Lesson 1: ICT Flashcards
What does ICT stands for?
Information and
Communications
Technology
refers to the
technologies that provide
users access to
information through
telecommunications.
ICT
The basic components of
ICT include data,
hardware, information,
people or users,
procedures, and software.
ICT
How many Filipinos owns a smartphone?
44 million
How many hours does filipinos spend online?
10 hours
How many minutes does filipinos spend on social media platforms?
144 minutes
Philippines’s rank in cyber security index.
61 out of 182
Philippines mobile internet speed rank.
89 out of 143
Ai, automation, autonomous vehicles, extended reality, vr, ar, metavers, iot, cyber security.
Trends in ict
As we move through 2024, the trend is
clear: individuals and organisations that
embrace and utilise AI are positioning
themselves for significant advantages over
those that don’t.
Artificial intelligence
the application of advanced
technologies to automate
tasks
Automation
used in automating repetitive tasks or
jobs
Examples:
• Data Migration
• Payment Processing
ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION (RPA)
Self Driving
Autonomous vehicles
technologies used to create
more engaging digital
experiences including vr and ar.
EXTENDED
REALITY (XR)
VR
Virtual reality
AR
Augmented reality
will help
you connect with people when you
aren’t physically in the same place and
get us even closer to that feeling of
being together in person.
Metaverse
IoT
Internet of Things
can include
anything with a sensor that is assigned a
unique identifier (UID). The primary goal
of the ___ is to create self-reporting
devices that can communicate with each
other (and users) in real time.
Internet of Things(IoT)
Investing in cutting-edge security
solutions becomes a strategic
imperative, focusing on adaptive
technologies that can dynamically
respond to evolving threats.
Cybersecurity
Investing in cutting-edge security
solutions becomes a strategic
imperative, focusing on adaptive
technologies that can dynamically
respond to evolving threats.
Cybersecurity
embarrassing, harassing,
or bullying a person using
the Internet and
communication
technologies
Cyber-bullying
act of stalking and
repeatedly harassing
someone else through
internet or other electronic
devices
Cyber-stalking
act of gaining access to or
controlling one’s account
or computer secretly to
gain something, make a
statement, or challenge
oneself
Hacking
stealing someone’s
personal
information and
using them without
permission
Identity Theft
include texts,
photos, and videos
that are illegal,
offensive, or
inappropriate for
some age groups
Inappropriate Content
a network of
compromised
computers controlled
by a robot that
performs malicious
acts for its creator
trying to gain access to
a computer and add it
to their web
Botnets
act of deceiving users
through fabricated
promises or stories,
typically, to gain
money from the victim
Internet Scams
act of pretending to be a
legitimate business, a
neighbor, or someone
else
Spoofing
it is done by fraudsters
to gain confidence, get
access to computers,
steal data and money, or
spread malware
Spoofing
when someone manipulates,
exploits, or abuses a minor
online.
Online Grooming
Victims are often bribed with
gifts or money in exchange of
sexual images or videos.
Online Grooming
unwanted and unsolicited
messages, often through e-
mail
Spam
Internet Etiquette represents the
essence of proper manners and
behavior online
Netiquette
