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    ICT stands for Information and Communications Technology and refers to the use of technology to handle information and facilitate communication. It involves machinery and equipment developed through scientific knowledge, such as mobile phones, telephones, and the internet. The functions of ICT include locating, saving, sending, and editing information. The World Wide Web allows for interlinked hypertext documents that can be accessed via the internet, with Web 1.0 consisting of static pages and Web 2.0 featuring dynamic, user-affected content through folksonomy, rich user experience, and mass participation.

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    ICT stands for Information and Communications Technology and refers to the use of technology to handle information and facilitate communication. It involves machinery and equipment developed through scientific knowledge, such as mobile phones, telephones, and the internet. The functions of ICT include locating, saving, sending, and editing information. The World Wide Web allows for interlinked hypertext documents that can be accessed via the internet, with Web 1.0 consisting of static pages and Web 2.0 featuring dynamic, user-affected content through folksonomy, rich user experience, and mass participation.

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    Intro of Ict

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    ICT stands for Information and Communications Technology and refers to the use of technology to handle information and facilitate communication. It involves machinery and equipment developed through scientific knowledge, such as mobile phones, telephones, and the internet. The functions of ICT include locating, saving, sending, and editing information. The World Wide Web allows for interlinked hypertext documents that can be accessed via the internet, with Web 1.0 consisting of static pages and Web 2.0 featuring dynamic, user-affected content through folksonomy, rich user experience, and mass participation.

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    LESSON1

    WHAT IS ICT?
    ICT
    • INFORMATION: IT IS FACTS PROVIDED
    OR LEARNED ABOUT SOMETHING OR
    SOMEONE.
    • COMMUNICATION: IMPARTING OR
    EXCHANGING OF INFORMATION OR NEWS.
    • TECHNOLOGY: MACHINERY AND
    EQUIPMENT DEVELOPED FROM THE
    APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE.
    ICT STANDS FOR:
    • INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
    TECHNOLOGY WHICH IS DEALS WITH THE USE
    OF DIFFERENT COMMUNICATION
    TECHNOLOGY THROUGH INFORMATION
    • EXAMPLES OF COMMUNICATION TECH.

    • MOBILE PHONES
    • TELEPHONES
    • INTERNET
    FUNCTION OF ICT
    • LOCATOR
    • SAVE
    • SEND
    • EDIT
    WORLD WIDE WEB
    • WORLD WIDE WEB (www) ARE THE
    INTERLINKED BY HYPERTEXT LINKS, AND CAN
    BE ACCESSED VIA THE INTERNET.
    • WEB1.0(FLATPAGE/STATIC)
    • IS A STATIONARY PAGE THAT CANNOT
    BEMANIPULATED BY THE USER.

    • WEB2.0 –WEBSITES THAT CONTAIN DYNAMIC


    CONTENT
    • REFERS TO THE WEBPAGES THAT AFFECTED BY
    THE USER OR PREFERENCES.
    FEATURES OF WEB 2.0
    • FOLKSONOMY
    • RICH USER EXPERIENCE
    • LONG TAIL
    • USER PARTICIPATION
    • SOFTWARE AS SERVICE
    • MASS PARTICIPATION
    • TIMBERNERS LEE – THE FOUNDER OF WWW.

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