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The document outlines various aspects of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), including the evolution of the web from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0, and the characteristics of convergent and assistive technologies. It also discusses online systems, safety, etiquette, productivity tools, graphic design principles, and online collaboration tools, emphasizing their importance in enhancing communication and productivity. Additionally, it covers content curation strategies and tools, highlighting their role in organizing and presenting information effectively.

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EmTech Reviewer

The document outlines various aspects of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), including the evolution of the web from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0, and the characteristics of convergent and assistive technologies. It also discusses online systems, safety, etiquette, productivity tools, graphic design principles, and online collaboration tools, emphasizing their importance in enhancing communication and productivity. Additionally, it covers content curation strategies and tools, highlighting their role in organizing and presenting information effectively.

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EmTech Reviewer

Information and Communication Technology (ICT)


- a range of technologies that advance communications
Web Genertaions:
Web 1.0
- made by Tim Berners-Lee in 1990
- web pages are static and not interactive (can’t post comments or create amaccount)
Web 2.0
- the present gen of the WWW
- people can collaborate and share infos online
Web 3.0
- the next gen
- data can be stored in multiple locations simultaneously unlike Web 2.0

Convergent Technologies
- Two or more technologies combine to form a new device (e.g. smartphone)
3 Characteristics:

1. Can perform multiple features


2. Can collect and use data in various formats
3. Interconnected with other devices

Assistive Technologies
- Any device, applications, etc. that supports people with disabilities

Online Systems and Platforms


- services available on the internet
- includes online marketplaces, search engines, creative content outlets, and communication platforms
Online Marketplaces- a place to trade products and services online
Search Engines- used to retrieve infos online
Different ways to generate results:

Crawl- web crawlers (spiders) constantly search the internet


Index- data is analyzed, organized and stored

Search- search engine translates inputted words

Rank- search engine creates a list of results by what it thinks is the best answer

Creative Content Outlets- websites that utilize media to share products, services, person, or brand
Blog- written content that contains opinions and knowledge about several topics

Video

Infographics- a collection of visual representation of information and data

Communication Platforms- used for collaborating and connecting with people across different distances
Microsoft 365- includes MS Teams, One Drive, Cloud Storage for editing and browsing chuchu

Google Workspace- secured collaboration for businesses

Dropbox- for managing shared files, reducing email needs, etc.


Online Safety- means wherein users can defend themselves against cyber dangers.
1. Never Trust Anyone 3. Cross-check a website
2. Do not disclose too much information 4. Click Links Accordingly
Online Security- safeguards confidential information
1. Password Security 3. Installing Anti-virus
2. Multi-factor Authentication 4. Backup Storage
Online Etiquette- behaving with kindness and respect to others online. Being very demure, very mindful, very
cutesy
1. Proper use of tone 4. Be prepared and minimize distractions
2. Proofreading the message 5. Avoid misinformation
3. Respect for privacy

Productivity Tools- allows ppl to increase their productivity by making outputs, etc.
1. Word Processor- lets users write, edit, and print documents
2. Spreadsheet- worksheet that helps organize and calculate numerical data
3. Presentation Program- used to create slideshows
4. Graphic Design Tools- used to animate, illustrate, edit, and design

Principles of Graphic Design


1. Unity- harmony
2. Variety- provides visual interest to what is ordinary and bland
3. Hierarchy- arranging the order of design elements
4. Proportion- size relationship between elements
5. Balance- visual weight distribution, stability
3 Types:

 Symmetrical- same on both sides (formal balance)


 Asymmetrical- sides does not look the same
 Radial- center point

6. Size and Scale- the size of the elements within a composition


7. Movement- visual path that viewers will follow
8. Proximity- the placement of elements together and apart
9. Repetition- the placement of elements in a regular pattern
10. Pattern- repetition of the elements
11. Rhythm- allows the eye to move from one part of a design to another part
12. Emphasis- the quality that draws your attention
13. Grid- layout or subdivides your design vertically or horizontally
Golden Ratio=1.618
Principles of Visual Message Design\
Visual Message- communicates infos and ideas using designs
Visual Literacy- skills a viewer uses when reading images
What to asses when creating a visual message…

1. Audience-
2. The Purpose and Intention- the target audience’s knowledge
3. Context- how the viewers will read the message
Online Collaborative Tools and Processes
Collaborative Tools- applications and programs that help ppl interact
Online Collaborative Tools- involve remote people using tools that are available to everyone. It is cloud based
Traditional Collaborative Tools example: Regular whiteboards
2 Types of Collaboration:

1. Synchronous- everyone exchanges infos. Instantaneously discusses topics. Prone to going off-topic
2. Asynchronous- self paced. Doesn’t require intensive thinking. Helps people focus on their productivity
Types of Online Collaboration Tools:

1. Project Management Tools- for project and professional collaboration. Has reporting features and calendar
functions. (e.g. Trello- has boards to keep tasks organized)
2. Shared Calendars- keep people up to date with synced calendars
3. Instant Messaging Tools- lets people communicate instantly (e.g. Messenger and Discord)
4. File Sharing Tools- keeps files securely backed up (e.g. Google Drive and OneDrive)
5. Video Conferencing Tools- makes audio and video meetings possible. Most used online collaboration tool

Content Curation- Process of collecting content from various sources and presenting it organized
Content Curation Strategies
1. Choosing the correct content- content should be useful to the creator and audience
2. Personalized Thoughts- add thoughts that reflect perspectives
3. Socialize- tag the original creators
4. Publishing Content at the Right Time- timeframe. When the majority are using social media. Ideal if morning
mag-publish.

Content Curation Tools


1. Buzzsumo- list of the most shared content. Has categories such as: date, content type, author, etc.
2. Pocket- best for beginners and startups. Stores content for later use. Lets users bookmark and chuchu
3. Flipboard- a user-friendly tool. Used to create mini magazines
4. Pinterest- pinning specific visual content
5. Feedly- content from popular sources. Organize content from publications, tweets, blogs, etc.

Nature and Purposes of Online Platforms and Applications


1. Facilitates faster interaction
2. Diverse business models
3. Social empowerment

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