EMPOWERMENT
TECHNOLOGIES
CURRICULUM GUIDE OVERVIEW
Q3 MODULE 1
INTRODUCTION
TO ICT
REFLECT AND
ANSWER THE
FOLLOWING
QUESTIONS:
Do you have a
social media
account?
What is it?
How many
times have
you posted on
Facebook
today?
Did you use
the Internet
yesterday?
How many
hours?
Do you follow
a celebrity or
read news in
social media?
If you answered yes
in most of these questions,
then you are a digital native.
You are born or brought up
during the age of technology and
exposed or surrounded by ICT.
WHAT IS
ICT?
ICT Information and
Communications
Technology
INFORMATION
➢ refers to the ideas or
concepts obtained from
reading, investigation, study
or research which are
transmitted through media
such as telephone, television
and radio.
➢ Information is necessary to
make decisions and to
predict the future.
COMMUNICATION
➢ a means of transmitting
messages or sending
and receiving
information between
individuals using
symbols, signs or
verbal interactions.
COMMUNICATION
➢ Before, people transmit
messages through signs or
symbols and performing
drama and poetry.
➢ However, these ‘older’ forms
of communication are less
utilized due to the advent of
technology like the use of the
Internet, e-mail or video
conferencing.
TECHNOLOGY
➢ is the use of scientific
knowledge,
experience and
resources to create
processes and
products that fulfill
human needs.
INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY
➢ ICT deals with the use of
different communication
technologies such as mobile
phones, telephone, Internet,
etc. to locate, save, send, and
edit information.
➢ It is any form of technology
that enables you to
communicate.
INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
(ICT)
Having a unified way to communicate
is one of the goals of ICT.
ICT IN THE PHILIPPINES
Philippines is
considered as the
ICT Hub of Asia.
ICT IN THE
PHILIPPINES Huge growth of
ICT-related jobs
like the call center or
the BPO (Business
Process Outsourcing)
ICT IN THE PHILIPPINES
Annual Survey of Philippines Business and
Industries in 2010 revealed that the ICT industry
shares 19.3% of the total employment population.
According to the 2013 edition of Measuring the
Information Society by the International
Telecommunication Union, there were 106.8 cellphones
per 100 Filipinos in the year 2012.
Time magazine declared Makati City, Philippines
Rank 1 as the “Selfiest Cities” around the world, and
Rank 9 is Cebu City.
ICT TODAY
The fusion of hardware
equipment, precise
software, GUI, and
effective communication
network is the present
composition of the ICT network.
One product of this fusion is the
World Wide Web (WWW).
❑ commonly referred to
as WWW, W3, or Web
❑ an interconnected
system of public web
WORLD pages accessible
through the internet
WIDE ❑ the system that enables
you to access hypertext
WEB documents and other
files over the Internet
❑ invented by Tim
Berners-Lee in 1989
WEB 1.0 :
STATIC WEB PAGES
❑ also known as flat page, stationary
page, or read-only Web in the sense
that the page is “as is” and cannot be
manipulated by the user
❑ the first generation of the Internet
when most websites were read-only
or static
❑ The content is the same for all users.
WEB 1.0 :
STATIC WEB PAGES
❑ Users are merely audiences or
readers who absorb information
from websites.
❑ Webpages are usually just single
files in Hypertext Markup
Language (html or htm) format
that are displayed in a web
browser when the URL is entered.
WEB 1.0 :
STATIC WEB PAGES
EXAMPLES OF WEB BROWSERS
Vivaldi Google Microsoft Mozilla Opera Brave
Chrome Edge Firefox
WEB 2.0 :
DYNAMIC WEB PAGES
❑ or Read-and-Write Web
❑ Web 2.0 means the second generation
of the Internet.
❑ dynamic and focuses on user participation
❑ There is a give-and-take relationship
between a website and its users,
in which the latter has the power to share
different types of information such as
texts, images, sounds, and videos.
WEB 2.0 :
DYNAMIC WEB PAGES
❑ Web 2.0 – term coined by Darcy DiNucci
on January 1999
❑ evolution of Web 1.0 by adding
dynamic web pages – the user can
see a website differently than others
❑ It enabled users or viewers to edit the
content of the files they were
accessing
WEB 2.0 :
DYNAMIC WEB PAGES
❑ This allows for the creation of interactive
application with more real-life uses like
online banking, online shopping, and
media-sharing.
❑ Examples of Web 2.0:
- Social networking sites - Blogs
- Video Sharing sites - Wikis
- Hosted services
- Web applications
WEB 2.0 :
DYNAMIC WEB PAGES
FEATURES OF WEB 2.0
1. Folksonomy
2. Rich user experience
3. User participation
4. Mass participation
5. Long Tail
6. Software as a Service (Saas)
WEB 3.0 :
SEMANTIC WEB PAGES
❑ or the Semantic Executing Web
❑ The third version of the Internet
which is an upgrade of Web 2.0.
❑ It is envisioned to be a smarter
access of hypertext files and a
version that would enable a wider
range of search in a fast manner
WEB 3.0 :
SEMANTIC WEB PAGES
Its main characteristics include but are
not limited to:
1. Real-time - Events and information are
made available to users as they take place.
2. Everywhere - Internet can be accessed by
users in all places.
3. Machine learning - Computers and
mobile devices can create data and make
decisions based on the user’s previous
actions.
STATIC VS DYNAMIC
Exploration: Static vs Dynamic
Look for 10 websites and classify them as static
or dynamic.
Website
Static Dynamic Reason
URL
[Link] ✓ It is …
[Link] ✓ Because…