Information Communication Technology project of students in Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial School

1. MGA DOGGO

2. KINDS OF MATERIALS
Pictures - represent (someone or something) in
a photograph or picture.

3. JPG
- is a file extension for a lossy graphics fil
e. The JPEG file extension is used interch
angeably with JPG. JPEG stands for
Joint Photographic Experts Group who cr
eated the standard.

4. JPG Examples

5. GIF
- A GIF is a computer file that is used on t
he internet for sending images, especially
moving images. GIF is an abbreviation for
'Graphic Interchange Format'.

6. GIF Examples

7. PNG
- PNG (pronounced ping as in ping-pong;
for Portable Network Graphics) is a file fo
rmat for image compression that, in time,
is expected to replace the Graphics Interc
hange Format (GIF) that is widely used o
n today's Internet.

8. PNG Examples

9. Clip Art
- simple pictures and
symbols made
available for
computer users to
add to their
documents.

10. SHAPES
Shapes are the - the external
form or appearance
characteristic of someone or
something; the outline of an
area or figure.

11. SmartArt is, basically,
a way to make
organized
presentation art.
(Some folks think that
SmartArt was created
as a tool primarily for
PowerPoint.) It is
suitable for
"organizational"
types of artwork,
such as org charts
and process lists.
is a new type of
graphical tool
included in the
latest versions
of Word.
SMART ART

12. CHART
Charts are a sheet of
information in the form
of a table, graph, or
diagram.

13. SCREENSHOTS
- an image of the data
displayed on the screen
of a computer or mobile
device.

14. Screenshots

15. Thank You!
Prepared by: Kirsten
Gaven Poblacion, John
Carlo Sarmiento,
Charlotte Navea & John
Kenneth Villarama