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Philippine

College of
Advanced Arts
And Technology Recto Ave, Quiapo,
Manila

11
EMPOWERMENT
TECHNOLOGIES

Quarter 2

FREDERICK DELIVA
Author
To The Learners

Welcome, PCAAT Students! Another brand-new school year of learning


and productiveness has come. I hope you are fully ready for the exciting journey
that awaits.
To start off, it is to inform you that this module is created as part of your
journey in discovering things in life, especially yourself as a fruitful and important
member of the community. Assessing yourself to find out your strengths and
weaknesses is also aimed that will lead you in becoming a better version of you.
Through this learning material, you will be able to understand yourself
further. You will have a realization about the skills you have and of the ones you
are lacking that prevent you from reaching your full capacity.
You must answer the challenging activities and meaningful performances
provided based on your understanding of the lessons and through your personal
insights and knowledge connected to it. You can use the internet and other
education materials as your reference to enhance the process of learning.
This module is divided into eight sections: Quests, Pre-test, Recalling,
Lesson, Activities, Noting, Post-test, and Reflecting.
• Quests contain the learning objectives you are expected to carry. • Pre-test is
given to check what you already know about the lesson to take. • Recalling
connects the current lesson with the previous lesson by going over the
concepts you learned previously.
• Lesson presents an overview of the topic/content of the module concisely. •
Activities are set of exercises or practice tests you will perform independently,
in pairs, or in groups.
• Noting is an enrichment activity to measure how you learned from the topic. •
Post-test evaluates your level of mastery in achieving the learning objectives.
It validates the concepts you learned and provides more opportunities to
deepen your learning.
• Reflecting is an activity that gives you a chance to think of your
skills/knowledge gained that can be transferred into real-life
concerns/situations.
This self-learning module is designed for your independent learning at your
most preferred time. Before starting the module, you must keep in mind the
following simple instructions below so you will be guided in accomplishing tasks
as you aim to attain the goals successfully.
1. Read carefully. Follow all the instructions provided here and there. 2. Take
note of the important ideas that you can use in answering the different
activities in this module.
3. Write your answers on the provided activity sheet.
4. Accomplish all the learning task and activities in this module.
5. Assess your answers with the help of your teacher.
6. Enjoy learning and have fun!
1 Online platforms for ICT
LESSON

content development

Week 1
Quests
1. Determine the nature and purpose of online creation tool,
platforms and applications;
2. Differentiate various online creation tools, platforms and
applications available for ICT content development;
3. Determine the appropriate online platforms to use on a
specific purpose; and
4. Evaluate existing online creation tools, platforms and
applications in developing ICT content for professional
tracks.

Pre-test

Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. Which of the following is a digital service that enables


collaboration between two or more different but
interdependent groups of users who interact through internet?

a. Word Processor c. Online Platform


b. World Wide Web d. ICT Content Development

2. Which of the following online creation tools will be used if a


person wants to create a video presentation?

a. Piktochart c Powtoon
b. Prezi d. Zamzar

3. What type of online platform is Facebook?

a. Web Page Creation c. Social Media


b. Cloud Computing d. Dating App

4. Which of the following is an example of a


presentation/visualization platform?
a. Google drive c. Zamzar
b. Wikimapia d. Prezi

5. Which online application will allow the user to publish, edit,


manipulate, organize, and delete web content?

a. Rage Comic Generator


b. Microsoft Office 365
c. Content Management System
d. YouTube Video Editor

6. Which of the following platforms can be used for online


community connections and networking?

a. Dropbox c. Twitter
b. Evernote d. Weebly

7. Which type of online platform will you use to back up your file
in your computer to the online storage?

a. Cloud Computing c. Mapping


b. File Management d. Social Media

8. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of online platforms?

a. Repairing computers c. organizing files


b. Sharing information d. market place

9. Which of the following is NOT true about online creation tools


and applications?

a. They perform specific tasks


b. They do not require installation on computers
c. They are combination of different technologies that are set
in one place.
d. They can be accessed anytime and anywhere is the user
is connected to the internet.

10.Which of the following is the best platform to use if you want


to advertise your clothing line business?

a. Social media c. File management


b. Mapping d. Presentation/visualization

Recalling

From the previous quarter, we discussed the different types of social media
and those are:
a. Social Networks
b. Bookmarking sites
c. Social news
d. Media sharing
e. Microblogging
f. Blogs and forums

With these platforms, we became updated from time to time and can share
our daily thoughts in just a click.

Lesson

Expertise in your professional track will be significantly enhanced if you


know how to develop ICT content. Today in the digital age, most tasks
in the different fields or jobs involve the function of applications and
platforms through the internet. Having knowledge and skills in using
and utilizing platforms and applications into one's field of specialization
is a great advantage to those who do not.

But, what are platforms? How do these differ from applications? How
will these help you develop ICT content? What are the existing
platforms and applications that are available online that can help you
create ICT content for a specific purpose?

TOOLS AND ONLINE CREATION APPLICATIONS

Online creation tools and applications have a blurry distinction in the


definition. An application is usually understood to be a larger, more
complex piece of software, whereas a tool typically is designed for a
specific use case. This distinction is blurry, though, as some tools are
very versatile and powerful while some applications are comparatively
simple and with limited versatility.
But one thing is for sure, both online creation tools and applications
are computer programs that utilize web browsers and web technology
to perform tasks over the internet. They are like word processors or
paint applications on your computers, but this time, they are operating
on the internet.
There are lots of existing online tools and applications in the world
wide web, from online forms, shopping carts, word processors,
spreadsheets, video and photo editing, file conversion, file scanning,
and email programs such as Gmail, Yahoo, and AOL

EXISTING ONLINE CREATION TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS FOR


SPECIFIC PURPOSES
These online creation tools and applications currently include, but
are not limited to:

a. Audio: These tools and applications allow users to create, edit,


trim, remix, and publish kinds of music and sounds.
Examples:
1. Hobnox Audiotool
2. Twisted Wave Audio Editor
3. Audi Trimmer

b. Infographics: These tools and applications give users the


chance to create a creative and stunning infographic.
Examples:
1. Creately
2. Piktochart
3. Canva
c. Video: These tools and applications allow users to edit and
create videos online.
Examples:
1. Powtoon
2. WeVideo
3. YouTube Video Editor

d. Presentations: These tools and applications let the users utilize


images ang infographics on their presentations to get into the
minds of their target audience.
Examples:
1. Prezi
2. Haiku Deck
3. Emaze

e. Memes: The Internet is full of colorful images and videos


because audiences love them and sharing them. Memes get
copied and spread rapidly. These applications and tools make
meme creation easier.
Examples:
1 Imgur.
2. Rage Comic Generator
3. QuickMeme

Online Offices: These applications and tools are word processors,


spreadsheets, slides, and survey forms that work in cyberspace.
Examples:
1. Google doc, sheets, slides
2. Google Forms
3. Microsoft Office 365
4. Microsoft Forms

Content Management System (CMS): CMS is an application that


allows the user to publish, edit, manipulate, organize, and delete web
content. Most webpage creation platforms are using CMS to develop ICT
content for a specific purpose.

