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Collaborative ICT Content Development

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CONTENT STANDARD

The key learnings from the previous weeks,


which you will synthesize into an integrated
ICT content through collaboration.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
Collaboratively develop an online portal or
website to showcase and share existing and
previously developed content. These may be
in a form of, but not limited to:
(1)online newsletter
(2)bog
(3)online magazine
Watch the Video Clip
[Link]
h?v=D313_X6SsaE
What can you say about the
video clip?
Do you relate with those
scenarios?

During this pandemic, do you


also relate to these scenarios?
Can you share an example?
WEEK 8:
WHAT IS COLLABORATION
“The action of working with someone
to produce or create something” – Oxford
Languages
TEAM STRUCTURE AND
DYNAMICS FOR ICT CONTENT
Online collaboration refers to the
tools and platforms people use
to work together within a digital
environment.
HOW TO DEVELOP ICT PROJECT
CONTENTS?

1. Plan and
conceptualize the
content.
2. Determine/Identify
resources.

3. Research for content.


4. Audience Profiling

5. Copywriting for ICT


Projects.
6. Designing the Layout.

7. Developing and
Constructing the ICT
Project.

8. Curating Content.
What is a Team?

What is a Team Structure?


TEAM STRUCTURE
1. Team Manager.
2. Editorial Manager.
3. Content Curator.
4. Content Syndicator.
5. Analytics Expert.
6. Website Manager.
ONLINE COLLABORATIVE TOOLS

• Facebook Groups.
• Wix and WordPress
• Google Drive and Microsoft
Office Online.
• Trello.
WEEK 9:
INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA
Interactive media normally refers to products and
services on digital computer-based systems which
respond to the user's actions by presenting
content such as text, moving image, animation,
video and audio.
MULTIMEDIA CONTENT
• Videos
• Sound, Music, or Audio.
• Online Games.
• Online tests.
• Courseware.
• Podcasts.
• Vodcasts

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