Introduction to information and communication technologies, empowerment technologies of Grade 11/12 students.

1. INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Senior High School
LifeCollege
Jay Rasonable

2. SCHEDULE ACTIVITY
JAN
9
Hour 1 Face to Face Discussion
Hour 2 Face to Face Activities
JAN
11
Hour 3
Face to Face discussion
and Activity
Hour 4
I CAN STATEMENT!
Define Information and
Communication technology.
Compare and contrast the nuances
of varied online platforms
Use effective websites to apply
on my research subject.
WEEK 1 TIMETABLE

3. LET US FIRST DEFINE what is
information and communication.
Information refers to the knowledge
obtained from reading, investigation,
study or research.
We need information to make
decision and to predict the future.
Communication is an act of
transmitting messages. It is a
process whereby information is
exchanged between individuals
using symbols, signs or verbal
interaction.
(ICT)

4. ICT deals with the use of
different communication
technologies such as mobile
phones, telephone, internet,
etc. to manage information
WHAT IS ICT?
““The advance of
technology is based on
making it fit in so that
you don't really even
notice it, so it's part of
everyday life.””
Bill Gates
(Co-founder of Microsoft)

5. PREMECHANICAL MECHANICAL ELECTROMECHANICAL ELECTRONIC
Human beings at that time
primarily communicated
with each other using
simple picture drawings
called petroglyphs. They
created these drawings on
rock. This form of language
was used to tell a story, to
keep record of how many
animals one owned and to
mark their territory. This
eventually led to the arrival
of the first writing system
known as ¨cuniform¨.
Due to many new
technological
inventions, there was
a great interest in
computation and
information. There
were several
machines that were
invented, one of them
being the printing
press.
The beginning of
telecommunication
emerged. Many
revolutionary
technologies were
invented in this stage
that led to modern
information technology
systems. First, a new
method of
communicating
information was
discovered with the
voltaic battery.
It first started when
electronic equipment
including computers
began to take place.
01 02 03 04
Four basic periods Characterized by a principal technology used to solve the
input, processing, output and communication problems of the time:

6. GOVERNMENT
GOVERNANCE
• 3500 BC, the Sumerians developed cuneiform writing
• 1500 BC, the Phoenicians developed the alphabet.
• 105 BC, Tsai Lun of China invented paper
• 1454, the first printing began with the creation of a printing machine.
• 1793, the telegraph line was invented.
• 1876, the first telephone was introduced.
• 1925, television was made known to public.
• 1941, the computer was created.
• 1958, the photocopier machine was introduced.
• 1963, the communication satellite was introduced
• 1969, the first internet known as ARPANET was introduced.
TIMELINE OF
TECHNOLOGY

7. There are varied online sites ranging from streaming
websites to social media sites. There are a total of nine
different online platforms each of these have their own
niche and specific use.
What is the differences between online platforms sites
and content?
Websites provide one-way engagement, with users
ingesting whatever content the website delivers.
Platforms offer reciprocal engagement, with
interactions between a platform and its users
generating personalized experiences.
NUANCES OF ONLINE PLATFORMS

8. 1.) Assistive Media - assists people with disabilities.
2.) Collaborative Platform - ideal platform for business-oriented
people who share similar interests.
3.) Convergent Technologies - The coming together of technologies
to form another technology.
4.) Information and Communications Technology (ICT) - A platform
for communication which can easily communicat by means of end
devices.
5.) Mobile Media - Communication and sharing of information via
mobile phones.
EXAMPLES OF VARIED ONLINE SITES

9. 6.) Online Systems - An online communication and information
systems used for sharing, managing and the gathering of data
7.) Social Media - A platform where users can share information,
interest and pictures in a virtual community.
8.) Web 2.0 - A user-generated platform that Is a dynamic website.
9.) Web 3.0 - Similar to that of a personal assistant for users as it
provides most of the needs of the users.
EXAMPLES OF VARIED ONLINE SITES

10. • Online platforms and their purposes aid
individuals as they help users to communicate
with each other and to gather information.
• Online platforms intermediate information and
communication flows on the internet. They are
also key enablers of digital trade across the
Single Market and the globe. They increase
consumer choice and convenience, improve
efficiency and competitiveness of industry, and
can enhance civil participation
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF ONLINE PLATFORM?

11. TASK 1
 ICTWS1: Explain RA 10844, answer the following
questions:
• What is RA 10844?
• What is the purpose of RA 10844?
• How does this Act change the landscape of
communication in the Philippines?
• Within the video you watch what are the plans of the
new appointed DICT secretary?
• Due date: Jan 11, 9:30am
• Use Arial font 12, justified, short bond paper
Assignment
 Watch this video
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTyzLLUt77g
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa5DMauEH2
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG34_niliSU