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ICT - Network Communicaton
ICT - Network Communicaton
ICT - Network Communicaton
COMMUNICATION
Term 2 Project: Video-Making (3
minutes)
1. Using any application software, create a 3-minute video
presenting the beauty of Indonesia particularly West Sumatra
2. Using pictures and video clips that you have gathered from the
actual site or from the internet(must cite the reference), create
a 3-minute video.
3. You may include captions, voice over and other effects that
would enhance your video.
4. Each group may have 2-3 members only.
5. Deadline is on or before Nov 21, 2019
Computer Networks (LAN, WLAN, PAN and WAN)
Authoring/
FAXES AND EMAILS
There are two basic ways of sending a fax:
Fax (short for facsimile), sometimes called telecopying or telefax (the latter short for
telefacsimile), is the telephonic transmission of scanned printed material (both text and
images), normally to a telephone number connected to a printer or other output device.
Electronic Faxing (this requires a network, such as internet, for the fax to be sent)
Physical Fax Machines
Fax machines have been used for many years to send and receive paper
documents.
It allows documents to be sent to another fax machine using a normal
telephone line.
The user places the document in the fax machine tray, lifts the receiver and
dials the fax number of the recipient and then presses <send>.
Electronic Faxing
(or online faxing) which makes use of
computer technology and the internet.
It has the following advantages over the
more traditional method:
costs are reduced as there is no need to
buy a fax machine, ink/toner or paper
transfers using electronic methods are
encrypted, improving security
transmissions are sent to an email
account, which is password is protected
there is no issue of a ‘busy signal’
preventing the fax being sent
Electronic Mail (Email)
Emails are particularly useful when sending attachments (documents, videos,
music).
Emails can be sent to, or sent from, any device connected to the internet.
Comparison of Traditional Faxes and Emails
Traditional Faxes Emails
• They are more likely to be intercepted since • More secure than faxes (password protected
the document needs to be printed out and and usually sent to an individual’s
the fax machine is potentially accessible to computer)
many people in the office • No need to print the document (cost saving
• Signatures on faxes are accepted legally and more environmentally friendly)
• The quality of the documents printed out • The document is usually of a much better
can be quite poor at times quality
• If the telephone line is busy, there can be a • Unlike paper-based faxes, documents
considerably delay in sending the fax received in emails can be modified or easily
• It can be a slow process if several copied and pasted into other documents
documents are to be sent, since each • Documents and files can be sent and
document needs to be scanned before it is received from any device that has internet
transmitted connectivity
• It is much easier to send multiple recipients
at the same time
• People are more likely to have access to
email accounts than a fax machine
Video Conferencing
It is a communication method that uses both video and sound.
It is a substitute for face-to-face conferences between a number of
people, who may be in different part of the country or live overseas.
It is carried out in real time and makes use of some form of network.
The basic hardware includes:
- webcams
- large monitors/television screens
- microphones
- speakers
Software used in video conferencing:
Software Description
Webcam and It is vital that the correct software is used to ensure that the
microphone webcam and microphone transmit their images and sound to the
software drivers other delegates (these are sometimes referred to as hardware
drivers)