ONLINE PLATFORMS

There are some online


applications and tools that are
integrated within one place. For
example, Facebook messenger
is a communication tool
provided by Facebook that
makes calling and texting
services possible for its users.
Aside from Facebook
messenger, there are also other
tools and applications in
Facebook that cater different needs and services of its audience, such as
photo organizing poll creation, video streaming and many more. All these
tools and applications have been systematically and strategically put into
one place, which is Facebook.

Facebook is an example of an online platform. Therefore, we can


say that online platforms combine all tools into one place and system for
efficient processes and faster accomplishment of different tasks. They are
different
from applications and tools in the sense that they only get one part of the
job.

For a more straightforward illustration, online platforms can be


compared to a car, and its primary purpose is to travel to a destination. In
comparison, the applications and tools can be viewed as the tires for
moving steering wheel for directing, and exhaust for emitting smoke from
combustions. These tools and applications are working together on one
platform to serve a purpose.

Online platforms can also be defined as digital services that enable


collaboration between two or more different but interdependent groups of
users who interact through the internet. Online platforms allow users to
develop ICT content to connect, communicate, and collaborate with other
users in the online world. For example, Facebook is one of the most
popular online platforms that is not only used for finding friends or relatives
but also has evolved as a place for marketing business. Many
business-minded people have taken the interactions happening in
Facebook advantage for the promotion of their products and services for
free.

EXISTING ONLINE PLATFORMS


Online platforms are categorized according to the services they
provide. Currently, the Categories of online platforms are listed below but
not limited to, the following:

a. Presentation/ Visualization: These are online platforms that let


you showcase and share presentations, infographics, and videos
with other people.
Examples:
1. Prezi
2. Zoho
3. Slide Shares

b. Cloud Computing: This type of platform allows you to upload,


download, organize, and store files on the online storage, which
is called cloud instead of using offline storage like a computer
desktop. Here, users can share and even collaborate files with
other users.
Examples:
1. Google Drive
2. Dropbox
3. OneDrive

c. Social Media: These are interactive online technologies that


enable the creation or sharing of information, ideas, career
interests, and other forms of expression through virtual
communities and networks.
Examples:
1. Facebook
2. Twitter
3. Instagram
d. Mapping: This online platform provides detailed information
about geographical regions and sites around the world. It allows
the embedding of maps into proprietary sites.
Examples:
1. Google Maps
2. Bing Maps
3. Wikimapia

e. File Management: This online platform allows you to convert


and manage files like images, videos, documents, audio, and
more to other formats without downloading a software tool.
Examples:
1. Zamzar
2. Word2pdf
3. Cloud Convert

f. Web Page Creation: It is an online platform that lets you build a


web page that includes colors, texts, images, and often contains
links to media such as video and audio.
Examples:
1. WordPress
2. Wix
3. Weebly

NATURE AND PURPOSE OF ONLINE PLATFORMS AND APPLICATIONS

In the latter part of the 20


century, creating an online platform
like a webpage or a website had
required a skillful mind regarding
computer programming. Only those
who possessed superior
knowledge on computer codes
were the ones who could create a
web page or web site, and yet their
creations were not that exciting and
convincing compared to what we
have today.

At present, it is very much


convenient to create textual and visual parts in creating ICT contents. Even a high
school learner with necessary skills, even without superior knowledge on
computer programming, can develop and construct creative ICT contents that are
fun and interactive to users. Moreover, web pages or websites have evolved into
tools and platforms useful for discovery, communication, creation, and
co-creation.

Another good point for online applications and platforms is their


convenience. Since they are online, they are available to the users anytime and
anywhere as long as they are connected to the internet

They are less hassle and easy to use compared to desktop applications
since they do not require installation on computers since they are web-based.
They consume almost no storage in your computer since most of your creation
will be saved on clouds.
WHICH ONLINE PLATFORMS AND APPLICATIONS WILL YOU CHOOSE?
Always remember that there is no existing superior online platforms and
applications. Its productivity and efficiency are dependent on the purpose as well
as the knowledge and skills of the users. To help you decide which online
platforms and applications are suited for you, you should consider the following:

a. Address Specific Purpose: In choosing online platforms and


applications, make sure that they have features that are fitted to
your needs. They should help you create content that you
wanted to develop.

b. Easy to Use: Good platforms and applications must have a


friendly interface. It means that you can easily understand,
manipulate and use its different features.

c. Collaborative Features: As much as possible, choose platforms


and applications that promote collaboration. Aside from the fact
that collaboration makes tasks easier and faster to accomplish,
better content will be developed if it is thought and worked on by
more than one brain.

d. Browser Support: You need to ensure that a variety of browsers


supports your chosen online platforms and applications.

e. Content Security: Any platforms or applications must guarantee


the security of users' data-for instance, features of content
privacy or the ability to delete content.

Activity
ACTIVITY 1: WHAT TO USE?
Directions: Identify the type of online platform that should be used in each
situation below. Choose your answer from the box. (Note: Some items may have
multiple answers)

Presentation/Visualization File Management

Social Media Web Page Creation

Cloud Computing Mapping

_______1. Larry wants to sell his product to a greater number of customers.

_______2. Heidi wants to organize a grand reunion for her former classmates.

_______3. Lui has a PDF file, and he wants to convert it into word document

format.

_______4. April will be discussing her slide presentation about Philippine History
online.
_______5. Teacher Jane is instructed to create a school locator map that will be
posted online.
_______6. Terry wants to campaign her advocacy about gender equality through
blogging.

_______7. Corazon wants to share her memorable Boracay travel experience to


her followers.

_______8. John wants to inform people about the location of his newly built
restaurant.

_______9. Cristy wants to create an infographic that discusses safety measures


during an earthquake.

_______10. Andrei has a load of files on his desktop and wants to organize them
in folders and save them online.

Noting
Key terms:
➢ Content Management System (CMS) – a computer
application that allows you to publish, manipulate, organize,
and delete web contents.

➢ Blogging – focuses on the content and design. It typically


looks like a newsletter where you are given options to
change
the design to your liking.

➢ Social media platforms – allow you to create not only


personal accounts but also pages and groups where you can
share content.

