STS 11.

Descartes and Kant Philosophers who

felt animals
(When Technology and Humanity Cross) were nothing more than
1. 1800 since when did the mindless machines
transportation change 12. E-banking providers,
dramatically ATMs, Banking
2. 1997 Toyota Prius has been Applications
performing and surpassing Examples of technology in
expectations since... banking
3. agriculture replacing human labor with 13. email It is a critical form of
machines that are operated or communication technology
controlled by people or other used by the simplest person to
machines the President.
4. ATM Quick and easy which only 14. EMV smart chips, online
requires a simple pin to access. payment providers,
5. Banking Backbone of the society today google wallet
6. Business, Communication, examples of technology in
Human Relationships, purchasing
Education, Purchasing, 15. Farmgraze invention of Mobile App for
Agriculture, Banking, farmers to work faster and be
Transportation more accurate while in the field
7 Use of technology and off the field
7. Chase, Wells Fargo, RBC, 16. Flying cars A drone that is capable of
PNB carrying
Example banks that have mobile people.
apps to access your banking 17. Genetic algorithms work by creating
and investment details easily, many instances of a
wherever and whenever you are system at once, of which only the
on the go most successful "survive" and
8. Clean energy, virtual combine to form the next generation
reality (VR), education for of instances
all, flying cars 18. Gmail, outlook,
How can technology shape up yahoo
the future in a better way? example of email providers
9. Coursera, Khan Academy, 19. GoToMeeting,
Duolingo Webex, Skype,
examples of technology Whatsapp
education (applications) example sites for video conferencing
10. Cyber-sickness and 20. Match.com,
loneliness Eharmony, Bumble
It is a disease develop when examples of virtual dating apps and
people over participate in sites
virtual relationships and end up 21. Paypal most widely used payment
with no friends in real life provider
in the USA 26. Solar power
22. rapid proliferation technology and
of smartphones electricity through
It is directly proportional to the wind turbines
booming expansion of e-commerce Examples of clean energy
and internet-based companies 27. Tesla Motors big boy of the fully electric
23. Robert Williams car world
from Mazda 28. Toyota Prius biggest contender in the
In 1979, worker in car manufacturing hybrid
struck by a robot and killed industry
24. Sedentary lifestyle 29. transportation It has become a basic
and lack of physical need of every
activities society.
___________ and ____________ can be 30. video conferencing
partly and emails
attributed to the over- dependence Examples of technology in
on smartphones. communication
25. Smartphone 31. virtual reality It can be used for
revolution, Robotics communication
and Artificial through holograms, for interacting
Intelligence, Future with 3-D objects and other useful and
of Technology educational purposes.
Impacts of technology in human lives

(The Information Age)

1. Amazon.com first online retailer award-winning business publications,

-founded by Bezos
2. analog computer a computer that uses
physical
phenomena such as electrical,
mechanical, or hydraulic quantities to
model the problem being solved.
3. Angler first smartphone
-Frank Canova
4. Apple-1 first personal computer with
keyboard
-Steve Wozniak & Steve Jobs
5. BizSugar It is a social networking
platform and
niche resource for small business
owners, entrepreneurs and managers.
The site was created in 2007 by DBH
Communications, Inc., a provider of
and later acquired by Small Business
Trends LLC, in 2009.
6. Computer a machine or device that
performs
processes, calculations and
operations based on instructions
provided by a software or hardware
program.
7. computer vision
syndrome
A condition resulting from focusing
the eyes on a computer or other
display device for uninterrupted
periods of time.
8. Currency
Relevancy/Reliability
Authority
Purpose/Point of
View
C R A P ano ano yung letters?
9. Cybercrime a crime in which a computer
is the
object of the crime or is used as a
tool to commit an offense.
10. Data privacy aka information privacy
-It is the necessity to preserve and
protect any personal information,
collected by any organization, from
being accessed by a third party.
11. Desktop Computer -a personal or micro-
mini computer
sufficient to fit on a desk.
