2nd QE Flashcards
are digital environment, usually accessed via the internet, that allow individuals,
organizations, and communities to interact, share information, collaborate, and perform various activities
Online Platforms
allow users to connect, share information, and work together efficiently, regardless of location
Online Platform
Categories of online platforms
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Communication
Collaboration
Content Creation
Learning and Development
Social Media
Cloud
Online ____________ facilitate instant messaging, video conferencing, and email, essential for real-time communication in professional and academic environments
Communication Platforms
Email remains an essential tool for formal communication, sending documents, and sharing information across organizations and teams.
Email
- Gmail
- Outlook
Used for group chats, direct messaging, and collaborative channels for
team communication, these apps also integrate file-sharing and task
management
Messaging Apps
- Slack
- MS Teams
- Discord
Platforms that support online meetings, webinars, and virtual classrooms,
allowing for interactive video and audio communication
Video Conferencing (Zoom, Google Meet, Skype)
is essential for web development, media
production, and designing user interfaces or presentations.
Content Creation Platforms
Easy-to-use graphic design platforms for creating presentations, social
media content, infographics, and more, offering templates and design
elements
Canva/Adobe Spark
Web development platforms for designing websites without requiring
deep coding skills. They offer drag-and-drop builders and customizable
templates
Wix/WordPress
Platforms for uploading, sharing, and streaming video content, used for
tutorials, education, and marketing purposes
Youtube/Vimeo
Online learning platforms enable individuals and institutions
to access educational content, certifications, and training
Learning and Development Platforms
Learning management systems (LMS) that provide online courses,
assignments, grading, and student-teacher interactions
Google Classroom / Moodle
Online platforms offering courses, certificates, and professional
development in ICT, coding, business, and other skills. These platforms
are excellent for upskilling and reskilling
Coursera / UDemy / LinkedIn Learning
These platforms are essential for communication, networking, and
promoting content
Social Media Platforms
Widely used social networking platforms for sharing content, staying
updated with news, and communicating with peers or clients
FB, IG, X
A professional networking platform used for building connections, job
searches, and sharing industry-specific knowledge.
enable the storage, processing, and management of data and applications over
the internet.
Cloud Storage
A comprehensive cloud computing service offering scalable computing
power, storage, and networking capabilities
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Cloud platforms for hosting applications, databases, and large-scale web
services, supporting various ICT infrastructure needs.
Google Cloud / Microsoft Azure
WWW
World Wide Web
system of interlinked hypertext
documents accessed via the Internet.
web
operates on the Internet, a global network of networks that the ___ uses to communicate between computers
web
Foundations of the Web
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
URLs (Uniform Resource Locators)
HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol)
This is the standard markup language used to create web pages. It structures the content
on web pages
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
These are web addresses that uniquely identify and locate a piece of content on the Web.
URLs (Uniform Resource Locators)
This is the protocol used for transmitting web pages over the Internet.
HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol)
1996-2004
o Tim Berners Lee
o Information Web
o Read-only
o Static web pages
o Hyperlinking & Bookmarking
o Millions of Use
Web 1.0
2004-2016
o Tim O’Reily
o Social web
o Read-Write-Only
o Interaction
o Dynamic content
o Billions of Users
Web 2.0
2016-present
o Tim Berners Lee
o Semantic Web
o Executable
o Immersion
o 3D Visuals and AI Generated
o Trillions of Users
Web 3.0
refers to a central location with more than one or several web pages.
website
typically consists of many web pages linked together under a common domain name.
website
document on the Web that is accessed in a web browser.
web page
what the user is primarily interested in, and it’s structured and presented through HTML
Content
are references to other pages or resources on the web
Hyperlinks
can embed various multimedia elements
Multimedia Elements
Web pages can include interactive elements like forms, buttons, and other controls
that allow users to perform actions interacting with the content in various ways.
Interactivity
With the wide variety of devices used to access the web
Responsive Design
elements, such as menus and search bars, help users find their way
around a website.
Navigation
Accessible web pages are designed to be usable by all people, including those with
disabilities
Accessibility
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used alongside HTML to define the
appearance and layout of web pages
Styles and Layout
Many web pages display dynamic content, which can change based on user
interactions, time, or other variables
Dynamic Content
Security measures are crucial for protecting the integrity and confidentiality of
data exchanged between the user’s browser and the website.
Security Features
a delivery medium, a form of mass communication – newspaper, magazine or tv
Media
tools that are used to represent or do certain things, an information presentation/distribution tool
Media
It is the usage of multiple agents for disseminating and presenting information to audience (target user)
Multimedia
a combination of text, graphic, sound, animation, and video that is delivered interactively to the
user by electronic or digitally manipulated means
Multimedia
Element of Multimedia
Static (text, graphics)
Dynamic (video, sound, animation)
media consist exclusively of a sequence of individual elements without a time component
static
basic element of multimedia
* term for something that contains words to express something
* Used in contents and labels in menus or navigational buttons
text
Two-dimensional figure or illustration
* Could be produced manually or by any computer graphics technology
* Used in multimedia to show more clearly what a particular information is all about
graphics
time-dependent continuous media
dynamic
the technology of capturing, recording, processing, transmitting, and
reconstructing moving pictures
video
bring a sense of realism to multimedia files and useful in engaging the users and
evoking emotion
video
the sound we hear; encompasses everything from music and speech to sound
effects and environmental noise
* the sonic representation of any kind of sound
sound
illusion of motion created by the consecutive display of images of static
elements ; animation is used to further enhance/enrich the experience of the user
to further understand the information conveyed to them
animation
Digital content that combines various forms of media, such as text, graphics, audio, video, and animations, in a way that allows users to engage with and manipulate the content.