Post-test
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. Which of the following is an example of a file management platform?
a. Google Drive c. Word 2pdf
b. Wikimapia d. Zoho

2. What application is used in web page creation?


a. Calculator c. Content Management System
b. Cloud Computing d. Word Processor

3. It is an online web technology where tools and applications are


integrated for a more efficient and faster accomplishment of different
tasks in one place. What is it?
a. Online Applications c. Online Platforms
b. Online Videos d. Online Tools
4. Which of the following online applications must be used to create a
document in the internet?
a. Microsoft Office 365 c. Mindmeister
b. Google Classroom d. Emaze
5. Which of the following is an example of a presentation/visualization
platform?
a. OneDrive c. Zamzar
b. Tumblr d. Zoho

6. Which of the following platforms can be used for online community


connections and networking?
a. Dropbox c. Facebook
b. Evernote d. Weebly

7. Which type of online platform will you use if you want to back up your
file in your computer to the online storage?
a. Cloud Computing c. Mapping
b. File Management d. Social Media

8. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of online platforms?


a. Repairing computers c. organizing files
b. Sharing information d. market place

9. Which of the following is not true about online creation tools and
applications?
a. They perform specific task
b. They do not require installation on computers.
c. They are combination of different technologies that are set in one
place.
d. They can be accessed anytime and anywhere if the user is
connected to the internet.

10.Which of the following is the best platform to use if you want have an
advocacy campaign about the advantages and benefits one can get
from your current track and strand?
a. Social Media c. Mapping
b. File Management d. Presentation/Visualization

11.Which platform should be used if you wanted to convert a file to


another format?
a. Cloud Computing c. File Management
b. Mapping d. Presentation/ Visualization

12.Which of the following is the priority in choosing online creation tools,


platforms, and applications for ICT development?
a. Affordability c. Popularity
b. Appearance d. Security

13.Which situation will be best addressed by social media platforms? a.


Grace wanted to connect to her distant relatives in the province b.
Ramon's boss asks him to create a jingle for their new bread
product.
c. Dona will have to present a business proposal next week for her
client.
d. Aldrin wanted his gym's location be easier to find by his
potential client.
14.Which situation is suitable if a person will be using google
form? a. Editing videos for instructional Zumba.
b. Mixing music for the cultural dance presentation.
c. Surveying people about their preference in visual arts.
d. Creating infographics about the importance of wearing face
mask.

15.Which of the following is NOT true about online platforms?


a. Online platforms can be a marketplace.
b. Online platforms are run by several applications.
c. Online platforms are fixed and cannot be modified.
d. Online platforms interact between two or more users.

Reflecting
What I Can Do
Directions: Choose one (1) of the topics below and write a two-parangraph
reflection about it. Post your output on your social media account. Notify your
teacher about your post for checking.

1. Which online platform/s or application/s is/are most useful to your chosen


strand/track? How will this/these online platform/s and application/s help
you in your chosen career?

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2. Is there a single superior online platform or application? Justify your


answer.

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LESSON

2 Quest

BASIC
Week 2
WEBPAGE
CREATION

1. define HTML;
2. create a basic web page using Notepad;
3. identify the HTML structure in creating a website; 4.
design a website using an online WYSIWYG platform.

Pre-test
Directions: Choose the best answer for each question. Write the
letter of your answer on the space provided before each number.

1. What does HTML stand for?


a. Hypertext Markup Language
b. Home Tool Markup Language
c. Hyperlinks and Text Markup Language
d. None of the above

2. What is the correct sequence of HTML tags for starting a


webpage?
a. HTML, HEAD, BODY
b. HTML, TITLE, BODY
c. HTML, HEAD, TITLE
d. HTML, TITLE, HEAD

3. What does markup tags tell the web browser?


a. How to organize the page
b. How to display message box on page
c. How to display the page
d. None of these

4. Which of the following tags is the start of web pages?


a. <Body>
b. <HTML>
c. <Title>
d. <Form>

5. Which one of these is the basic web-designing program?


a. Dreamweaver
b. Notepad++
c. Wix
d. Notepad
6. Which website builder enables you to create Web pages directly
and update the site without the need of uploading files?
a. online site builder
b. HTML
c. offline site builder
d. FTP uploader
7. Which of the following statements is false?
a. You can make a website without using HTML
b. You can make a website without using PHP
c. You can make a website without using CSS
d. You can make a website without using JavaScript

8. Which of the following statements is true?


a. It shouldn't just be concerned about the looks but also about
user interface
b. Usability is very important in web design
c. a and b
d. None of the above

9. What section that holds the most of the page's information or


content?
a. HTML
b. TITLE
c. BODY
d. HEAD

10.What application used to convert HTML codes and display the


webpage output?
a. Browser
b. Internet Explorer
c. Text Editor
d. Source

Lesson
What does Web Page mean?

A Web page is a document for the World Wide Web that can be
accessed and displayed on a monitor or smartphone using any web
browser. Web pages are made up of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
and can be created and modified by using basic application like Notepad
and professional HTML editors.

HTML is Easy to Learn and Use

HTML is easy to learn and understand. For someone who wants to


learn web development, HTML is the first and foremost computer language
that you need to take note but do not worry, it is not a sensitive case and
as simple as it is. It already has some tags that serve a specific purpose to
make. One can easily understand others' code and make changes in it
when required without reading a whole book of a manual. Moreover, it
does not throw any error or create any problem like other programming
languages
do when the developer forgets to close the tags or makes mistakes in
coding.

HTML is Free

One of the biggest advantages of HTML is that it is free of all cost


and there is no need to purchase specific software for it to be used. Online
Website Builder - Easy Use of Drag-And-Drop Interface For those who
love to make changes to their website, a drag-and-drop interface is
convenient.

WYSIWYG

WYSIWYG is the acronym for What You See Is What You Get. This
means that whatever you will type, insert, draw, place, rearrange, or
whatever you do on a web page is what the audience will see. Just like
using the Microsoft Word, WYSIWYG shows and prints whatever you will
type on the screen.

HTML

• HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language


• HTML describes the structure of a web page
• HTML consists of a series of elements
• HTML elements tell the browser how to display the content •
HTML elements are represented by TAGS
• HTML TAGS label pieces of content such as "heading",
"paragraph", "table" and so on...
• Browsers do not display the HTML tags, but use them to
render the content of the page

Requirements in creating a web page using the html

1. Editor - using the Notepad (source


Untitled - Notepad code) in text and extension name - .html or .htm.

2. Browser-responsible for reading HTML instruction and displaying


the web page output. (Ex. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox,
Google Chrome)

Creating a Website Using Notepad

Web pages can be created and modified using professional HTML editors.
However, in learning HTML, it is better to use a simple text editor like Notepad.

Follow the steps below to create your first web page with Notepad.

