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    1. Communication technologies have evolved significantly with inventions like mobile phones, television, and the internet that allow information to be shared more widely. 2. The World Wide Web started as static websites but has progressed to more dynamic Web 2.0 and Semantic Web 3.0 platforms that enable user participation and mass information sharing. 3. Emerging trends in information and communication technologies include convergence of multiple functions into single devices, rising use of social media, and mobile technologies for connecting people globally.

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    1. Communication technologies have evolved significantly with inventions like mobile phones, television, and the internet that allow information to be shared more widely. 2. The World Wide Web started as static websites but has progressed to more dynamic Web 2.0 and Semantic Web 3.0 platforms that enable user participation and mass information sharing. 3. Emerging trends in information and communication technologies include convergence of multiple functions into single devices, rising use of social media, and mobile technologies for connecting people globally.

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    1. Communication technologies have evolved significantly with inventions like mobile phones, television, and the internet that allow information to be shared more widely. 2. The World Wide Web started as static websites but has progressed to more dynamic Web 2.0 and Semantic Web 3.0 platforms that enable user participation and mass information sharing. 3. Emerging trends in information and communication technologies include convergence of multiple functions into single devices, rising use of social media, and mobile technologies for connecting people globally.

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    Empowerment Technologies effectively.

    Radio, television, satellites and the World Wide


    Information and Communication Technologies Web (www) are powerful tools that can be used.

    - deals with the use of different communication ICT in the Philippines


    technologies such as mobile phones, telephones, the • according to the 2013 edition of Measuring the
    Internet, etc. to locate, save,send and edit information. Information Society by the International
    Telecommunication Union, there are 106.8 cellphones per
    EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION 100 Filipinos in the year 2012

    Communication has improved and evolved to facilitate our • in a data gathered by the Annual Survey of Philippine
    daily activities. In the 21st century, everything related to Business and Industries, NSO, in 2010, the ICT industry
    communication utilizes technology to ‘send out’ or shares 19.3% of the total employment population
    disseminate information
    to a wider audience. Information can be ‘sent out’ in many • Time Magazine in 2014 released “The Selfiest Cities
    ways. The inventions of cellular phones, television and around the World” which included Makati and Pasig City at
    other electronic devices are important in enhancing Rank 1 and Cebu City at Top 9.
    communication.
    The World Wide Web
    Communication is an act of transmitting messages. It is a - invented by Tim Berners-Lee
    process whereby information is exchanged between
    individuals using symbols, signs or verbal interactions.
    Previously, people communicated through sign or symbols, World Wide Web: Web 1.0
    performing drama and poetry. With the advent of • the page cannot be manipulated by the user
    technology, these ‘older’ • the content is also the same for all users
    forms of communication are less utilized as compared to Examples of Static Websites
    the use of the Internet, e-mail or video conferencing. •Documentation
    •Developing Cache
    INFORMATION •Website presentation
    •Communication cache-scrapping buffer
    Information refers to the knowledge obtained from •Forms
    reading, investigation, study or research. •Newsletter Contents
    •Disaster page
    We need information to make decisions and to predict the •Recovery from disaster status
    future. For example, scientists can detect the formation of •Landing page/scales
    a tsunami using the latest •Blogs.
    technology and warn the public to avoid
    disasters in the affected areas. World Wide Web: Web 2.0
    • the evolution of Web 1.0
    TECHNOLOGY • the user is able to see a website differently than others
    Technology is the use of scientific knowledge, experience • allows users to interact with a page
    and resources to create processes and products that fulfill
    human needs. Technology is vital in communication.

    Aiding Communication Features of Web 2.0


    Telephone and fax machines are the devices used in 1. Folksonomy
    extending communication. ~allows users to categorize and classify/arrange
    information using freely chosen keywords.
    Spreading Information
    To broadcast information such as news or weather reports 2. Rich User Experience
    ~content is dynamic and is responsive to user’s input. 1. Convergence

    3. User Participation "Convergent technology" refers to the integration and


    coming together of different technologies,
    ~others can place a content of their own by means of functionalities, or services into a unified system. It
    comments, reviews and evaluation. involves the combination of traditionally separate
    technologies to create a more efficient and versatile
    4. Long Tail solution. The goal of convergent technology is to provide
    ~services are offered on demand rather than on a users with a seamless experience by consolidating various
    one-time purchase. capabilities into a single platform or device.

    5. Software as a Service 2. Social Media Platforms


    ~users will subscribe to a software only - process of connecting people, bringing
    when needed rather than purchasing them. relevant and pertinent information to
    people across the globe, social media
    6. Mass Participation platform are in the forefront.
    ~diverse information sharing through universal web
    access. 2. Social Media

    World Wide Web: Web 3.0 a. social networks


    • The “Semantic Web” is a movement led by b. bookmarking sites
    the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) c. social news
    d. media sharing
    • aimed to have machines understand the user’s e. microblogging
    preferences to be able to deliver web f. blogs and forums
    content specifically targeting the user
    1. convergence
    Problems Hindering the Rise of Web 3.0 2. social media
    1. Compatibility 3. mobile technologies
    ~HTML files and current web browsers could not support 4.assistive media
    Web 3.0.
    Online Crimes
    2. Security CYBERBULLYING
    ~the user’s security is also in question since the machine is • Any severe or repeated use by one or more students of a
    saving his/her preferences. written, verbal or electronic expression, or a physical act
    or gesture, or any combination thereof, directed at
    3. Vastness another student that has the effect of actually causing or
    ~- the World Wide Web already contains billions of web placing the latter in reasonable fear of physical or
    pages. emotional harm or damge to his or her property.

    4. Vagueness
    ~certain words are imprecise. FORMS OF CYBERBULLYING

    5. Logic FLAMING
    ~since machines use logic, there are certain limitations for HARASSMENT
    a computer to be able to predict what the user is referring DENIGRATION
    to at a given time. -Sending or posting gossip or rumors
    about a person to damage his or her reputation or
    Trends in ICT friendships.
    IMPERSONATION

    OUTING
    • Sharing someone’s secrets or embarrassing information
    or images online

    TRICKERY

    Talking to someone to let him or her reveal his or her


    secrets or embarrassing information and share it
    online.

    EXCLUSION
    Is when one is intentionally or cruelly excluded from an
    online group

    CYBERSTALKING

    Act of repeated, intense harassment and denigration that


    includes threats or creates significant fear.

    iDENTITY THEFT
    Defines all types of crimes in which someone wrongfully
    obtains and uses another person’s personal data in
    someway that involves farud,
    deception, typicaly for economic gain.

    PHISING
    Sending emails purporting to be from reputable
    companies in order to induce individuals to reveal
    personal information such as passwords and credit card
    numbers.

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