12. Digital Computer a computer that
performs
calculations and logical operations
with quantities represented as digits,
usually in the binary number system.
13. ENIAC (Electronic
Numerical Integrator
and Computer)
The first working, digital, generalpurpose
computer.
-built by John Mauchly and J. Presper.
14. Facebook Itas launched and founded by
Mark
Zuckerberg with his college and fellow
Harvard University student Eduardo
Saverin in the early 2004.
15. Facebook
Messenger
It is a messaging app and platform.
Originally developed as Facebook Chat in
2008, the company revamped its
messaging service in 2010, and
subsequently released standalone apps in
August 2011.
16. Fake news aka junk or pseudo-news.
-a type of yellow journalism or
propaganda that consists of deliberate
disinformation of hoaxes.
17. First
Information
Revolution
this information revolution is print based.
18. Friendster it was founded by Canadian
Computer
programmer Jonathan Abrams in 2002 as a
social networking service website but
redesigned and relaunched as a social
gaming platform in June 2011
19. Fuji DS-1P first fully digital camera
-Steve Sasson
20. Gavilian -First fully functional laptop
computer
-Manny Fernandez
21. General
purpose
computers
type of computer according to purpose
-designed to perform a range of tasks
-have the ability to store numerous
programs
-lack in speed and efficiency
22. Hybrid
Computer
(Analog+Digital)
a computer that is capable of inputting
and outputting in both digital and analog
signals offers a cost effective method of
performing complex simulations.
23. IBM Blue Gene name of Philippines'
supercomputer
24. info.cern.ch first website address
-by Tim Berners-Lee (sa kanya rin yung
WWW)
25. Information age aka computer age,
digital age, or new
media age.
26. Information age refers to a time period
in which people
could access information and knowledge
easily.
27. Information
overloading
It is a situation in which too much
information is given at one time which can languages and has over 400 million
cause the inability to think clearly. registered
STS CHAPTER 8 INFORMATION AGE users.
Study online at quizlet.com/_7m7leh 36. Mainframe
28. Instagram It was created by Kevin computer
Systrom and Mike type of computer on the basis of size
Krieger, and launched in October 2010 -very large and expensive computer
-It is a mobile, desktop, and internet-based capable of
photo-sharing application and service that supporting hundreds, or even thousands, of
allow users to share pictures and videos users simultaneously
either -uses its power to execute programs
publicly or privately. concurrently.
29. Internet A global network connecting 37. Mini
millions of Computer
computers, making it possible to exchange or Server
information. type of computer on the basis of size
-a global network of network. -midsized computer
30. iPhone first smartphone by apple -possess a multiprocessing system capable
-steve jobs of
31. James R. supporting from 4 to about 200 users
Messenger simultaneously.
the theory of the information age was first 38. Mosaic first popular web browser
conceived in 1982 by? -Marc Andreessen
32. James R. 39. Motorola
Messenger DynaTAC
He published a book entitled "The Death of 8000x
the first commercial mobile phone
American Telephone & Telegraph -Martin Cooper
Company" 40. Myspace It is an American social
33. Johannes networking website, which was
Gutenberg launched in 2004 by Tom
made the first version of printing press. Anderson, Chris DeWolfe and Jon
34. Laptop Hart l. It offers an interactive,
Computer user-submitted network of friends,
-a portable computer complete with an personal profiles, blogs, groups,
integrated screen and keyboard. It is photos, music, and videos. It
generally holds the record of the most
smaller in size than a desktop computer and visited social networking site in
larger than a notebook computer the world from 2005 to 2008.
35. LinkedIn It was founded in the late 2002, 41. Osborne-1 -first true mobile computer
and relaunched -Adam Osborne
after 6 months. It is considered as the most 42. Palmtop
popular social media site for professional Computer/Digital
networking. The website is available in 24 Diary/Netbook/Personal
Digital Assistant (PDA)
-a hand-sized computer.
Palmtops have no keyboard but
the screen serves both as an input
and output device.
