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What does the acronym WYSIWYG stand for?
Which of the following is NOT a suggested activity for using technology in content creation?
What is one of the first steps suggested when using templates for web design?
Which platform is suggested for cataloging products and services?
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What is a fundamental aspect of WYSIWYG platforms?
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What is one limitation of using Facebook as an online content development platform?
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Which platform is primarily focused on business and professional networking?
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What advantage do blogging platforms typically have over social media platforms?
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What is a key feature of online platforms that enhances user engagement?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of scalability in online platforms?
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Which platform is known for offering a non-linear, zooming presentation style?
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What type of tool is Mindmeister best described as?
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Which of the following is a collaborative tool for content creation?
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What is the primary function of cloud storage services?
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Which of the following describes Evernote?
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What feature ensures that files are consistent across all devices when using a cloud platform?
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Which platform is specifically identified as a microblogging site?
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What is one of the primary uses of Google Drive?
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Which of the following statements about Dropbox is true?
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What distinguishes Facebook from Tumblr?
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Which of the following is NOT a feature associated with cloud computing platforms?
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Study Notes
Online Platforms for ICT Content Development
- Online platforms empower educators and content creators to share information, engage audiences and reach wider audiences.
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Social Media Platforms
- Facebook, LinkedIn
- Offer personal accounts, pages and groups for sharing content
- Facebook has a large user base but limited design customization
- LinkedIn focuses on professional networking
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Blogging Platforms
- Websites like WordPress, Tumblr, and Blogger focus on content and design
- Typically look like newsletters
- Offer customizable design options
- Popularity is less than social media platforms
- Offer extensive customization options based on content management systems implemented by providers
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Accessibility
- Online platforms provide access to information and tools from anywhere with an internet connection.
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Collaboration
- Tools like Google Docs and collaborative platforms facilitate teamwork and shared content creation
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Engagement
- Interactive features and multimedia elements enhance user engagement and learning experiences
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Scalability
- Online platforms can reach large audiences and accommodate growing content needs
Presentation / Visualization Platforms
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Prezi, Soho, Slideshare, mindmeister, Zoho
- Prezi - offers non-linear, zooming presentation style for visual narratives
- Mindmeister - provides visual mind mapping for organizing ideas, brainstorming, and project planning
- Slideshare - popular platform for sharing presentations, documents, and infographics with a wide audience
- Zoho - a tool for creating interactive online presentations with engaging multimedia content
Cloud Computing Platforms
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Google Drive, Evernote, Dropbox
- Storage - Cloud storage provides secure and accessible space to store files and data online
- Collaboration - Shared folders and real-time collaboration tools enable teams to work on projects together.
- Accessibility - Access files anytime, anywhere with an internet connection
- Synchronization - Cloud platforms automatically synchronize files across devices, ensuring data consistency.
- Evernote - a multi-platform application designed for systemizing storing, and taking notes
- Dropbox - a private cloud storage amenity which renders features like cloud storage, file exchange and synchronization
- Google Drive - a free file storage and synchronization service, store and exchange documents, photos, music, videos
- Amazon Cloud Drive - data storage and file exchange service for backing up, protecting and sharing photos, videos, and files
Social Media Platforms
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Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr
- Twitter - Microblogging platform for short, text-based updates and news.
- Facebook - Social networking site for connecting with friends, family, and colleagues.
- Tumblr - Platform for sharing text, images, videos, and other multimedia content.
Basic Web Design Principles and Elements
- Basic Web Design Principles
- Clarity - make content easy to read and understand.
- Consistency - maintain a uniform look and feel throughout the website.
- Navigation - create a clear and intuitive navigation system.
- Visual Hierarchy - prioritize important information for a user-friendly experience.
- Basic Web Design Elements
- Text - use clear and concise language.
- Images - enhance visual appeal and convey information.
- Videos - engage users and provide interactive content.
- Interactive elements - forms, buttons, and clickable links for user interaction.
- White space - create visual breathing room and improve readability.
Web Page Design Using Templates and Online WYSIWYG Platforms
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WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get)
- Allows users to create web pages without prior coding experience.
- Similar to Microsoft Word, WYSIWYG shows and prints whatever you type on the screen.
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Template Selection
- Choose a template that aligns with your content and brand aesthetic.
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Customization
- Modify template elements to match your content and brand identity.
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Content Integration
- Add text, images, videos, and other content to create an engaging website.
Other Ways to Code a Website
- Using HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
- HTML codes are used to create web pages, and CSS codes are used to design them.
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WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get)
- For those without coding skills, WYSIWYG offers a user-friendly environment to create web pages.
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This quiz explores various online platforms used for ICT content development, focusing on social media and blogging platforms. It discusses their features, accessibility, collaboration tools, and the impact on educators and content creators. Test your knowledge on how these platforms can help engage and reach wider audiences.