Interactive Multimedia
offers users an active role in shaping their experience and often involves user input and feedback
Interactive Multimedia
Characteristics of Interactive Multimedia
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User Interaction
Dynamic Content
Feedback and Response
Engagement
Non-Linearity
such as clicking on buttons, links, or objects, inputting data, making choices, or navigating through a non-linear structure
User Internet
can adapt and respond to user actions in real-time, changing the content or
experience accordingly
Dynamic Content
clicking on a button may trigger an animation, video, or a change in the displayed content
Feedback and Response
engage and immerse users to various contents
Engagement
Users can choose their path, explore information at their own pace
Non-Linearity
Graphic Types
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Decorative
Representational
Organizational
Relational
Transformational
Interpretative
A working practice whereby individuals work together for a common purpose to achieve business purpose; the act of producing or making something together
Collaboration
a new type of teamwork where users can achieve a highly productive state together
by reducing the artificial hurdles that prior solutons hadd pit between them
Deep Collaboration
Types of Collaboration
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Team Collaboration
Community Collaboration
Network Collaboration
Cloud Collaboration
Video Collaboration
a team leader who is in charge of supervising the other team members. The team members collaborate on an equal basis to complete their tasks
Team Collabpration
The goal is often to share knowledge and learn, as opposed to completing a task together
Community Collaboration
Network members collaborate virtually without necessarily knowing each other personally
Network Collaboration
This method of collaboration allows more than one user to access, read, and edit
documents in real-time
Cloud Collaboration
Virtual conference rooms where meetings are held. Guests are given invitations to join the
meeting using their mobile and desktop or laptop computers.
Video Collaboration
A software or platform designed to facilitate and enhance collaboration and communication among
individuals or groups working on a common task or project.
Online Collaboration Tools
These tools are essential for both remote and
in-person collaboration and can be used by teams in various settings
Online Collaboration Tools
Features of Online Collaborative Tools
Document Sharing and Editing
Communication
Project Management
File Sharing and Storage
Task and Calendar Management
Collaboration Spaces
Social Collaboration
Online Whiteboards
Workflow Automation
multiple users to work on the same document
simultaneously
Document sharing and editing
enable real-time communication among team members, regardless of their physical location
Communication
help teams manage tasks, track project progress, set deadlines,
and allocate resources
Project management
Cloud storage make it easy to store, share, and access files and data from anywhere
File sharing and storage
help teams stay organized and manage their schedules
Task and Calendar management
platforms provide a space for teams to create and share content, such as wikis and knowledge bases
Collaboration spaces
promote social interaction within organizations, allowing employees
to share updates, news, and ideas
Social Collaboration
enable teams to collaborate visually, making it easier to brainstorm, plan, and visualize ideas
Online whiteboards
Automate routine tasks by connecting various apps and services
Workflow automation
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Enhanced collaboration
Advantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Efficiency
Advantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Learning Curve (affects productivity)
Disadvantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Access to shared resources
Advantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Security and privacy concern
Disadvantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Technical issues - integration concerns
Disadvantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Remote work capability
Advantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Project management
Advantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Knowledge sharing
Advantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Misuse and abuse
Disadvantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Data loss and backup concerns
Disadvantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Costs (subsription fees and maintanenance)
Disadvantage
Advantage or Disadvantage of Collab tools
Cost savings (physical space, travel expenses)
Advantage
Categories of online collaboration tools
Communication
Application
Coordination
Cooperation
the collaborative effort of a group to achieve a common goal or to complete a task in an
effective and efficient way. It involves the combined action of a group, where each member contributes their
strengths, supports each other, and compensates for weaknesses in others.
Teamwork
Teamwork brings together individuals with diverse skills, backgrounds,
and perspectives. This diversity can enhance creativity, foster innovation, and lead to more effective problem-
solving as different viewpoints are considered.
Diversity of skills and perspective
By dividing tasks according to each member’s strengths, teams can accomplish tasks more
efficiently than individuals working in isolation. Collaboration can also lead to the pooling of resources and a
reduction in duplication of effort
Efficiency
Team members support each other both emotionally and practically. This support
can increase motivation and commitment to the task at hand, as members feel valued and recognized for
their contributions
Support and Motivation
Working in a team allows individuals to learn from each other, acquiring new
skills and gaining insights from colleagues’ experiences and knowledge. This can lead to personal and
professional development
Learning and Development
Effective teamwork requires clear communication. Team members learn to
express their ideas and listen to others, leading to improved understanding and cooperation
Improved Communication
In a team, members are often more accountable for their actions and
contributions because their performance affects the entire group.
Responsibility and Accountability
Teams that work well together can be more adaptable to changing
circumstances or unexpected challenges, as they can quickly reallocate resources and adjust strategies.
Flexibility and Adaptability
While teamwork can sometimes lead to conflicts due to differing opinions, it also
provides a platform for conflict resolution through discussion and compromise, fostering a healthier work
environment.
Conflict Resolution
Being part of a team can foster a sense of belonging and unity among
members. This emotional connection can enhance loyalty to the team and its objectives.
Sense of Belonging and Unity
describes the unequal distribution of information and communication technology across nations
digital divide
“gap between information-haves and -have nots”
digital divide
2 contributing (major) factors
access and understanding
obtaining a digital connection (infrastructure)
access
skills on how to use
understanding
factors for digital divide existence
infrastructure, geography, government restrictions
differences impacting access and quality of internet services
infrastructure
where remote or rural areas face more challenges in connectivity
geography
which can limit access to information and technology through censorship or lack of investment in digital infrastructure
government restrictions