Step 1: Open Notepad


For Windows 8 or above computers:
a. Open the Start Screen (the window symbol at the bottom left on
your screen).
b. Search and open the Notepad

Step 2: Write the following HTML:

HTML document is divided into two main sections the head and the body.
Each section contains specific information. The head section contains information
about the documents like title, search engine or keywords but is not visible to the
reader. The body section contains the information or content that you want to
appear on the web page.

Step 3: Save the HTML Page

Save the file on your computer. Select File > Save as in the Notepad
menu.

Name the file: MyFirstWebsite.html


Step 4: View the HTML Page in Your Browser
Open the saved HTML file in your browser (double click on the file, or right-click -
and choose "Open with").

Creating a Website Using an Online Website Builder

Wix.com is a WYSIWYG cloud-based web development platform that was


first developed and popularized by the Israeli company also called Wix. It allows
users to create websites and mobile sites through the use of online drag-and-drop
tools.

What kind of website do you want to create? Can be your passion or


hobby, business, photography, etc.
1. Create an account on Wix through their website www.wix.com
and click GET STARTED.

2. Select "Create a New Site" from the drop down menu in the top
right corner of the dashboard. Once it's clicked, Wix will ask what
type of website you want to create. There are options for
everyone, from online stores to personal portfolios.

3. Customize your website with the Wix Editor. Once you select a
template, you can be able to customize it in the Wix Editor using
simple drag-and-drop editing.

4. Update the Texts and Images At this point, you can get to see a
preview page of your chosen template. This is where you can
play around with simple but brilliant editing features, like the
dragand drop design and text boxes.

5. Personalize the Background

If small images are still not enough, you can also change your
template background. The left-hand sidebar features a
'Background' button, which you can use to click and change with
ease.

6. Add Pages

Once you created a stunning homepage, there are few other


more pages you can add to ensure that your website has
everything visitors are looking for. For example, make sure to
include a "Home", "About" and a "Contact Us” page.

7. Publish your Wix website.


To make your website publicly accessible, you need to publish it. To do so,
click "Publish” from the top menu. However, before Wix will publish your
site, the last step in the process is to create your own subdomain or
connect a custom domain. For a serious website, you should connect your
own custom domain name, rather than using a Wix subdomain.

Activity
Activity 2: Adding Content to Your Website
It is now the time to add the content to your website. Here are some
site pages and elements that you should add:

1. Home Page Content - entice your visitors with contents like


photos of your hobby or interest plus text content.

2. About Me/Contact - add a page containing a form element which


allows visitors to email you. You may also add links to your
social media accounts.

3. Photo Gallery - a page that contains photos from your social


media.

4. Community - a page that contains links to ten of your classmates'


websites including a short description.

Post-test
Directions: Choose the best answer for each question. Write the
letter of your answer on space provided before each number. 1.
What section that holds the most of the page's information or
content?
a. HTML c. BODY
b. TITLE d. HEAD
2. What application used to convert HTML codes and display the
webpage output?
a. Browser c. Text Editor
b. Internet Explorer d. Source

3. What web page editors works on a principle.


a. www c. Browser
b. WYSIWYG d. HTML

4. What is the name of the address of the hypertext documents?


a. URL c. Server
b. Domain name d. Web address

5. What are shared on the Internet and are called as Web


pages?
a. Programs c. Cables
b. Hypertext documents d. None

6. Which tag is used to display text in title bar of a web


document?
a. Body tag c. Title Tag
b. Meta Tag d. Head Tag

7. What computer language that instructs the browser on how to


display the hypertext, and adds pictures to the document is
_? a. Browser c. Text Editor
b. Internet Explorer d. HTML

8. What does HTML stand for?


a. Hypertext Markup Language
b. Hyperlinks and Text Markup Language
c. Home Tool Markup Language
d. None of the above
9. What is the correct sequence of HTML tags for starting a
webpage?
a. HTML, HEAD, BODY
b. HTML, TITLE, BODY
c. HTML, HEAD, TITLE
d. HTML, TITLE, HEAD

10.What does markup tags tell the web browser?


a. How to organize the page
b. How to display message box on page
c. How to display the page
d. None of these

11.Which of the following tags is the start of web pages?


a. <Body> c. <Title>
b. <HTML> d. <Form>

12.Which one of these is the basic web-designing program?


a. Dreamweaver c. Wix
b. Notepad++ d. Notepad

13.Which website tool enables you to create Web pages directly


on the online editor and automatically update the site, without
the need to upload files?
a. An online site builder
b. HTML
c. An offline site builder
d. FTP content autoloader

14.Which of the following statements is false?


a. You can make a website without using HTML
b. You can make a website without using PHP
c. You can make a website without using CSS
d. You can make a website without using Javascript.

15.Which of the following statements is true


a. It shouldn't just be concerned about the looks but also
about user interface
b. Usability is very important in web design
c. a and b
d. None of the above

Reflecting

Short Response

Direction: Answer the following questions into two to three


sentences.

i. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a WYSIWYG


notepad editor?
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_________________
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_________________
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_________________
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iii. List down three or more WYSIWYG


web hosting services and their URLs.
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3
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LESSON _______________________________
ii. What is the difference between a _________________
website created using a Notepad and
WIX created website?
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Development of
Collaborative ICT contents

Week 3-4

Quest

1. identify the roles of each member of a team structure for


collaborative ICT development;
2. create a team structure for collaborative ICT development; 3.
identify different tools and platforms that can be used for the
collaborative development of ICT content;
4. synthesize the key learnings from the previous modules into
integrated ICT content through collaboration with classmates
and teachers as both peer and partner; and
5. develop an online portal, website, or page to showcase and
share existing and previously developed content.

Pre-test
Directions: Choose the correct answer for each question. Write
the letter of your answer on space before each number.

1. Which of the following will best describe a team?


a. Visionary c. Independent
b. Numerous d. Collaborative
2. Which of the following team members is responsible for
gathering, processing, and performing statistical analyses of
information related to team's ICT project?
a. Content Writer and Editor
b. Project Manager
c. Data Analyst
d. Web Developer

3. If you are good at writing and keen in identifying errors, which


role is fitted for you?
a. Editor
b. Web Developer
c. Data Analyst
d. Project Manager

4. Which of the following Online platforms is categorized as


Presentation or visualization?
a. Slideshare c Facebook
b. Isuu d. Weebly

5. What is the first step in Project Management for ICT Content?


a. Executing c. Planning
b. Initiating d. Closing
6. Which of the following online collaboration tools can be used as
to-do list for organizing the tasks of the team?
a. Trello c. Tumblr
b. Skype d. Google Meet

7. Which of the following platforms can be used for hosting ICT


content for online publication?
a. Facebook Page c. Kakao Talk
b. Google Drive d. WeChat

8. Which of the following online collaboration tools can be used to


store, organize, and edit ICT contents?
a. Prezi c. Google Drive
b. Zoom d. Microsoft Teams

9. If you want to publish your ICT content on a blog site, which


online platform is best to use?
a. Word press c. Facebook
b. Twitter d. Prezi

10.Which tools can be used for online meeting?


a. Google Drive c. Trello
b. Google Sheets d. Zoom

Lesson
A. Team Structure and Dynamics for ICT Content

When creating interesting ICT content to be published, it is


not enough to have the skills and knowledge about it, for it would
be difficult to maintain and monitor it alone. It is also not enough
that
your group works independently because it might lead to inefficiency
due to miscommunication. What you need is to create a "Team
Structure."

