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What is another name for the World Wide Web?
What is another name for the World Wide Web?
Which of the following describes Web 1.0?
Which of the following describes Web 1.0?
What protocol is used for transferring web pages?
What protocol is used for transferring web pages?
Which of the following is a key component of information and communication technology?
Which of the following is a key component of information and communication technology?
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What is the primary feature of Web 2.0?
What is the primary feature of Web 2.0?
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What is folksonomy primarily used for?
What is folksonomy primarily used for?
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Which statement best describes mobile technologies?
Which statement best describes mobile technologies?
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What does user participation in web contexts imply?
What does user participation in web contexts imply?
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What is meant by the term 'long tail' in the context of websites?
What is meant by the term 'long tail' in the context of websites?
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Which of the following best defines social media?
Which of the following best defines social media?
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Study Notes
Folksonomy
- Users classify and arrange information using tags or labels.
- Provides rich user experience with high content interaction.
- Enables user participation through comments and evaluations.
- Often associated with long tail services offering diverse goods.
- Leverages software as a service (SaaS) models.
- Facilitates mass participation through universal web access.
Mobile Technologies
- Used in cellular and other devices (laptops, tablets, smartphones).
Assistive Media
- Platforms, devices, software, or equipment aiding people with disabilities.
- Helps overcome learning, communication, and functional challenges.
Convergence
- Fusing of technological advancements for similar tasks.
Social Media
- Applications and websites for communication, content creation, and sharing.
- Fosters online community participation.
Types of Social Media
- Social Networks: Connect people with shared interests and content.
- Social News: Users post stories ranked by popularity through voting.
- Bookmarking Sites: Allow users to share and store internet bookmarks, articles, etc.
Empowerment Technologies
- Technologies that empower individuals and businesses.
World Wide Web (WWW)
- Also known as W3 or the Web.
- Introduced by Tim Berners-Lee.
- Interconnected system of public web pages accessible via the Internet.
- Uses HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) for page formatting.
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
- Standard language for creating web pages.
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
- Language used by web clients and servers.
Web 1.0
- Static web with uneditable pages. Also known as a flat or stationary page.
Web 2.0
- Dynamic or Social Web; users interact with pages through accounts and content contributions.
Web 3.0
- Semantic Web, decentralized, open, and built on blockchain technologies. Meaningfully linked data.
Trends in ICT (Information and Communication Technologies)
- Focus on user interaction and data sharing.
Internet Risks
- Cyberbullying: Intentional abuse via electronic communication.
- Identity Theft: Stealing personal information to assume another's identity.
- Cyberstalking: Stalking or harassment using electronic communication.
- Sexting: Sending sexually explicit messages, images, and videos.
Internet Threats
- Spam: Unwanted email, often used to distribute malware.
- Phishing: Attempts to fraudulently acquire sensitive information.
- Botnet: Network of infected devices controlled by malware.
- Rootkit: Software used by hackers to gain control of computers undetected.
Online Safety and Security Tips
- Do not share passwords.
- Befriend only known individuals.
- Avoid untrusted websites.
- Password-protect home Wi-Fi.
- Install and update antivirus software.
- Protect personal information.
- Avoid posting vacation plans online.
- Think before clicking links.
Being Safe Online (Additional Tips)
- Present a positive online image.
- Share expertise.
- Manage online conflicts constructively ("flame wars").
- Respect privacy.
- Avoid abusing power.
- Be forgiving of others' mistakes.
Online Search and Research Skills
- Search Engine: Program for searching internet content.
- Internet Research: Method for collecting information online using search engines.
Effective Internet Research Tips (George Mathews)
- Define research goals.
- Create a keyword list.
- Use quotation marks for precise searches.
- Utilize the minus sign (-) to exclude terms.
- Explore specialized search engines.
- Skim search results.
- Bookmark useful pages.
- Review bookmarks.
Online Research Skills (Hannah Trieweiler Hudson)
- Verify sources.
- Ask insightful questions.
- Go beyond superficial information.
- Be patient.
- Respect intellectual property.
- Leverage networks.
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Unique identifier for online resources; also called a web address.
Copyright
- Protection for original works (books, music, films, etc.).
Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines (Republic Act 8293)
- Protects original works, referred to as intellectual property.
Copyright Infringement
- Unauthorized use of copyrighted material. Legal consequences apply.
Fair Use
- Limited use of copyrighted material for commentary, education, etc., without infringement. Guidelines exist regarding percentage of content used. There are different percentage ranges that are allowable, each requiring different considerations.
Productivity Tools
- Software for creating documents, presentations, databases, charts and graphs.
Google Slides
- Presentation software for creating and displaying visual presentations.
- Features include SmartArt, shapes, and image/video insertion.
Tips for Creating Effective Presentations
- Visuals: Use graphics strategically, avoiding overload.
- Simplicity: Use bullets, short sentences, and the 6x7 rule (six lines, seven words per line).
- Minimize: Keep slide count low for clarity and audience engagement.
- Clarity: Use easy-to-read fonts, appropriately sized for visibility.
- Contrast: Use light fonts on dark backgrounds or vice-versa.
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Test your knowledge on the various aspects of social media, folksonomy, mobile technologies, and assistive media. This quiz covers the convergence of technologies and user participation in digital platforms. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand the technology that drives modern communication.
