SAS ( 10)

● Number of purchased items.

● LibreOffice spreadsheet
module.
● Cost of item from the
supplier.
● Number of individual sheets
● Each sheet contains cells
that are arranged in rows ● Selling price in the market.
and columns
● Row number and column
letter identify a particular ● Sub-total per item.
cell. ● Compute the product of QTY
and Retail Price

● Hold the individual elements,

numbers, formulas, and so on ● Differences between Retail
that makeup data to display Price and Purchase Price.
and manipulate.
● In calc, each sheet can have
● Total/sum of the range of
a maximum of 1,048,576 rows
cells.
and a maximum of 1024
● Inside the parenthesis of
columns. Can hold up to
Sum () are the cells that are
32,000 sheets.
separated with a colon that
indicates the range of cells.
- Symbol used to initiate a
formula. SAS (11)
Mathematical Operators
(+) Addition
● Presentation program
(-) Subtraction
included in LibreOffice.
(*) Multiplication
(/) Division
Basic Function ● Single page of presentation
Sum () where all objectives and
Average () information are displayed
Product () when played.
Quotient ()

● Presentation of a series of
still images on a projection
screen or electronic display
 device, typically in a ● E-learning platform that has
prearranged sequence. been created using internet
technology.
● Have revolutionized access
to all sorts of information.
● Animate pictures, graphics, ● Used for everyday life for all
charts, and all other objects sorts of things.
added to slides.

● motion effects that occur in ● Internet and Intranet hold

slideshow view when you tremendous potential for the
move from one slide to the rapid dissemination of
next slide during a knowledge and information
presentation. to a worldwide workforce.

SAS (12) BENEFITS THAT USERS MAY

EXPERIENCE WHEN ONLINE
PLATFORMS ARE PROPERLY USED
NEW SLIDE TO CREATE ICT CONTENT:
● Allows you to add another
empty slide. 1. Enable Collaboration
2. Knowledge and Information
DUPLICATE SLIDE sharing
● Add another slide, the same 3. Provide facility to create ICT
as what you have selected. content.
4. Increases access to open
RENAME SLIDE data.
● Changing the name of your 5. Make information available.
slide. 6. Establish a connection to
people of the same interest.
HIDE SLIDE 7. Provides information needed
● Use to visually present for by many people.
editing but hidden during the
slideshow.

DELETE SLIDE 1. Search Engine Platforms

● Use to remove slide. (Google, Yahoo, Bing)
2. E – Commerce platforms
SAS (18) (Amazon, eBay, Lazada)
3. Music and Video Sharing
platforms (YouTube and
Vimeo)
 4. Social network platforms ➔ To share information about
(Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter) you.
5. Collaboration platforms
(Google docs, Asana,
GoToMeeting, Prezi,
Office360) ● Main component and only
6. Online storage platform component of a web
(Google Drive, Next Cloud, application.
OneDrive, Drobox) ● Text file containing
7. Learning Platforms HYPERTEXT MARKUP
(Blackboard, Edmodo, LANGUAGE (HTML)
Google Classroom)
8. Online Website Builders (Wix, BASIC PRINCIPLE OF WEB
BigCart) DESIGN
9. Payment System (Payfit, 1. Consider your audience and
PayMaya, Gcash) goals.
2. Plan your site on a paper.
CREATE YOUR G-MAIL 3. Site layout
ACCOUNT - Strive for consistency.
1. Open another window on - Provide a rich set of
your browser. links within your
2. Type “gmail.com” on the website.
address bar. - Post only relevant
3. Then click on “Create information in your
Account” link. website.
4. Website Medium
SAS (19) - Provide opportunities
for medium.
- Avoid text-based
● Group of World Wide Web information.
pages usually contain - Be thematic on web
hyperlinks that are linked content and design.
together and made - Avoid dead links.
available online for an 5. The homepage
individual, company, - Give your website a
educational institution, descriptive title.
government, or organization. - Include a brief
introduction.
A website has three main purposes: - Make the homepage is
➔ To sell a product simple yet attractive
➔ To share general information as possible.
about a specific subject. 6. Accessibility
 - Ensure that texts are
legible.
- Avoid using
large-sized
images/videos.
7. Beta-test the website.
- Ask your classmate to
critique your website.
- Proofread your
website content.

ELEMENT OF A WEBSITE

● Title of website.

● Links where users can

navigate on the website

● Multimedia and text-based

information.
● Where images and
information are placed.

● Copyright and hosting site of

web publication.