Team Structure

Team Structure refers to the creation of an individual team or


the creation of a multi-system. It is an essential component of the
teamwork process.
A well-structured team is an enabler for and the result of
effective communication, leadership, situation monitoring, and
support.
An effective team structure works collaboratively. It is the key
to the success of the ICT project. Collaboration means individuals
work together to produce/ create a well-defined content to achieve a
common business purpose.
In creating ICT content, most teams work collaboratively
online. Online collaboration is a work process where people are
interacting in real-time over the internet. It provides a smooth
process in the development of ICT content even without working
together physically,
A team must consider these Four (4) Parts of Collaboration in
a Flow Process while interacting with team members:
Sharing: documenting explicit knowledge
Understanding: adopting the process knowledge
Reflection: analyzing or interpreting shared information
Expression: the process of making known ones thought or
feelings

Team Members
An effective team structure is composed of efficient team
members who have specific roles and responsibilities. These team
members include:

• Project Manager: An individual who has general


accountability for the successful initiation, planning, design,
execution, monitoring, controlling, and closure of a project.

• Data Analyst: Someone who gathers, processes, and


performs statistical analyses of Data. A person who is
accountable in collecting the data for ICT content.

• Content Writer and Editor: A person responsible for


reviewing the data and finalizes a complete of information.

• The Web Designer - A person responsible for creating the


appearance, layout, and elements of a website. The job
involves understanding both graphic design and computer
programming.

• The Web Developer - The person technically develops the


overall functionalities of a web page.
Facebook page has similar team members except for web
designers and
web
developers
because
Facebook
already
provides it.
Instead, the
FB page
includes other
roles like
Moderator,
Advertiser,
and Jobs
Manager. To
know more about FB Page Role, visit
https://web.facebook.com/help/289207354498410?_rdc=1& rdr.

B. Online Collaborative Tools and Processes There


are plenty of tools and platforms that are available online, making
online collaboration possible and convenient.

Online Collaborative Tools for Creation and Co


creation of ICT Contents
Online collaborative tools for ICT content development that
may be used currently include the following:
✓ Facebook Groups
✓ Microsoft's Yammer
✓ G Suite
✓ MS Office 365
✓ Google Chat/ Hangouts
✓ Prezi
✓ Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides
✓ Trello
✓ Google Drive
✓ Zoom
✓ Microsoft Teams
✓ Skype/ Viber/ Kakao Talk/ WeChat/ Line

Using Google Drive for Collaboration


In creating and co-creating ICT content, storage, and
organization of files is necessary. It will be safe and convenient if
the content will be stored on clouds and available for the members
to edit and organize anytime, anywhere. However, each member
should be responsible in keeping the files.
Google Drive provides a service for file storage on clouds and
collaboration for online sharing, editing, and organizing through
"Shared Folders."

A. Steps in Creating Folder/s in Google Drive

1. Make sure that each member has a Google


account. 2. Sign-in to your Google Drive account.

3. Create a folder by clicking "New." Then a pop-up window will


appear then, click "Folder."
4. Another pop-up window will appear. Type a Name for the new
folder then, click “CREATE.” A folder will be created.

5. You can create as many folders as necessary for the project


by repeating step 3 to 4.

B. Steps in Sharing Folder in Google Drive

1. To share the folder with the team members, right-click the folder
to be shared and a pop-up window will appear, then, click "Get
shareable link."

2. A pop-up window will appear. You have two options on how you
will share a folder. It can be "Restricted” or “Anyone with the
link.” Click the drop-down list button below the text input box of
“Get link" and a popup window will appear. Then, click your
chosen mode of folder sharing.
2.1. If you choose "Restricted” Mode.
2.1A. Choosing “Restricted” in sharing a folder means that
the folder will only be accessible to the people that has
been added by the creator. Anyone who has the link but
has not been added by the creator, he or she will not be
able to access it without the creator's permission. This
mode of sharing is more secure because of the
restriction. Once you click the "Restricted," click the
"Share with people and groups" located at the upper box
then, encode the e-mails of your team members. You can
also include message for further instructions or
reminders. Make sure that the recipients have been
assigned as editor.

2.1 B.Click "Send.” An email is sent to people you shared


with.
2.2 If you choose the "Anyone with the link” mode

2.2.A. If you choose "Anyone with the link” it means


that you can give other people a link to your folder so
that you don't have to add e-mail addresses when you
share folder. This mode of sharing is more convenient
if you have a large of number of team members. Once
you click the "Anyone with the link," click the
drop-down list button located at the right side and a
pop-up window will appear. Click "Editor" so that the
receiver of the link
will be able to organize, add or edit files to the shared
folder.

2.2 B. Click "Copy link" and paste the link in an email


or any place you want to share it like private message,
chat group, or group page.

3. Once the team members received the link, they may now
access the folder by clicking it. They can now upload,
organize, and edit file on the shared folder.

Online Platforms for Hosting ICT Content

After creating and finalizing your content, it is now ready to be


published online. Platforms that may be currently used to host
newsletters and similar ICT content include the following:

• Presentation/ visualization (Prezi, Soho, Slideshare,


Mindmeister)
• Cloud computing (Google Apps)
• Social Media (Facebook Pages, Tumblr)
• Web Page Creation (Wix, Weebly)
• Blog sites (Blogger, Wordpress, Livejournal, Issuu)

Characteristics of Good Collaborative Tools and


Platforms

Always remember that there are no superior tools. The


productivity of a tool is dependent on the intended purpose of the
team. Hence, in choosing an appropriate tool, the team must
consider the following:

• The tool must be user friendly.


• The tool has elements that are appropriate for the team's goal.
• The tool prioritizes security and privacy.

