COMPARISON AND

CONTRAST
NUANCES VARIED
ONLINE PLATFORMS
 OBJECTIVES:
 Define online platform
 Compare and Contrast the nuances of
varied online platforms, sites and
content to address situational
challenges
 Cite examples of online platforms,
sites and content.
 WHAT ARE THE
EXAMPLE OF ONLINE
PLATFORMS YOU
USUALLY VISIT?
(Websites/Application)
Why you visit those
internet sites/online
platforms? How
often?
WHAT IS AN ONLINE
PLATFORMS?
ONLINE PLATFORMS

-are technologies that are

grouped to be used as a base
upon which other application
processes or technologies are
developed.
Is a base of technologies
designed to run within
an online environment
and provides interactive
online services.
It is a structure or a place
that uses internet that
can be used by people for
different purposes. Such
as for communication,
educational and business
purposes.
 What are the different
types of online
platforms?
There are 10 different types of online
platforms and each of them has their
own uses and effectiveness:
1.Assistive Media 5.Mobile Media
2.Collaborative 6. Online Systems
Platform 7. Social Media
3. Convergent 8. WEB 1.0
Technologies 9. WEB 2.0
4. Information and 10. WEB 3.0
Communications
Technology (ICT)
ASSISTIVE MEDIA

text-to-speech systems
using Optical Character
SCREEN READING
Recognition (OCR), FOR BLINDS
 ASSISTIVE MEDIA
-This platform is created to help people
with disabilities access computers from
the itself “assistive”, they guide
individuals with disability like blind
people by using audio recording of the
literary works.
COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM
Common uses include teaching
and educational and corporate
use. Your blog can be a
personal diary, a project
collaboration tool, a guide, or
any means of communicating
and publishing information on
the web.
BLOGSPOT
COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM
-This platform is categorized
as a business software, ideal
platform for a business-
oriented persons sharing the
same kind of interests.
CONVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
-are digital forms of communication.
This platform includes any
communication device or
applications to help people gather
information and easily communicate
by means of cellular phones,
computer network and hardware and
software, blogging and email.
MOBILE MEDIA
MOBILE MEDIA
-Talks about media devices
such as mobile phones as
the primary source of
portable media from which
we could get information
and communicate to one
another easily. Nowadays,
smartphones are the most
used devices for mobile
media because of its
features and it is handy for
users.
ONLINE SYSTEM
ONLINE SYSTEM

Online systems are accessible from any

computer anywhere where there is an Internet
connection.
SOCIAL MEDIA
 SOCIAL MEDIA
-is a website, application or online channel that
enables web users to create, co-create, discuss,
modify, and exchange user-generated content.
According to Nielsen, a global information and
measurement company, Internet users spend
more time in social media sites than in any other
type of site. With this, more and more
advertisers use social media to promote their
product.
 Types of
Social Media
A. Social Networks
These are websites that allow you to
connect with other people with the same
interests or background (e.g. Facebook)
B. Bookmarking Sites
These are websites that allow you to
store and manage links to various
websites and resources. (e.g. Pinterest)
C. Social News
These are websites that allow users to post their
own news items or links to other
resources. The users can also comments on the
post and comments may also
be ranked. (e.g. reddit)
D. Media Sharing
These are websites that allow you to upload and
share media content like image,
music, and video. (e.g. YouTube)
E. Microblogging
These are websites that focus on
short updates from the user. (e.g.
Twitter)
F. Blogs and Forums
These are websites that allow users
to post their content. (e.g.
WordPress and Tumblr
 Web 1.0
•READ ONLY WEB or STATIC
•Documents are numbered
with address that should be
inputted to retrieve the file.
• There are no facilities to interact with
it other than to read or view the
content.
• It is simply an information portal
where users passively receive
information without being given the
opportunity to post reviews,
comments and feedback.
EXAMPLES of WEB 1.0

•MP3.com
•Shopping cart
Web 2.0
WEB 2.0 facilities interaction between web
users and sites, so it allows users to
interact more freely with each other. Web
2.0 encourages participation,
collaboration, and information sharing.
Examples:
Social working sites
Blogs
Video Sharing Sites
Wikis
Hosted Services
WEB 3.0
Web 3.0 is the upcoming third generation of the
internet where websites and apps will be able to
process information in a smart human-like way
through technologies like machine learning (ML),
Big Data, decentralized ledger technology (DLT),
etc. Web 3.0 was originally called the Semantic Web
by World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee, and
was aimed at being a more autonomous, intelligent,
and open internet.
WEB 3.0
 WEB 1.o WEB 2.0 WEB 3.0
The WEB The SOCIAL WEB The SEMANTIC WEB
Read only Web Read and Write Web Read, write and execute
Web
Information Sharing Interaction Immersion
Connect information Connect People Connect Knowledge
All about Static More about two way Curiously undefined
Content , One way communication
publishing (one way through social
communication) networking,
blogging, tagging
and wikis
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 ASSIGNMENT:
Write Your Ans. In Yellow Pad
Paper
1.WHAT ARE THE TOP
REASONS WHY THEY
VISIT FB SITE?
 2. WHAT ARE THE
TOP 5 USEFUL
WEBSITES A
STUDENT’S BROWSE
ON EVERYDAY?
 3. COMPOSE AN
INSIGHTFUL REFLECTION
PAPER ABOUT THE IMPACT
OF ONLINE PLATFORMS IN
YOUR LIVES AS A
STUDENT AND IN THE
SOCIETY.
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