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    Current and Future Trends of

    Media And Information


    Lesson 9
    MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE
    COURSE
    EDUCAUSE a nonprofit organization
    composed of IT Leaders and
    professionals, defines MOOC as"a
    model for delivering learning content
    online to any person who wants to take
    a course, with no limit on attendances
    1. Massive - It should allow access to a very large number of
    students, much larger than a face-to-face class, or a traditional
    online course. It can even reach up to 500,000 learners or more!

    2. Open - It does not have an admission process nor qualifications to be able to


    register or enroll. MOOCs being open also means free and open access to
    educational resources hosted in varied online places.

    3. Online - The course is done remotely via the Internet and does not require
    physical attendance at a classroom, which also means that anyone from
    anywhere around the world with an Internet connection can avail of these
    courses.

    4. Courses - It should have learning objectives to be achieved by students after


    Example of Massive
    Open Online Course
    Example of Massive
    Open Online Course
    HAPTICS TECHNOLOGY

    - Is a feedback technology (using


    computer applications) that takes
    advantage of the user's sense of
    touch by applying force, vibrations
    and/or motions to the User.
    Example of Haptics
    Technology

    Cellphone Keyboard
    CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS
    Context awareness is the ability of a
    system or system component to
    gather information about its
    environment at any given time and
    adapt behaviors accordingly.
    Example of
    Current Trends: Contextual
    Digital Transformation - Awareness:
    Media organizations are
    continuing to shift from
    traditional print and
    broadcast formats to
    digital platforms. This
    includes online news
    websites, streaming
    services, and social
    media channels.
    Example of
    Future Trends: Contextual
    Awareness:
    AI and Automation -
    Artificial intelligence will play a
    more prominent role in content
    creation, recommendation
    algorithms, and personalization.
    Automated journalism, where
    AI generates news articles, may
    become more common. Robotic Arms
    VOICE AND TONE
    RECOGNATION

    -Is the ability of a machine or


    program to receive and interpret
    dictation or to understand and
    perform spoken commands.
    Example of Voice And
    Tone Recognition

    Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri,


    And Google Assistant
    INTELLIGENT ROUTING TO
    DEVICES
    Useful in the provision of the precise
    description and location of a street-
    based issue using Smart-phones and
    mobile devices that can take photos
    and have GPS (global positioning
    system) support.
    Example of Intelligent
    Routing to Devices

    GPS Bike Map


    EYE TRACKING TECHNOLOGY
    -Eye tracking systems use cameras and sensors to capture
    the movements and positions of a person's eyes.

    -There are two main types of eye tracking technology:


    remote and head-mounted. Remote eye tracking systems
    use cameras placed at a distance from the subject, while
    head-mounted systems are worn on the head or integrated
    into VR/AR headsets.

    -These systems typically use infrared light to illuminate the


    eyes, making it easier to detect and track eye movements.
    INTERNET GLASSES
    Smartglasses or are eye or head-
    worn wearable computers that offer
    useful capabilities to the user. Many
    smartglasses include displays that
    add information alongside or to
    what the wearer
    Example of Internet
    Glasses

    SMART GLASSES
    WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY
    -Is any kind of electronic device
    designed to be worn on the user's
    body. Such devices can take many
    different forms, including jewelry,
    accessories, medical devices, and
    clothing or elements of clothing.
    Example of Wearable
    Technology

    SMARTWATCH
    UBIQUITOUS LEARNING
    -Refers to the concept of accessing and
    engaging with educational content
    anytime and anywhere, using various
    digital devices and technologies. It
    involves incorporating technology into
    the learning process to provide learners
    with constant access to educational
    Example of Ubiquitous
    Learning
    Thankyou and
    godbless!!

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