43. Pinterest It is a web and mobile
application startup that operates
a software system designed to
discover information on the
World Wide Web.
44. Republic Act No. 10173 known as the
Data Privacy Act
(DPA) of 2012.
-Signed by President Benigno
Aquino.
45. Republic Act No. 10175 Cybercrime
Prevention Act of
2012
46. Republic Act No. 10913 the Anti-
Distracted Driving Act of
2016
-this republic act bans the use of
a mobile communication devices
to write, send, or read text-based
communication or to make or
receive calls.
47. Second Information
Revolutions
this information revolution is
dominated by pre-digital
developments when COMPUTERS
started to be introduced.
48. Skype It was first released in August
2003, was created by the Swede
Niklas Zennstrom and the Dane
Janus Friis, in cooperation with
Ahti Heinla, Priit Kasesalu, and
Jaan Tallinn. It was the first to add
VIDEOCONFERENCING in 2006
49. Social media a computer-based
technology
that facilitates the sharing of
ideas, thoughts, and information
through the building of virtual
networks and communities.
50. Specific purpose
computers
type of computer according to plan purpose
-designed to handle a specific problem or to
perform a specific task.
-a set of instructions is built into the
machine.
51. SUMMIT holds the record of fastest
supercomputer.
52. super computer type of computer on the
basis of size
-fastest and most powerful type of
computer.
-very expensive
53. Third and Last
Information
Revolution
this information revolution began in the
introduction of the internet, and the World
Wide Web.
54. Tumblr a microblogging and social
networking website founded by David Karp
in 2007, and owned by Oath Inc.
The service allows users to post multimedia
and other content to a short-form blog.
55. Twitter -created in March 2006 by Jack
Dorsey, et. al.
-It is an online news and social networking
service where users post and interact with
messages, tweets,
restricted to 140 characters.
56. UNIVAC (Universal
Automatic Computer)
Early computer used by businesses first
built in 1957.
-first american commercial computer.
57. Viber It was launched in 2010 as a
cross-platform voice over IP and instant
messaging software application
operated by Japanese multinational
company Rakuten.
58. Web consists of a worldwide collection
of electronic documents
-combination of all resources and users on 6. Cloning asexu reproduction of an
the internet that are using the Hypertext organism using
Transfer Protocol parent cell through genetic engineering
(HTTP) 7. The Codex
59. Wikipedia -first online encyclopedia Alimentarius
-invented by Jimmy Wales & Larry Sanger. Commission
60. Workstation -terminal or desktop (Codex)
computer in a network responsible for the development of
-generic term for a user's machine (client's standards, codes of practices, guidelines,
machine) in contrast to a "server" or and recommendations on food safety
"mainframe". has developed principles for human health
61. Youtube it began when PayPal risk analysis of genetically modified food
employees created a video-sharing website products
where users could upload, share and 8. Cosmetic
view content. Preservation
genetically modified plants resist natural
(Genetically Modified Organisms: discoloration
Science Health and Politics) an example is Arctic Apple
1. AquAdvantage 9. Enzyme and
Salmon Drug
a gene from an ocean pout, an eel-like fish Production
was introduced to Pacific Chinook Salmon, use of modified microorganisms that can
making the salmin grow faster than its produce enzymes for food processing and
normal rate medicines
2. Artemesin/ an example of this id CGTase
Artemesinic Cyclomaltodextrin glycosyltransferase
Acid another example is Artemesin
is a compound used for anti-malarial drug 10. Executive
extracted from sweet wordwood plant Order No. 430
3. Bacillus of 1990
Thuringiensis this is where the GMO Concern started
a soil bacterium that produces proteins 11. Fortification genetically modified plants
which is toxic to corn borers (worms) fortified with
4. Bt Corn a genetically modified corn that is certain minerals
resistant an examplenis Golden Rice fortified with
to the destructive Asian corn borer Vitamin A through Beta Carotene
5. Cartagena 12. Genetically
Protocol on Modified
Biosafety Organism ( GMO)
international environmental treaty that an organism created through genetic
