NOTES S2Q3 Empowerment Technologies
NOTES S2Q3 Empowerment Technologies
NOTES S2Q3 Empowerment Technologies
EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGIES
NOTES S2-Q3 Technology Addiction VS Productivity
1. All About Information and Communications Technology (ICT) • Advanced technologies are useful and important;
1.1. Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
1.2. Role of ICT
they make things easier, help people be more
1.3. Internet VS World Wide Web productive, and make information more
1.3.1. Time Berners-Lee and the Client-Server Model accessible, thereby making knowledge more
1.4. Evolution of Web available to everyone.
1.4.1. Web 1.0
1.4.2. Web 2.0
• In order to put technologies into right use to
1.4.3. Web 3.0 increase our daily productivity, we need to learn
1.5. Trends in ICT what they are, how they work, and how to
2. Online Safety and Security Standards and Procedures properly utilize them to make them “work” for
2.1. Scamming
2.1.1. Different Types of Scamming
us, instead of us “working” for them.
2.2. Social Engineering
2.2.1. Signs and Techniques of Social Engineering
Internet VS World Wide Web
Attacks
2.2.2. Types of Social Engineering Attacks
Internet
2.2.3. Examples of Social Engineering Attacks
2.3. Persistent and Non-Persistent Cross-Site Scripting
• It is a global computer network providing a
2.4. How do we know if a website is secure or not? variety of information and communication
2.4.1. Signs of Website Malwares facilities, consisting of interconnected networks
2.5. All about Malware using standardized communication protocols.
3. Online Ethics and Etiquette
3.1. Netiquette Web
3.2. Online Behavior
3.2.1. Online Behavior in Writing Emails • It is a huge collection of information, data, and
4. Online Research Tools
4.1. Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Research
resources that facilitates communication
Tools between users and computers.
4.2. How do we determine when a source is credible?
4.3. Handy Tricks in Performing Online Research Internet VS Web
4.3.1. Use of Boolean Operators
4.3.2. Truncation The web uses the internet as its medium to
4.3.3. Quotation Marks transfer or exchange data with remote users.
5. Basic Principles of Design
5.1. Contrast Tim Berners-Lee and the Client-Server Model
5.2. Repetition
5.3. Proximity Tim Berners-Lee
5.4. Alignment
• He is a British scientist who invented the World
Wide Web in 1989.
ALL ABOUT INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY (ICT) Client-Server Model
ONLINE ETHICS AND ETIQUETTE Make sure your message is going to the right
person.
Netiquette
• Sounds obvious, but it happens to us all.
Netiquette • Autocomplete is a killer.
• Remember to double-check the email address in
• The word “netiquette” is derived from two words, the To: field (and the Cc: and Bcc: fields if you
namely network and etiquette. want to be thorough) before clicking ‘Send’.
• It is a set of dos and don’ts that netizens should
follow when surfing the internet. Think about whether it is worth sending.
• It is important for the netizens to know the proper • Chain emails, jokes, pictures of kittens doing cute
netiquette so that one can express freely without kitten things — they can take up a lot of time and
offending anyone. bandwidth, and annoy the people you're hoping
• It does not only cover how one communicate with to amuse, which runs the risk of getting
others; it also covers guidelines on one can unfriended, unfollowed or even blocked.
properly use resources online.
C. Proximity
• It means putting related items closely together
2. Truncation and putting non-related items apart.
• Also called stemming, it is a technique that • It puts structure and organization in the design.
broadens your search to include various word • It helps identify which items are related.
endings and spellings. • It refers to putting related items closely together
• To use truncation, enter the root of a word and and putting non-related items apart.
put the truncation symbol at the end. • It puts structure and organization in the design.
• The database will return results that include any • It helps identify which items are related.
ending of that root word.
• Truncation symbols may vary by database;
common symbols include: *, !, ?, or #
• It is used at the end of the keyword and useful
when searching for concepts with multiple
ending.
• Examples:
✓ child* = child, childs, children, childrens, childhood
✓ Gene! = gene, genes, genetic, genetics, genetically,
general, generally, etc.
D. Alignment
3. Quotation marks (“”) • It means making text easier to read through
proper alignment.
• They are used to keep words together in search.
• It refers to how space is used, whether to align
• For example, if you search the keyword: jump
text to the right, left, or center.
street, it will return results for both jump and
• It gives order and strength in the design.
street, but if you added quotation marks, your
• Different alignments have different effects.
search engine will recognize the two words as one
word and will only return the result for “jump
street”.
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