C. Project Management for ICT Content

The application of knowledge, skills, tools, and


techniques to project activities is called Project Management.
It is needed to achieve project requirements, usually to time
and budget.
It includes overseeing projects for software
development, hardware installations, network upgrades,
cloud computing and virtualization rollouts, business
analytics, and data management projects and implementing
IT services,
Project Management is done by applying and
integrating project management processes which are
organized in five distinct phases:

• Initiating - An overview of the objectives of the project, needs, and


the problem is identified. It is where you create the project charter
with the Project Manager assigned to the project.
• Planning - This is where a successful project conclusion is worked
out by the project manager and the project team. The team
brainstorms the ICT theme to be published, together with the
collaborative tools and online platforms to be used.
• Executing - This is where the project team goes about executing the
project plan once the project plan has been constructed. The
curation of ICT content may occur in this phase for quality
assurance. Content writers and editors are essential in this phase.
After all the preparation has been done, publishing the ICT content
online may now take place.
• Monitoring and Controlling - This is where the project manager
monitors and controls the work for a time, cost, scope, quality, risk,
and other factors while the project is being executed. It is also an
ongoing process that ensures that the project meets its focus for
each project objective. Other members, primarily the web developer,
may work in this phase collaboratively with the project manager.
• Closing- This happens when each phase is ended and when each
entire project is concluded. It happens to ensure that all the work
has been finished, completed, and approved.

D. Curating Existing Content for Use on the Web

Content curation is the process of publicly gathering,


organizing, adding value, and openly sharing digital information
artifacts on a specific topic or area of audience interest.
It intends to add your personal touch, as the creator, to a
handpicked collection of content. They are gathered from a variety
of sources, in a specific topic, that you publish and share with your
audience wherever they may be.

Creating and Choosing Valuable ICT Content

The success of an online portal, page, or website is


dependent upon its content. The content must be exciting and
worthy of the time of the specific audience. Thus, in developing ICT
content, the team must consider the following steps in creating and
choosing valuable ICT content.

1. Define your objectives: specify the main goal that needs to be


promoted in your content.
2. Research and analyze: extract information from different
resources regarding the topic you want to write.
3. Organize the structure of your article: give an overview of your
topic to help readers understand what your topic is.
4. Summarize and proofread: create a summary of the
information you have gathered and analyzed to make sure
your article is free of graphical errors.

Three (3) Rules in Creating Quality Content

• Informative - it should provide valuable and useful information to


the reader.
• Interesting - it should catch the readers' attention from the title to
the last part of your content.
• Relevant - it should reflect how much you know the subject of
your content enough and who it is being written to make it
relevant to both.

Activity
Activity 3: Dream Team

Create your team for the web portal. Write the assigned
name for a specific role and indicate the reason for choosing
him/her.

PROJECT MANAGER
WHO? _________________
Reason for assigning the Role

DATA ANALYST
WHO? _________________
Reason for assigning the Role

CONTENT WRITER & EDITOR


WHO? _________________
Reason for assigning the Role

WEB DESIGNER
WHO? _________________
Reason for assigning the Role

WEB DEVELOPER
WHO? _________________
Reason for assigning the role.

Activity 4: Team's Web Portal


1. Create a web portal using any Web Page Creation or Blog Sites with your
team.
2. The web portal's theme should be agreed upon by the team. 3.
Web portal created will be graded according to the rubrics below.
Post-test
Directions: Choose the correct answer for each questions. Write the
letter of your answer on the space provided before each number.

1. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a team?


a. Composed of two or more people
b. Motivated by a common goal
c. Works collaboratively
d. Works independently

2. If you have talents in digital arts and capable of lay-outing the appearance
of a website, which role is fitted for you?
a. Editor c. Web Developer
b. Web Designer d. Project Manager

3. Which of the following online collaboration tools can be used to store,


organize, and edit ICT contents?
a. Prezi c. Google Drive
b. Zoom d. Microsoft Teams
4. Which of the following platforms can be used for hosting ICT content for
online publication?
a. Trello c. Word Press
b. Skype d. Google Docs

5. Which of the following team members is responsible successful initiation,


planning, design, execution, monitoring, controlling, and closure of a
project?
a. Content Writer and Editor c. Project Manager
b. Data Analyst d. Web Developer

6. Which of the following online platforms is categorized as Web Page


Creation?
a. Blogger c. Tumblr
b. Facebook d. Weebly

7. In the process of Project Management for ICT Content, what is the next
step after Executing?
a. Closing c. Monitoring & Controlling b. Initiating d. Planning

8. If your content is now ready for sharing online, in what phase of ICT Project
Management are you?
a. Execution c. Planning
b. Initiating d. Closing

9. Which of the following online collaboration tools can be used as to-do list
for organizing the tasks of the team?
a. Trello c. Tumblr
b. Skype d. Google Meet

10.If you want to publish your ICT content on a blog site, which online platform
is best to use?
a. Word press c. Facebook
b. Twitter d. Prezi

11.If you want to have a convenience in sharing an online folder from Google
Drive though link without the hassle of adding the email addresses one by
one, which folder sharing mode would you choose?
a. Restricted c. Anyone with the link
b. Open d. Everyone

12.Which of the following is the correct sequence of Project Management of


ICT Content?
a. Executing Initiating Planning Monitoring & Controlling Closing
b. Initiating Planning Executing Monitoring & Controlling Closing
c. Monitoring & Controlling Planning Initiating Executing Closing
d. Planning Initiating Monitoring & Controlling Executing Closing

13.Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good collaborative tool


or platform?
a. Appropriate to team's goal c. Has complex procedures b.
Easy to use d. Has good security features
14.You are reviewing videos created or collected by your teammates. You are
in the process of choosing the best videos to be posted on your Filipino
themed web portal. Which of the following will best describe the illustrated
process?
a. Curating c. Monitoring
b. Planning d. Web Designing

15.Which of the following statement is TRUE about online platforms and


tools? a. The team's purpose for creating an ICT content is not important
in choosing online platforms and tools to be used.
b. Online platforms and tools separate the team from one another.
c. There is no superior or best online platforms and tools.
d. None of the above

online
LESSON
environment
Week 5

4 Quest

1. Identify the different types of

Using multimedia multimedia


2. Appreciate the usage of multimedia

to create a
3. Understand the relevance of
content-rich in the context of online
environment and user experience
content-rich
Pre-test

Multiple Choice, Instructions: Read and answer the questions


below. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided
before each number

1. Which is an example of image file format extensions?


a. Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer-3 (MP3)
b. Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG)
c. Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
d. Power Point File (PPT)

2. Which is an example of an audio file format extensions?


a. Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer-3 (MP3)
b. Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG)
c. Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
d. Tagged Image File Format (TIFF)
3. Which is NOT a type of multimedia?
a. Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer-3 (MP3)
b. Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG)
c. Audio Video Interleave (AVI)
d. Flash Video (FLV)

4. What do you call the content that uses a combination of


different content forms such as text, audio, images,
animations, video and interactive content?
a. Media c. Multimedia
b. World Wide Web d. Animation

5. The importance of multimedia today are the following except:


a. It has the ability to interact different user with applications
b. It gives static interactions between the user and the
applications
c. It represents various types of media which can be
integrated in one project

Lesson

In today’s era, people around the globe are so much


exposed with different digital technologies and applications. Most of
those are the 21st Century Leaners or you, a Senior High Student.
As a senior high student, you are inclined to expose yourself
in the online world such as playing games, listening to music,
watching YouTube videos, posting videos, images, updating status
in social media and browsing the internet websites.
In this topic, you will learn what exactly multimedia is and
how to create a content-rich online environment.