regulates the trans boundary movements of engineering
Living Modified Organisms an organism, either plant, animal, or
requirws exporters to seek consent from microorganism, in which the genetic
importers before irs first shipment of LMOs material (DNA) has been altered in a way
that does not occur naturally by mating removed from wood to make paper
or natural recombination through kraft process
13. Genetic 22. NCBP National Committee on Biosafety
Engineering of the
is the deliberate manipulation of the Philippines
organism's gened, where it mau involve Genetically Modified Organisms: Science
transfer of genes from other organism Health and Politics
14. GMOs in NonFood Crops and Study online at quizlet.com/_5axexd
Microorganisms 23. Papaya Ringspot Virus known to be
1. Flower Production detrimental to papaya plants. Its protein was
2. Paper Production introduced to papaya plant through
3. Pharmaceutical Production plant tissue which turned out to be resistanr
4 Bioremediation to the virus itself
5. Enzyme and Drug Production 24. Roles of GMOs in the Food and
6. GMOs in the medical field Agricultural Industries
15. GM Papaya also called Rainbow 1. Pest Resistance
Papaya 2. Virus Resistance
16. Humalog modified human insulin 3. Herbicide Tolerance
17. Human Genome 4. Fortification
Project 5. Cosmetic Preservation
mapping of human genes to provide 6. Increase growth rate
framework for research and studies in the 25. Rosalie Ellasus a former OFW worker in
field of medicine Singapore turned farmer, attended the
18. Humulin genetically engineered insulin Integrated Pest Management -
used by Farmers Field School and was introduced to
Type 1 diabetes patients who are BT Corn
insulindependent 26. Roundup Ready soybean an example of
19. International herbicide tolerance
Trade Glyphosate, a herbicide for weeds was
Agreement on introduced to soybeans making it tolerant to
labeling of GM the
Food and Food herbicide itself
Products 27. Shrub Tobacco/ Nicotiana Glauca
requires exporters of GM food and food genetically modified with phytochelatin
products to label their products and give TaPCSHI1, used for bioremediation
rights to importing parties to reject or 28. Top 5 Countries that Operate
accept GM products GMO Farmlands
20. Jack Williamson In 1951, coined the US
term " genetic Brazil
engineering" Argentina
author of the science fiction novel India
Dragon's Island Canada
21. Lignin is a complex polymer in trees that (GOOD LIFE)
is
1. acquired 19. humanism An intellectual movement
desires that focused on
specific wants human potential and achievements
2. apatheia the freedom from suffering 20. intellectual
3. arete greek for virtues and moral
4. benevolence kindness 2 types of virtues
5. bodily goods health, vitality, vigor, and 21. intellectual
pleasure virtue
6. bodily goods virtues of the mind
external 22. justice fairness
goods 23. materialism preoccupation with physical
goods of the comforts and
soul things
3 types of goods 24. means a method, course of action, or
7. courage bravery to do what it takes instrument by
8. daimon greek for spirit which something can be accomplished
9. democritus 25. moral virtue derived from attitudes
and 26. natural
leucippus desires
first materialists general needs
10. ends goals 27. prudence cautiousness
11. epicureanism happiness is the chief 28. prudence, justice,
goal in life, and the benevolence
means to achieve happiness was the 3 primary virtues
pursuit 29. statesmen life of honor
of pleasure 30. stoicism minimizing desires and
12. eu greek for good passions
13. eudaimonia Greek for happiness; 31. temperance, courage,
central concept in justice
aristotelian ethics 3 important moral virtues
14. external 32. temperance self control; keeps us from
goods overindulging
food, drink, shelter, clothing 33. theism belief in a god or gods as a
15. good habit allows us to perform actions fulcrum for existence
without effort 34. wise life consists of virtue
16. goods of the
soul
knowledge, skill, love, friendship, aesthetic (INFORMATION AGE 2)
enjoyment, self-esteem, and honor
17. happiness to live in accordance with
reasons means 1. 1.Who is the
acheiving excellence author of the
18. hedonism pursuit of pleasure, especially article/site?
of the senses 2. Who
published the method known as ______________, in
site? which
HOW TO CHECK THE RELIABILITY OF wooden blocks are coated with ink and
WEB pressed to sheets of paper.
