TLE 8 ICT Tools and Digital Citizenship - Vocabulary Flashcards

A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering digital citizenship concepts, legal frameworks, ICT tools, programming basics, hardware/software tools, and video editing concepts from the provided lecture notes.

Digital Access

Equality of access to digital tools and online resources for all users.

Digital Commerce

Online shopping safety, consumer rights, and secure transactions.

Digital Communication

Effective, platform-appropriate communication that is respectful.

Digital Literacy

Critical thinking and searching skills to assess and use digital information.

Digital Etiquette

Respectful, appropriate behavior in online interactions.

Digital Law

Legal rules governing digital activity, including copyright and cyberbullying.

Digital Rights & Responsibilities

Privacy rights and accountability for online actions.

Digital Health & Wellness

Maintaining mental health and managing screen time.

Digital Security

Measures to protect data and devices from threats; use strong passwords and report cyberbullying.

Digital Footprint

The trail of data about a person left online through activity and posts.

Digital Identity

Personal data and behavior that form an online identity.

Active Data

Info you share intentionally via posts, forms, or messages.

Passive Data

Info collected without your input (cookies, IP address).

RA 10844 (DICT Act 2015)

Philippine law governing ICT policies, infrastructure, regulation, and promotion.

RA 10627 (Anti-Bullying Act 2013)

Law to prevent bullying, including cyberbullying; sanctions for schools/students.

RA 10173 (Data Privacy Act 2012)

Law protecting personal information and penalties for violations.

RA 8293 (Intellectual Property Code)

Law protecting copyrights, patents, and trademarks.

IDEs

Integrated Development Environments for writing and testing code (e.g., Eclipse).

Text Editors

Code editing tools with syntax highlighting (e.g., Notepad++, Sublime).

Version Control

System to track changes in code over time (e.g., Git).

Compilers/Interpreters

Tools that translate code into machine-executable form.

Debugging Tools

Tools used to locate and fix programming errors.

Libraries/Frameworks

Pre-built code collections and structures to speed development.

Graphic Tablets

Input devices for drawing with a stylus (e.g., Wacom, Huion).

Design Software

Programs for creating and editing visuals (Photoshop, Illustrator, CorelDraw).

3D Software

Software for 3D modeling and animation (Blender, Maya).

Digital Cameras

DSLR or mirrorless cameras for digital photography.

Printers/Scanners

Devices for printing and scanning documents (Inkjet/Flatbed).

Color Calibration Tools

Colorimeters used to calibrate displays for accurate colors.

Computer System Servicing

Hardware/software maintenance tasks and tools.

Hand Tools

Manual tools (screwdrivers, pliers, etc.) used in servicing.

Diagnostic Tools

Tools like multimeter, POST card, memory tester for diagnosing systems.

Cleaning Tools

Tools for cleaning components (compressed air, wipes, anti-static brush).

ESD Tools

Electrostatic discharge protection (wrist strap, mat).

Software Utilities

Maintenance programs (antivirus, CCleaner) for system upkeep.

Networking Tools

Tools such as crimpers, cable testers, analyzers used in networks.

Networking Hardware

Physical devices (routers, switches, modems) enabling networking.

Cabling Tools

Tools for installing network cables (Ethernet, fiber, coax).

Signal Testing Equipment

Devices like analyzers to test network signals.

Communication Devices

Devices used for communication (phones, radios).

Antennas/Towers

Hardware for wireless signals and network reach.

Operating Systems

Software that manages hardware, memory, and user interface (Windows, macOS, Linux).

Device Drivers

Software that lets the OS communicate with hardware devices.

Utility Programs

System maintenance tools like antivirus and disk cleanup.

Language Processors

Tools that translate programming languages into executable form (compilers, interpreters, assemblers).

Word

Microsoft Word; word processing software for creating documents.

Excel

Microsoft Excel; spreadsheet software for data organization and analysis.

PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint; presentation software for slides.

Photoshop

Raster graphics editor for photo editing and image creation.

Illustrator

Vector graphics editor for scalable artwork.

CorelDraw

Vector graphics editor alternative to Illustrator.

Premiere Pro

Adobe’s professional video editing software.

Final Cut

Apple’s video editing software for post-production.

DaVinci Resolve

Video editing and color grading software.

iMovie

Intro-level video editing software by Apple.

Canva

Graphic design tool for quick visuals and layouts.

Pre-Production

Planning stage: storyboard, script, and material gathering.

Production

Main filming/creation phase of video production.

Post-Production

Editing, color grading, and exporting after filming.

UI Components

Elements like Timeline, Project Panel, Preview Window, Toolbars, and Effects in video software.

UX Factors

User experience aspects: easy navigation, accessibility, performance, personalization, tutorials.

Trimming

Removing unwanted portions of a video.

Cropping

Focusing on the subject by trimming the frame edges.

Enhancements

Adding elements like text, visuals, transitions, and audio improvements.

Video Editing Applications

Software used for filmmaking, ads, education, social media, journalism, and entertainment.

Basic Techniques

Core editing methods: trimming, cropping, and enhancements.