ICT IN THE
PHILIPPINES

9.  Philippines is dub as the ‘’ICT Hub of Asia” because of huge
growth of ICT-related jobs, one of which is BPO, Business
Process Outsourcing, or call centers.
ICT Department in the Philippines is responsible for the
planning, development and promotion of the country’s
information and communications technology (ICT) agenda in
support of national development.

10. LESSON 2:
WEB 2.0
DYNAMIC
WEB PAGES

11. WORLD WIDE WEB
an information system on
the Internet which displays
hyperlink documents that
are linked together to
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12. Tim Beners-
Lee
created the
World Wide
Web
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13. WEBPAGE
a hypertext document
connected to the World
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15. Website
a collection of
inter-related
webpages that
are connected
through a hyperlink.
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16. Web Browser
A web browser (also referred to as an Internet browser or simply a browser)
is application software for accessing the World Wide Web or a local website
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17. Static Web Pages
- Static is Web 1.0
- it is an “as is” web page wherein users can
only view the content and won’t be able to
manipulate its interface or design.

18. Static Web Pages

19. Static Web Pages

20. Dynamic Web Pages
• Web 2.0, it revolutionized the concepts of web
pages by allowing interactions between the user
and the web page.
• Web 2.0 allows the user to add new contents such
as comments, pictures and videos, other
information, even allowing the users to create an
account.
• Dynamic pages are also compatible with all
available web browsers today, allowing the web
pages to function properly and provide a faster
retrieval of links.

21. Dynamic Web
Pages

22. Dynamic Web
Pages

23. Dynamic Web Pages
• FEATURES OF WEB 2.0:
➢ Folksonomy: the capability to categorize and
arrange different contents in a World Wide Web. A
good example is the Hashtag (#) function, it filters all
comments / posts in a social media site in order to find
a specific topic or content.
➢ Rich User Experience: it allows the user to manage
and manipulate his own account, based on his own
preferences. Giving him the freedom to select the
content to display on his web page.

24. Dynamic Web Pages
• FEATURES OF WEB 2.0:
➢ User Participation: different users can actively
contribute to the content of a page by posting,
comments, reactions and more.
➢ Long Tail: these are free applications on the
web available for internet users without the need
to subscribe or to register an account.

25. Dynamic Web Pages
• FEATURES OF WEB 2.0:
➢ Software as a Service: software programs that
enable users to utilize the application by requiring
the user to create an account rather than purchasing
the whole program.
➢ Mass participation: internet users are open to
participate and create diverse information shared in
a universal web access.

26. LESSON 3 :
SEMANTIC WEB
WEB 3.0

27. SEMANTIC
WEB
Web3.0
This platform is all
about semantic web.
Aims to have
machines (or servers)
understand the user’s
preferences to be able
to deliver web
content.
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28. SEMANTIC WEB
• Web 3.0 or Semantic Web was a product of the W3C or the World Wide
Web Consortium. According to the W3C, “it has a common framework
that allows data to be shared and reuse using different platforms across
different applications and digital technologies”
• A breakthrough in web applications, it was designed to evolve within the
concept of automating the process of retrieving information from the
Internet of Things (IoT) and other personal assistant applications.

29. INTERNET
OF THINGS
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30. • Internet of Things (IoT) is a programmed system that
allows interrelated devices and machines (both
mechanical and digital) transfer data with an assigned
Internet Protocol (IP over a network. By using a provided
Unique Identifiers (UIDs),
• the system doesn’t require human-to-human or a human-
to-computer interaction to transmit and relay data.

31. Challenges facing Web 3.0
• Compatibility – most web browsers don’t have the
capability to run a Semantic Page
• Security – since it will require to save multiple
information from its personal user, security is going to
be a big issue

32. Challenges facing Web 3.0
• Vastness – with the vast collection of web pages in the World Wide Web,
it will be difficult to browse and select contents that are automatically
based on the users’ preferences
• Vagueness – precision in terms of vocabulary will be a challenge since web
browsers are not case sensitive
• Logic – the most important limitation of a computer, it can only process
within its digital programming

33. LESSON 4 :
DIFFERENT TRENDS
IN ICT

34. • Technology through innovations
are inevitable, society yearns for
more growth and progress. In
any field, ICT has been a front
runner in creating developments
for better productivity and
convenience for the community
DIFFERENT TRENDS IN ICT

35. •It is a technological
advancement to work on
similar tasks. For example,
we can do our
assignments with the use
of computer, but we can
still do it with use of
smartphones
CONVERGENC
E

36. • Social Media are websites and
applications that enable users
to create and share content or
to participate in social networks
and platforms
SOCIAL MEDIA

37. • Social Networks
• Bookmarking Sites
• Social News
• Media Sharing
• Microblogging
• Blogs And Forum
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

38. • Social Networks
These are sites that allows you to connect with other
people with the same interests or background. Once the
user creates his/her account, he/she can set up a profile,
add people, share content, etc
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

39. • Social Networks Example: Facebook and
Google+
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA
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40. • Bookmarking sites
are sites that allow users to manage various websites and
resources by saving specific links. Most of these sites allows the
user to create a tag that allows him/her and other users to easily
search or share them.
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

41. • Bookmarking sites Example: Stumble Upon,
Pinterest
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA
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42. •Social News
Provides significant news from different links shared by
the public. Ex. Reddit, Digg
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

43. • Social News Example: Ex. Reddit and Digg
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

44. • Social News Example: Ex. Reddit and Digg
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA
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45. MEDIA SHARING
Allowing users to upload media contents such as images, videos
and audio to be shared publicly or privately.
TYPES OF SOCIAL MEDIA

46. • Media Sharing Example: Ex. Flickr, YouTube and
Instagram
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA
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47. •Microblogging
It is a platform wherein users can view and have short
updates on several topics and contents.
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

48. • Microblogging Example: Ex. Twitter ,Plurk and
snapchat
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA
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49. Blogs and Forums
allow user to post their content. Other users are able to
comment on the said topic.
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA

50. •Blogs and Forums Example: Blogger, WordPress
and
Tumblr
TYPES OF SOCIAL
MEDIA
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51. MOBILE
TECHNOLOGIE
S

52. Phones have developed
immensely since the day
Alexander Graham-Bell introduced
it to the public, up to this day
wherein cellphones are eventually
packed with different capabilities.
In order for smartphones to
perform variety of tasks, an
operating system is required for
every device to be functional.
MOBILE
TECHNOLOGIES
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53. • iOS use in apple devices such as iPhone and
iPad
MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM
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54. • Android an open source OS developed by Google.
Being open source means mobile phone companies use
this OS for free.
MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM
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56. •Blackberry OS – use in blackberry devices
MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM
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57. • Windows phone OS A closed source and proprietary operating
system developed by Microsoft.
MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM
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58. • Symbian the original smartphone OS. Used by Nokia devices
MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM
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59. • WebOS originally used in smartphone; now in smart TVs.
MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEM
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60. Assistive
Media

61. Assistive Media
These are software applications
that are created to aid users having
different impairments. These are usually
non-profit systems and are open for use
on-line or by downloading the program
permanently.

63. LESSON ACTIVITY #1

70. CONVERGENCE