Multimedia
There are many definitions of multimedia in the internet now
a days but in general, it is a combination of one or more media such
as text, graphics, drawings, and images, audio, video and
animations.
When all these resources are combine, interactive
applications will be produced. Interactivity is the fundamental feature
of multimedia. It is the user ability to interact with a certain
application. Multimedia allows the content to be presented in a
nonlinear way, which allows the reader to be active rather than
passive. It is the user who will determine what content should be
delivered, when should be delivered, and how would it be delivered.
Now, please see the image below.
The image above shows the different types of multimedia and
its functions. It also indicates that multimedia can be used in the
business, schools, home, public places and even virtual reality. You
have seen some of these things around you.
Even your cellphones either high end or not, that is still part
of the multimedia.

Types of Multimedia
a. Text and Graphics - Slideshow, Presentation, Diagrams,
Infographics
b. Audio - Music Stations, Radio Stations
c. Video - Film, Movies, Video Clips, TV Shows
d. Animations – hand drawn, 2D, 3D, Motion Graphics, Stop
Motion
e. Games – Online games, Offline games,
f. Websites - Webinars and Online meetings, Moodle activities,
Blogs, Interactive contents
g. Others - Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Holograms

Activity

Activity 4: Example of Multimedia


In posting images, sharing videos and even publishing your
own videos in your channel, there are specific file formats being
used. Identify and list down ten (10) different file extension formats
you used or encountered.
1. 6.

2. 7.

3. 8.

4. 9.
5. 10.

Post-test

Activity 4: Types of Multimedia

Identify the type of multimedia of the given applications, file formats


or that uses multimedia. Write TG if it belongs to Text and Graphics,
A for Audio, V for Video, An for Animation, G for Games, W for
Websites
Multimedia Answer
1. MS Powerpoint

2. Adobe Photoshop

3. It’s Showtime

4. Call of Duty

5. ,mp3

6. .flv

7. .jpg

8. SpongeBob Squarepants

9. .docx

10. League of Legends

Reflecting

Short response: In two to three sentences, answer


the following questions briefly.

1. What would be the importance of utilizing Multimedia


during the COVID-19 pandemic in the education sector?
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________

2. What do you think will be effects of misuse of Multimedia


and how those cases shall be addressed?

____________________________________________
_
____________________________________________
_
____________________________________________
_
____________________________________________
_

LESSON 5 The World


Wide Web
Week 6

Quest

1. Identify developments in Web2.0 and Web3.0 in response to users’


needs and interactive web-content
2. Understand websites that uses multimedia such as audio and video
to improve the website content and utilize user participation.

Pre-test
Multiple Choice, Instructions: Read and answer the
questions below. Write the letter of the correct answer on space
before each number.

1. Who invented World Wide Web?


a. Tim Jackson c. Tim Bernees Lee
b. Tim Berners Lee d. Tim Burton

2. When was the World Wide Web invented?


a. 1988 c. 1989
b. 1990 d. 1991

3. What is the standard language for documents designed for


the web browser?
a. Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
b. Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
c. Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTML)

4. Which of the following document which is being used to


convince a panel of potential investors to fund a product,
program, or service?
a. Support Document c. Concept paper
b. Planning d. Project Paper

5. This includes your group’s brief introduction of your project.


a. Contact information c. Description
b. Purpose d. Introduction

Lesson
History of the WWW
In March 1989, an English engineer, computer scientist and a
professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, envisioned
the Web document called ““Information Management: A Proposal”.
That person refers to Tim Berners Lee. He invented the World Wide
Web.
The Three (3) fundamental technologies of today’s Web are:
1. HTML: HyperText Markup Language. A language for the Web
that comes in mark-up tags. Mark up tags is written in pair.
Example of mark-up tags is <body> </body>. You can see
this in all websites coding.
2. URI: Uniform Resource Identifier. A unique identifier of
website address on Web resources. It is also commonly
called a URL (Uniform Resource Locator).
3. HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol. This allows to retrieve the
linked resources on all Web pages.

Activity

Activity 5: Difference between Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and


Web 3.0
Fill in the blanks. In this activity, you are going to browse the
website to identify the difference of the World Wide Web Version and fill in
the blanks below.
Type the URL: https://bit.ly/36tP4Ry on your browser. You may use
or borrow a smart phones, Tablets, and computers to see the website.
WEB 1.0 WEB 2.0 WEB 3.0

Mostly Read-Only 1. Wildly Red-Write Portable and personal

Company focus Community focus 2.

3. Blogs/Wikis Live streams/waves

Owning content 4. Consolidating content

Web forms Web Applications 5.

6. Tagging User behavior

Page views Cost per click 7.

Banner Advertising 8. Behavioral advertising

9. Wikipedia The Semantic Web

HTML/Portals XML/RSS 10.

Post-test
Activity 4: Website Features Evaluation
In this activity, you are going to evaluate the version and features or
characteristics of the given websites. You are advice to browse the
following websites to answer what is being asked on the questions below.
In browsing the websites you have determine the web version, and the
purpose of the website
Websites/name Web version Website purpose

1. www.wix.com

2. www.blogger.com

3. www.facebook.com

4. www.shopee.com

5. www.linkin.com

Reflecting

Short response: In two to three sentences, answer the


following questions briefly

1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the World Wide


Web?
__________________________________________________
_
__________________________________________________
_
__________________________________________________
_
__________________________________________________
_

2. How essential the World Wide Web today in relation to our daily
lives?
__________________________________________________
_
__________________________________________________
_
__________________________________________________
_
__________________________________________________
_

LESSON

6 Quest
ICT as Advocacy
Week 7
Medium
for
1. Understand the important role of ICT in changing the world and
how it contribute to the social change
2. Use ICT to advocate change

Pre-test

Activity 6.1 Website Ranking


In this activity, you will rearrange the websites below
according to rank based from your need or preferences. Rank the
websites by rewriting it inside the box.
Given the websites, you will rank the websites listed from the
most needed to the least needed website
2.
1. www.msn.com
2. www.yahoo.com 3. www.google.com 3.
4. www.facebook.com 5.
www.youtube.com 6. www.bing.com 4.
7. www.wix.com
8. www.shopee.com 9. www.ask.com 5.

