This document discusses advocacy through information and communication technologies (ICT). It defines advocacy as supporting people to express their views and concerns and access information. It also defines the global digital divide as the unequal distribution of ICT across nations. ICT has been used for advocacy through petitions on issues like economic problems, human rights abuses, and lack of education. Digital citizenship refers to using ICT to engage in society, politics, and government, with principles of engaging positively, knowing your online world, and choosing consciously. Digital citizenship has nine elements, including digital access defined as full electronic participation in society and digital commerce as electronic buying and selling.
This document discusses advocacy through information and communication technologies (ICT). It defines advocacy as supporting people to express their views and concerns and access information. It also defines the global digital divide as the unequal distribution of ICT across nations. ICT has been used for advocacy through petitions on issues like economic problems, human rights abuses, and lack of education. Digital citizenship refers to using ICT to engage in society, politics, and government, with principles of engaging positively, knowing your online world, and choosing consciously. Digital citizenship has nine elements, including digital access defined as full electronic participation in society and digital commerce as electronic buying and selling.
This document discusses advocacy through information and communication technologies (ICT). It defines advocacy as supporting people to express their views and concerns and access information. It also defines the global digital divide as the unequal distribution of ICT across nations. ICT has been used for advocacy through petitions on issues like economic problems, human rights abuses, and lack of education. Digital citizenship refers to using ICT to engage in society, politics, and government, with principles of engaging positively, knowing your online world, and choosing consciously. Digital citizenship has nine elements, including digital access defined as full electronic participation in society and digital commerce as electronic buying and selling.
Advocacy – is a process of supporting and enabling people to
- Express their views and concerns - Access information and devices
GLOBAL DIGITAL DIVIDE – describe the unequal distribution of
information and communication technology across nations. - Commonly described as the “gap between information haves and have not’s The role of ICT in the Recent History • EDSA (people power revolution) A major protest that took place along edsa from feb.22 to 25 1986. • Super Typhoon Yolanda Recent storms in the Philippines gave birth to the people finder data base powered by Google.
ICT as a medium for ADVOCACY
Is dubbed as the “worlds platform for change” Sample Petitions raised were:: ° economic problems °abuse of human rights °lack of education . . . DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP - refers to the utilization of information technology (IT) to engage in society , politics and government. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP PRINCIPLES: •engage positively •know your online world •choose consciously NINE ELEMNETS OF DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP 1.Digital Access – defined as the full electronic participation in so society. 2.Digital Commerce – is defined as the electronic buying and selling of goods.