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What is the first stage of the World Wide Web?
What is the first stage of the World Wide Web?
What term describes the evolution of Web 1.0 by adding dynamic pages?
What term describes the evolution of Web 1.0 by adding dynamic pages?
Web 2.0
What does ICT stand for?
What does ICT stand for?
Information and Communication Technology
Web 3.0 is mainly focused on static web pages.
Web 3.0 is mainly focused on static web pages.
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Which of the following is an example of a Web 2.0 platform?
Which of the following is an example of a Web 2.0 platform?
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Web pages are hypertext documents connected to the _______.
Web pages are hypertext documents connected to the _______.
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What is the main function of the ICT Department in the Philippines?
What is the main function of the ICT Department in the Philippines?
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What characteristic of Web 2.0 allows users to categorize and classify information freely?
What characteristic of Web 2.0 allows users to categorize and classify information freely?
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Match the types of cloud storage with their definitions:
Match the types of cloud storage with their definitions:
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Name one type of social media that allows users to share media content.
Name one type of social media that allows users to share media content.
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LTE stands for Long Term Evolution.
LTE stands for Long Term Evolution.
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Which operating system is used in Apple devices such as iPhones and iPads?
Which operating system is used in Apple devices such as iPhones and iPads?
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Study Notes
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- ICT encompasses the use and study of various communication technologies and computer systems.
- The Philippines is recognized as the "ICT Hub of Asia," reflecting significant growth in ICT-related jobs.
World Wide Web (WWW)
- The WWW consists of interconnected web pages linked by hyperlinks, primarily static or read-only.
- Tim Berners-Lee invented the WWW, enabling the interconnection of documents via hypertext.
Web Evolution
- Web 1.0: Characterized by static pages; examples include Yahoo and Google.
- Web 2.0: Introduced dynamic pages allowing user participation; examples include Instagram and Facebook.
- Web 3.0: Focuses on the semantic web, enabling machines to understand user preferences; examples include Storj and Brave.
Features of Web 2.0
- Folksonomy: Enables users to categorize and classify information flexibly.
- Risk User Experience: Offers a dynamic and responsive online environment.
- Longtail: Provides on-demand content.
- Software as Services: Users subscribe to software solutions online.
- Mass Participation: Facilitates diverse information sharing through universal web access.
ICT Trends
- Convergence: Synergistic technology advancements working towards a common objective.
- Social Media: Empowers users to create and participate in online content.
- Mobile Technology: Encompasses devices like smartphones and tablets.
- Assistive Media: Enhances internet computing services for individuals with difficulties.
Different Online Platforms of WWW
- Web 1.0: Early static web experience focused on information dissemination.
Types of Social Media
- Social Networks: Connect individuals with shared interests.
- Bookmarking Sites: Facilitate sharing and managing links.
- Social News: Allow users to share news items or links.
- Media Sharing: Enable uploading and sharing of images, music, and video content.
- Microblogging: Focus on real-time short updates.
- Blogs and Forums: Emphasize user-generated content and discussions.
Cloud Computing
- Distributed computing service accessible via the internet.
- Comprises client computers (end-user devices), distributed servers (geographically diverse), and data centers (server collections).
Types of Cloud Storage
- Public Clouds: Offer accessible services to the general public.
- Private Clouds: Restrict access to specific organizations.
- Community Clouds: Shared services among a group of organizations.
- Hybrid Clouds: Combine elements of both public and private cloud services.
Mobile Operating Systems
- iOS: Proprietary OS for Apple devices (iPhones, iPads).
- Android: Open-source OS developed by Google.
- Blackberry OS: Used in BlackBerry devices.
- Windows Phone OS: A proprietary Microsoft system.
- Symbian: Early smartphone OS from Nokia.
- Web OS: Initially for smartphones, now in Smart TVs.
- Windows Mobile: Developed for smartphones and pocket PCs.
- Assistive Media: Non-profit service supporting visually impaired individuals.
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Explore the fundamentals of Communication Technology in this quiz. Discover the characteristics of the World Wide Web, including static web pages and examples of platforms like Yahoo and Google. Gain insights into how these technologies shape our online experiences.