6.

10.www.wikipedia.com 7.

Lesson 8.

9.
Websi Website name
te 10.
rank

1.
The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has
been part of our daily lives. We have been using it as part of our
daily routine.
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is so broad
to define because it includes technologies, communications,
computers, storage, enterprise software, hardware, computer
networking and all the integration of these things.
Impacts of Information and Communications
Technology

In today’s generation, if not all but most of the households,


classrooms, offices and other organizations are upgrading their
practices from traditional to technological one. Information and
Communications Technology is now playing a big part in our lives. It
makes our lives easier, thus making us to live better. Now as a
Senior High Student you will be learning the positive and negative
impacts of Information and Communications Technologies.

Activity 6.2 Example of Information and


Communication Technology (ICT)

In this activity, you will identify ten (10) examples of ICT from
your surroundings based on the definition you learned.
1. Mobile phones 6.

2. 7.

3. 8.

4. 9.

5. 10.

Activity
Activity 6: Positive and Negative Impacts of ICT In this
activity, as a student of Senior High, identify the positive or
advantages of using Information and Communications
Technology (ICT) that you know.
Complete the positive and negative impacts to the different
variables like people, education, organization, and society in the
box below.
You can write as many as you can inside the boxes. Please
refer to Ajahana blogsite https://bit.ly/2u3QEMF to get an idea
on what to write. Please do not copy from the web to avoid
plagiarism. You must answer in your own words in a short
sentence not in keywords.
Variables Positive impact Negative impact

People

Society
(Education,
health)

Organization

Reflection
Short response: In two to three sentences, answer the
following questions briefly.

1. How Information and Communications and Technology (ICT)


has transformed the educational methodologies when you
were in grade school and now in Senior High School.
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________

Social Change
LESSON 7 and Project
Implementation
Week 8

Quest

ICT Project for

1. Investigate how social media influences technology users


2. Create an infographics regarding social change on social
media

Lesson
Did you know that Philippine Animal Welfare Society
(PAWS) is one of the popular advocacy group here in the
Philippines? Have you wondered how did they come up with the
idea of creating the organization? How did that organization reach
the different parts of the Philippines? Using Information and
Communications Technology (ICT) as a medium of communication
and even having their own official website makes it easier for them
to spread their goal to prevent animal cruelty through education. In
this module you will learn how to develop a working ICT Project for
Social Change.

Activity

Activity 7.1: Creating a Concept Paper

Guide Questions
1. Identify a cause or issue for social change
2. Decide if Information and Communication Technology (ICT) can
offer a solution to the cause or social issue that you have
identified
3. Do you think that the problem you have selected is relevant to
your strand?
4. Does the project that you selected have an impact that can
contribute to the community?
5. As a student, can you handle the cause or social issue that you
have selected?
After identifying & evaluating a cause or issue for social
change, you need to create your own concept paper. A concept
paper plays a valuable role in the early stages of creating or
conceptualizing ideas for your project. According to a
presentation made by Mark Jhon Oxillo (2018). A concept paper
has 5 basic parts, namely:

a. Introduction – this includes a brief introduction of your ICT


Project for Social Change
b. Purpose – part of the concept paper where you can find the
reason why this project is worth investing for.
c. Description – this includes the important information about
your project.
d. Support – this includes the budget for the ICT project. It
involves the things that you need like internet connection,
social media account. Anything that you are going to use to
produce your ICT project should be found here.
e. Contact Information – this includes information about the
group, and how can they be contacted. (e.g. emails, contact
number)

Below is an example of a concept paper

Project Name Drive ko BEH (Basic Etiquette on Highways)

Introduction Nowadays owning a vehicle is very accessible, because of


this people tend to own a vehicle. Most of them bought it for convenience,
others are for show but the question is that do these people have the
etiquette & knowledge about how they take their vehicles on the road?

Purpose This project aims to provide a solution to create a way where


people will be educated on the proper driving etiquette & safety tips
through ICT.

Description Basic Etiquette on Highways (BEH) is an information platform


which aims to educate motorists about traffic rules using the popular social
media sites such as twitter, facebook, Instagram, etc. Features of BEH
includes uploading of media (photos, videos, audios, etc) where users and
page administrator can interact with each other.

Support The estimated budget for the project is 1,500 pesos. It is also
recommended to tap organizations such as LTO and local government unit
of barangay Bagontaas to assist in giving information about the basic
traffic rules.

Contact Information The proponents can be contacted through the


following: Email – example_email@gmail.com Cell number –
09066202598
Post-test

Activity 7.2 – Create ICT Project


You need to create and develop an ICT Project for Social
Change relating to an issue relevant to your professional track.
Samples of these advocacies or projects include but are not restricted
to:
➢ Antidrug campaigns
➢ Youth election volunteer mobilization
➢ Animal welfare and rights
➢ Environmental conservation and action
➢ Contemporary ICT issues examples are cyber-bullying,
copyright infringement, green technology, and Internet
addiction.

Please note that there are many more causes. You can
choose causes that are specific or relevant to your locality. After
choosing what campaign you have in mind you need to accompany it
with a website that will promote the campaign and to provide more
information about the campaign.
Once done and approved by your teacher, in a 1 to 2-week
period you need to do the following for your ICT project: 1. Integrate
rich multimedia content such as text, audio, images, animations,
video and interactive content about your campaign in your website.
2. An infographic.
3. A Facebook page, wherein you can create events for your
audience to meet and collaborate about your campaign.

Reflection
Short response: In two to three sentences, answer the
following questions briefly.

1. What are the factors you need to consider in creating an ICT


Project?
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2. What kind of content that would encourage or motivate you


to participate in a call to action?
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REFERENCES:

Department of Education. Empowerment Technologies (Teacher’s Guide)


Department of Education. Empowerment Technologies (Student Reader) Oxillo, M.
(2018). ICT Project for Social Change. Retrieved January 18, 2019, from
https://www.slideshare.net/markjhonoxillo/ict-project-for-social-change
Innovative Training Works, Inc. (2016) Empowerment Technologies: First edition. REX
Bookstore, Quezon City, Philippines

Jim Shuman enhanced edition Empowerment Technologies module multimedia


Concepts

Lee, Tim B. (2009) World Wide Web Foundation Retrieved January 19,
2019 http://webfoundation.org/about/vision/history-of-the-web/

Madhurkant Sharma. Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 with their difference Retrieved
January 21, 2020 https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/web-1-0-web-2-0-
and-web-3-0-with-their-difference/

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