EMP Tech Module 3 & 4 - Collaboration & Digital Citizenship (Vocabulary)

Vocabulary flashcards covering collaboration types, ICT roles, online tools, and the nine elements of digital citizenship found in the notes.

Synchronous collaboration

Real-time group interaction (live meetings, instant messaging).

Asynchronous collaboration

Communication received by users at different times (not in real time).

Project manager

Person who coordinates and manages the activities of team members.

Business and IT analyst

Professional who helps determine project definition and requirements.

IT Engineer/Developer

Person who creates and maintains IT infrastructures (hardware and software).

Tester and Quality Assurance (QA)

Individual or team that tests and assesses IT systems.

User-interface designer

Designer who develops the graphical user interface for the IT system.

Project sponsor

Driver and champion of the project within the organization.

Operations team

Group that manages the infrastructure used by the organization.

Support team

Additional staff brought in to provide necessary manpower and help.

Process team

Team that implements a specific business process in the system.

Security team

Team that ensures compliance with the organization’s security protocols.

Google Workspace

Google applications platform to create, store, and share documents.

Gmail

Google's email service.

Google Drive

Cloud storage service offered by Google.

Google Docs

Web-based word processing application accessible via browser or mobile app.

Google Sheets

Spreadsheet application that supports collaboration.

Google Forms

Tool for creating surveys and forms shared via email, link, or website.

Zoom

Video conferencing platform with instant messaging and content sharing.

Trello

Visual project management tool using boards, lists, and cards.

Digital citizenship

Responsible use of technology to build positive online experiences and contribute to the common good.

Digital access

Advocacy for equal digital rights and access for all.

Digital commerce

Online transactions governed by existing government policies.

Digital communication

Online freedom of speech and authentic self-expression.

Digital literacy

Education on appropriate use of technology and understanding when/how to use it.

Digital etiquette

Respectful and appropriate behavior in online interactions.

Digital law

Laws and government policies regulating technology use.

Digital security

Practices that promote a healthy, safe, and secure online environment.

Digital rights and responsibilities

Rights to use online services and the obligation to use them responsibly.

Digital health and wellness

Maintaining online safety and reducing risks of excessive technology use on health.