E-TECH Q1

navigation

the act of directing something

from one place to another, or the

science of finding a way from one

place to another

navigation

refers to the act of

opening and moving

through computer menus

role of navigation

is a

landmark role

landmark role

provide a way

to identify the organization

and structure of a web page

for users

Find stuff they want

for users

See where they can go

for users

Get an overview of what's on the site

for site owners

Be found in google

for site owners

Drive people to action points

for site owners

Highlight additional information

Online Navigation

The manner of collectively searching

for and saving requested information

through the computer from databanks

that are online

Overall Design, Serial Position EffectProduct Purchases, Short and To-The-Point, Jncreased Visit Duration and

Decreased Bounce Rate

5 reasons why online navigation is important

and how to achieve effective navigation

Increased Visit Duration and

Decreased Bounce Rate

An easily navigable website increases the

time a visitor or customer remains on your

website. This allows visitors more time to

explore your website and discover

information about your company

Product Purchases

Easy to follow directions that are established

through strategic website navigation allow

customers to effortlessly go through the

process of viewing and purchasing products

Serial Position Effect

people pay less attention to the body

portion of a web page, it is very important

to insert essential links and information in

the beginning / end section for a higher

engagement rate

Overall Design

Since navigation bars are most often placed

horizontally at the top of a website or vertically on

the left, it is important to be consistent with these

placements. Navigation bars placed in the

middle of a webpage are non-standard and

difficult for visitors to locate

search engines

are software

systems that are designed to

search for information on the

World Wide Web

search results

are generally

presented in a line of results

often referred to as search

engine results pages

Google

the most known and most

used search engine in the world

Research Presenting, Data Organizing, Critical Thinking

Research Skills

Word processing

The use of computer to write or create

letters, reports and documents.

Word processor

is a computer program

or device that provides for input, editing,

formatting and output of text often with

some additional features

MS Word

One of most popular and powerful word

processing software today.

Saved document that

may use be used

again; print your

document; spell checking

Capabilities of MS Word

Ribbon

Replaces the menus and toolbars found in the

earlier versions of Word

File Tab

It holds all the

commonly used

command such as

Open, New, Save, Print,

etc.

Quick Access Bar

Provides you with access to commands you

frequently use

Groups

Are logical collections of features designed to

perform functions that you will utilize in

developing or editing Word document

Groups

Common buttons with a common purpose are

clustered together.

Title Bar

Displays the title of the document on which you

are currently working

Document Screen

The white area of the screen in which your

typed text appears

Status Bar

This row can be customized by right clicking and

selecting desired options. Desired options may

include page number /number of total page,

word count, insert /overtype mode, caps lock,

and zoom slide.

Mail Merge

allows you to merge mail

Form Document, List or Data File

Components of Mail Merge

Form Document

the document that contains the main body of the message we want to convey or send

List or Data File

It is the individual information or data that needs to be plugged in (merge) to the form document. It is the recipients or receivers of our letters.

Label Generation

It just makes sense that after you print out your form letters, you will need to send it to individual recipients in an envelope with the matching address printed directly on the envelope or on a mailing label to stick on.

pictures

.jpg

.gif

.png

jpg

Joint Photographic Experts Group, a file format for continuous tone images such as photos or images with subtle color changes; joint photographic expert group

.gif

a lossless format for image files that supports both animated and static images ; graphics interchange format

.png

Supports advanced transparency with a relatively average file size, can be interlaced, optimizing for internet use; Portable Network Graphics ;

Clipart

A collection of professionally designed images that can be inserted into a presentation.

Shapes

Figures such as lines, rectangles, block arrows, equation shapes, flowcharts, stars and banners, and callouts that you can add to your document or drawing campus.

Smart Art

predefined sets of different shapes grouped together to form ideas that are organizational or structural in nature

chart

a visual aid that summarizes a large block of information, usually in list or graph form

Screenshot

An image capture of the entire current display on your computer screen.

In line with text

This is the default setting for

images that are inserted or

integrated in your document. It

treats your image like a text font

with the bottom side totally aligned

with the text line

Tight

This is almost the same as square setting,

but here the text "hugs" or conforms to

the general shape of the image.

square

This setting allows the image you

inserted to be placed anywhere

within the paragraph with the text

going around the image in a square

pattern like a frame.

Through

This setting allows the text on your

document to flow even tighter, taking

the contours and shape of the image.

Top and Bottom

This setting pushes the texts away

vertically to the top and/or the

bottom of the image so that the

image occupies a whole text line on

its own as in the example.

Behind Text

This allows your image to be

dragged and placed anywhere on

your document but with all the texts

floating in front of it

In front of Text

This allows your image to be right on

top of the text as if your image was

dropped right on top of it

Spreadsheet

A grid of rows and columns in which you enter text, numbers, and the results of calculations.

Name Box

Name of the cell (A1)

Formula Bar

A command line above the worksheet where text, numbers, and formulas are entered into a worksheet.

Worksheet

A "page" within an Excel workbook that contains columns, rows, and cells.

Cells

boxes created where the columns and rows meet

Leaf Bar

bottom of the current sheet

value

numerical, number/quantity

text

characters/numbers/symbols/special characters

formula

combines values to provide result

####

column is not wide enough to display data

#VALUE!

wrong type of formula argument or operand

#NAME?

unrecognized text in a formula

#N/A

refers to value not available

Absolute column

$A1

Absolute Row Reference

A$1

absolute cell reference

$A$1

for users

See where they are

for site owners

Show what is/isn't available

Short and To-The-Point

Because of the high-speed technology that

exists today, people like everything fast.

Navigation bars with concise and clear

categories allow people to rapidly and easily

access information about your company.

Absolute Reference

A cell reference that does not change when a formula is copied to a new location.

Software

the programs and other operating information used by a computer; intangible

social networking

communicate by

posting information

ICT

collectively refers to the technologies, both hardware and software, that enable humans to communicate with one another

What does ICT stand for?

Information and Communication Technology

World Wide Web

is the system that enables you to access hypertext documents and other files over the internet

system software

software responsible for the general operation of a computer system, including the operation of hardware, running application software, and file management

Application Software

computer software created to allow the user to perform a specific job or task

Web 1.0

read-only web

webpages that never change

Web 2.0

the read/write web; the second generation of web-based services and tools which make content creation on the web easier and more accessible to a wide variety of users

Web 3.0

semantic executing web

Internet

the actual interconnection of networks and computer systems

Web

refers to the system that enables people to access info over the internet

Hardware

the physical parts of a computer; tangible

Social Media

Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking

Social Networking

The use of dedicated websites and applications to interact with other users, or to find people with similar interests to oneself.

Applications

Allows users to create and exchange user-generated information

Platforms

Products and services that allow for the development and integration of software products and other complementary goods. Windows, the iPhone, the Wii, and the standards that allow users to create Facebook apps are all platforms

Communication Service Provider

provider that transports information electronically

payment service provider

used to settle financial transactions

advertising platforms

create and manage advertising campaigns, generate reports

Social Networking

The creation and maintenance of personal and business relationships especially online

social media

create and share

content

social media

platform for

broadcasting

information

social networking

platform for

communicating

with one another

social media

may not have

specific target

audiences

social networking

specific audiences /

a number of people

in the group

Facebook Advertising Platforms

It uses

social graph and activities

to pinpoint those who fall

into your buyer

demographics