SHG11 - EMPTECH - LESSON 1

empowerment

refers to the process of giving yourself or other people the capacity to achieve specific end-goal

empowerment technology

refers to computer technology that we use everyday, which enables us to do task that, in the past requires professional help.

Technology Literacy

defined as the ability to use digital technology, communication tools, and / or networks to define an information need, access, manage, integrate and evaluate information, create new information or knowledge and be able to communicate this information to others.

Education

Source of learning, teaching, and research materials

Economics

Online Marketing

Convenient business transactions

Online payment gateways

Communications

Social Networking sites

Instant messaging and video calls

Forums and webinars (web seminars)

Travel

Online booking and reservation

Online tracking of reservations

Tim Berners-Lee

invented the World Wide Web. Simply known as the Web, it Is an open source information space where documents are identified by Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) interlinked using hypertext links andaccessed via the Internet.

1989

Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. Simply known as the Web, it Is an open source information space where documents are identified by Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) interlinked using hypertext links andaccessed via the Internet.

1999 2004

Originally coined the term Web 2.0 by Darcy Di Nucci Web 2.0 as defined by Tim O’Reilly and Dale Dougherty,

Web 1.0

Read Only

Web 2.0

Read – Write

Web 3.0

Semantic Web

ict

refers to technologies that give information by means of telecommunication

ict

The information can be transmitted digitally via different technologies, such as cellphones, computers, the internet, and software

information and communications technology

meaning of ICT

Hardware

the physical components of technology, such as the machines we use, like cellphones, computer keyboard, and monitors. It allows us to view interpreted data

Software

the computer programs we use in hardware devices, such as desktop computers and cellphones. Examples include applications and operating systems.

Digital Transactions

the process of automated or digital transactions between users, businesses, or organizations. Examples include payment processes on shopping websites or online enrollments on school systems

Communications Technology

everything, from hardware to software, that we can use to communicate or give and receive information. Examples include emails, chat systems, and phones.

Digital Data

the raw information being transmitted to and from the hardware and software we use, such as th e data we input into a spreadsheet or information we put into social media platforms.

Digital Data

uses a specific language system that our devices can interpret.

Internet access

the process of connecting to the internet using

Cloud Computing

may also be called data centers. It is mostly used as a storage that can be accessed wherever and whenever with internet connection..

Web 3.0

also known as the third generation internet. It is semantic and data-driven, which means that the web enables users to find, share, and combine information easily.

Web 4.0

a symbiotic web, where humans and machines have a symbiotic interaction. Through augmented reality, thoughts can be analyzed by AI to navigate the digital world.

UTILITY PLATFORMS

Sites that give useful services, such as knowledge-based sites and search

DIGITAL MEDIA SHARING PLATFORMS

sites that enable users to share media within the site

ONLINE MARKETPLACE PLATFORMS

sites that enable users to show products and purchase them

SERVICE- ORIENTED PLATFORMS

on-demand platforms that deliver services end to end

INTERACTION-NETWORK PLATFROMS

enables digital interactions between its users through messages, calls, videos, and even money transfers

E-LEARNING PLATFORMS

sites that are used for education