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Digita Guide
l SUBJECT: HELE 5
Learni QUARTER: 1
LESSONngTITLE: RESPONSIBLE ICT USER
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To achieve the intended learning outcomes and experiential teaching-learning process for this week, please be guided of
the following:
• Increased Collaboration
Technology facilitates the exchange of ideas and designs, saves time, energy, and resources, and allows increased
collaboration among people in business resulting in greater output.
• Increased Communication
Technology allows real time communication across continents and time zones. It facilitates better communication and
exchange of information between clients and providers with the use of email, social media, blogs, and websites.
• WIKI
A wiki is a website that allows Internet users to contribute, delete, make changes, or correct information on the content by
signing up.
• BLOG SITES
A blog site is a kind of website that contains online personal reflections, comments, and hyperlinks provided by the writer or
contributor. A user can create a blog by making a page from a website that supports blogging and update it. A blogger is the
person who maintains a blog site.
• EMAIL
Email is short for electronic mail. It is an electronic message sent from one device to another. Through email, a person can
send and receive personal and business-related messages with attachments, such as images and documents.
• TELECONFERENCE
Teleconference is a type of meeting involving three or more people in different locations by using computer networks capable
of transmitting audio and video data.
INTERNET SAFETY
• Make sure all personal information and passwords are kept private. Never put any contact details online and ensure
passwords are difficult to guess.
• Never meet up with people you only know online. Meeting someone from chat rooms and social networking sites
could be dangerous.
• Do not open emails from strangers and unknown sources. Email and attachments may contain viruses or threats that
can harm your computer.
• Not all information online is reliable. There are lots of information on the Internet that are not true. Always check or
verify all information and data. The best way to do this is to check the website and make sure it is a reliable source.
Example of such are educational institutions, government offices, established business institutions, and the like.
• SPAM EMAIL
This is also known as junk email, which involve unsolicited commercial correspondence flooding your account.
• SPYWARE
This is a computer program installed secretly on a personal computer to collect information or even take control over the
computer without the owner’s knowledge.
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• COMPUTER VIRUS
This is a malicious program that infects and destroys a computer system.
• Downloading Programs. Programs that contains the downloadable files are the commonest source of malware such as
freeware, worms, and other executable files
• Pirated or Cracked Software
• Email Attachments
• Internet
HACKER
This is a person who is entering and controlling other people’s computer system without permission to sabotage a person’s
website or steal personal information.
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