The module is designed to help master the nature and purposes of online platforms and applications.
Key learning objectives include:
Differentiate web content platforms.
Understand platform purposes and basics.
Enhance knowledge in cloud computing.
Online Platform: Technologies forming a base for application development.
Presentation/Visualization: Communicates data via graphics and visuals.
Cloud Computing: Utilizing remote servers for data management instead of local systems.
Social Media: Tools for sharing and exchanging information in networks.
Web Page Creation: Elements include color, layout, and graphics.
File Management: Processes for handling computer files.
Mapping: Transformation of points from one space to another.
Principles of graphics include:
Balance: Visual weight distribution.
Emphasis: Focus area to attract attention.
Movement: Guides viewer’s eye.
Pattern, Repetition, Rhythm: Elements repeated for unity.
Proportion: Relationship among visual elements.
Examples of online platforms include:
Presentation/Visualization
Cloud Computing
Social Media
Web Page Creation
File Management
Mapping
Online Platforms: Basis for application development.
Examples:
Presentation/Visualization:
Prezi, Zoho, SlideShare, MindMeister.
Cloud Computing:
Google Drive, Dropbox.
Social Media: Tools for creating and sharing content.
Examples:
Twitter: Short message service.
Facebook: Social networking service.
Web Page Creation:
Wix: Cloud-based web development platform.
Weebly: Drag-and-drop website builder.
WYSIWYG: "What You See Is What You Get" editor for web design without coding.
Tools include:
Microsoft Word
Jimdo for website creation.
Reflect on three frequently visited websites and their appeal factors.
Website Template: Pre-designed pages for content addition.
WYSIWYG Editor: No coding knowledge required.
Steps to create a website using Microsoft Word outlined.
Jimdo provides WYSIWYG web hosting service with templates and easy editing.
Steps to create a personal website using Jimdo provided.
Site Navigation: Access other pages via site navigator.
Editing tips for text, images, and overall elements on the page.
Header, images, and paragraphs can be edited directly for customization.
Steps to add new elements to the website layout provided.
Web Portals: Aggregated information from various sources in one location.
Collaboration: Involves team working towards a shared goal.
Collaboration Tools Examples:
Facebook: Group pages for communication.
G Suite: Productivity tools from Google.
Microsoft Teams: Communication and collaboration platform.
Centralized hub for information.
Real-time file sharing.
Host online meetings.
Integrated live chat features.
Choose intuitive platforms and ensure comprehensive communication support.
Interactive Multimedia: Combining control over text, audio, video, graphics, and animations.
Includes various forms such as videos, sound, online games, and more.
Multimedia tools allow interactive engagement, including games and online tests.
Steps to embed videos within blog posts outlined.
Instructions for embedding YouTube videos in an online platform.
ICT tools promote social change; example: EDSA People Power Revolution in the Philippines.
Outline of creating an ICT project with phases: Planning, Analysis, Design, Testing, and Maintenance.
Key considerations: Define roles, summarize goals, evaluate current facilities and capabilities.
Importance of budget preparation, Gantt charts, risk management and tracking initiatives.
Importance of understanding target audience demographics and psychographics for project development.
Essential components include project title, description, objectives, organization, work plan, and risk management.
Concluding remarks should summarize project value and include appendices if necessary.
Examples of organizations using ICT for advocacy: Philippines Say NO to Drugs, UNODC, NAMFREL, and PAWS.
Overview of online platforms and tools for managing files, website content, and social media engagement.