SOURCES 13. A computer is an electronic devices that
2. 500 BC WHAT YEAR? Papyrus roll was stores and
used processes data. It runs on a program that
3. 1455 WHAT YEAR? Johannes conta8ns the exact, step-by-step directions
Gutenberg invented to
the printing press using movable metal type solve a problem.
4. 1861 WHAT YEAR? Motion pictures were 14. DESKTOP
projected COMPUTER
onto a screen •Described as a PC that is not designed for
5. 1940s WHAT YEAR? Beginnings of portability.
information •set up in a permanent spot.
6. 1946 WHAT YEAR? ENIAC computer •More powerful processor, additional
was memory, and enhanced capabilities.
developed 15. The Diamond
7. 1969 WHAT YEAR? UNIX operating Sutra
system was One of the earliest surviving books printed
developed, which could handle multitasking in
8. 1971 WHAT YEAR? Intel introduced the this fashion is an ancient Buddhist text
first known
microprocessor chip as "__________"
9. 1984 WHAT YEAR? Apple Macintosh 16. The Diamond
computer That Cuts
was introduced Through
10. 3000 BC WHAT YEAR? Sumerian Illusion
writing system used One of the earliest surviving books printed
pictographs to present words in this fashion is an ancient Buddhist text
11. -ARPANET known as "The Diamond Sutra"
(Advanced It was created in 868 Ad during the Tang
Research (T'ang) Dynasty (618-909) in China.
Project The full translation of the book title is
Agency "_____________________"
Network) 17. •E-mail
which established the first host-to-host •Chat-rooms
network on October 29, 1969. •Newsgroups
12. block and;
printing •audio and
Nearly 600 years before Gutenberg, video
Chinese transmission
monks were setting ink to paper using a Learning and teaching was drastically
affected by the rapid availability and
transmission of information. ___________, a tech writer shares her
18. The wisdom the
Information impact of social media to our daily lives.
Age These are follows: ____________
•Defined as a "period starting in the last _____________ ___________
quarter of the 20th century when 25. Mid 1980s WHAT YEAR? Artificial
information became effortlessly accessible intelligence was
through publications and through the separated from information science.
management of information by computers 26. •Newspapers
and computer networks". •Magazines
19. •Internet -A system of communications •Books
and methods •Social media
of commerce that allows various computer Information could now be distributed to a
network to interconnect. far wider audience, much faster and at
20. •Isolation lower cost.
•Alienation STS - The Information Age
and, Study online at quizlet.com/_7e4b8t
•Withdrawal 27. •Personal Computer (PC)
from society •Single-user instrument.
For instance, media often report that intense •First known as microcomputers since they
use of Internet increases risk of; were a complete
21. Johann computer but built on a smaller scale
Gensfleisch TYPES OF COMPUTER
zur Laden 28. PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANTS
zum (PDAS) •Integrated computers that usually
Gutenberg have no keyboards but rely
-In its essentials, the wooden press reigned on a touch screen for user input
supreme for more than 300 years, with a 29. SERVER •It refers to a computer that
hardly varying rate of 250 sheets per hour has been improved to provide
printed on one side. (creator?) network services to other computers
22. LAPTOPS •Portable computers that 30. •Transmitted
integrate the •Collected and recorded
essentials of a desktop computer. •Regardless of its point of origin
•Battery package Now, through internet, information whether
23. MAINFRAMES •These are huge public or private,
computer systems that can verbal and visual, could be easily;
fill an entire room. 31. WEARABLE COMPUTERS •Cell
•They are used especially by large firms to phones, watches, and other small objects or
describe the expensive machines that places.
process millions of transactions every day •They perform common computer
24. Melissa Tyler, applications such as,
The youth, databases, email, multimedia and etc.
Marketing,
Entertainment