ICT web 3.0

semantic web

• a movement led by the World wide web consortium (W3C)

• Called the “intelligent web”

Dr. Geoffrey Hinton

Godfather of modern AI

built a NEURAL NET in 2012

convergence

refers to meeting of different elements to make up a whole

convergent technologies

• is a theoretical perspective where different technologies are unified in one technology

integrate technology

• different technology can be linked to each other

Mobile technologies

• rise of SMARTPHONES 

• high speed internet with 5th GENERATION (5G) Long Term Evolution (LTE), the current fastest mobile network

operating systems

• are responsible for the over-all function of the device. 

• manage the memory process and the software within a device

social media

• a website, application, or online channel that enables web users to create, co-create, discuss, modify, and exchange user-generated content.

social networks

• allow the creation of personal account that will connect with other people with the same interests or background for different purposes. (making friends)

bookmarking sites

• allows to store and manage links in various websites and resources.

• Like a digital filing cabinet for your favorite online finds. (saving a scrapbook)

social news

• allows the users to post their own news articles, stories, videos, and photographs or links to other news sources. 

• Community decides what’s important or trending (voting whats hot)

media sharing

• allow users to upload and share media content like images, music and video. 

• The focus is visual and creative content (posting pics and videos)

microblogging

• online broadcast mediums that allow their users to post and exchange short contents. 

• It’s like shouting out quick thoughts to the world (shouting a quick update)

blogs and forums

• Blog allows users to post their content. 

• author-generated content 

• Forums contain question-andanswer discussion boards. 

• user-generated content.  (writing journals and joining group talks)

assistive media

• devices that are adaptive, assistive, and rehabilitative to the elderly and to people with special needs.

online systems

• refer to the integrated and collaborative use of software, hardware, and the Internet to deliver their intended functions through an identified platform.

Ex. The whole Google Ecosystem (Google Search, Gmail, Drive, YouTube, etc.).

online platforms

• refer to range of services and tools available on the internet to provide online functions

Ex. youtube, gmail, google drive

online functions

• refer to what the system can do for its users

artificial intelligence

- is a branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behavior in computers

- is a computer that is able to mimic or simulate human thoughts or behavior within that is a subset called MACHINE LEARNING