This document discusses various online tools that can be used for content development. It covers online platforms and applications, web design principles and elements, using templates and WYSIWYG editors for web design, online presentation tools, cloud storage, and mapping applications. Some key points include that online platforms allow users to create different types of content, common web design principles, examples of layouts and WYSIWYG editors, online presentation applications like Prezi and SlideShare, popular cloud storage services, and mapping tools such as Google Maps.
Online platforms for ict content developmentSam Agcaoili
This document discusses various online tools for tasks like presentation creation, cloud computing, social media, web page creation, file management, and mapping. It provides examples of specific tools like Prezi, Zoho, SlideShare, and MindMeister for presentations, Google Drive and Dropbox for cloud storage, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, and LinkedIn for social media, and Wix and Weebly for web page creation.
Online tools for content development bernidorachelorias
Online platforms refer to programs that can be modified by users to suit their needs and applications. They allow users to create and access web content like text, images and videos remotely over the internet. Common online platforms include APIs, which define how software interacts, and cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox and Evernote, which store files online. Mapping applications like Google Maps and Wikimapia provide maps and location data to users.
Interactive multimedia allows users to control and combine different types of media like text, sound, video, graphics and animation. It can be used for education, training, games, simulations, presentations and more. Some common multimedia contents include videos, audio, online games, tests, courseware, podcasts and vodcasts.
This document provides instructions for creating basic web pages using different methods. It begins by outlining the key objectives and motivation for learning web page creation. It then discusses how WYSIWYG editors allow anyone to create websites without coding knowledge through platforms like Microsoft Word and Jimdo. The document concludes by summarizing the key points and providing a post-test to assess understanding.
This document discusses the key principles and elements of web design, including purpose, communication, typeface, colors, images, navigation, and layouts. It explains that the purpose is to fulfill a goal, communication aims to absorb information quickly, typeface is dominant visually, colors enhance experience, images deliver messages, navigation allows moving through pages, and layouts arrange content physically using grids, F-patterns, or mobile designs. It also mentions load time impacts a website's success.
- Presentations should have minimal slides, readable fonts, bullets or short sentences, and graphics that attract without distracting. Consistency in design is important.
- Hyperlinks allow easy navigation between slides by selecting text or objects and inserting hyperlinks to websites, files, specific slides, or creating emails.
- Objects like Excel files can be embedded by inserting them, appearing as interactive tables.
Feel free to share to every aspiring ICT SHS teacher that is starting out. Just please do not take the copyright credit. The content is taken from Rex and Abiva Empowerment Technologies books.
Online platforms for ict content developmentSam Agcaoili
This document discusses various online tools for tasks like presentation creation, cloud computing, social media, web page creation, file management, and mapping. It provides examples of specific tools like Prezi, Zoho, SlideShare, and MindMeister for presentations, Google Drive and Dropbox for cloud storage, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, and LinkedIn for social media, and Wix and Weebly for web page creation.
Online tools for content development bernidorachelorias
Online platforms refer to programs that can be modified by users to suit their needs and applications. They allow users to create and access web content like text, images and videos remotely over the internet. Common online platforms include APIs, which define how software interacts, and cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox and Evernote, which store files online. Mapping applications like Google Maps and Wikimapia provide maps and location data to users.
Interactive multimedia allows users to control and combine different types of media like text, sound, video, graphics and animation. It can be used for education, training, games, simulations, presentations and more. Some common multimedia contents include videos, audio, online games, tests, courseware, podcasts and vodcasts.
This document provides instructions for creating basic web pages using different methods. It begins by outlining the key objectives and motivation for learning web page creation. It then discusses how WYSIWYG editors allow anyone to create websites without coding knowledge through platforms like Microsoft Word and Jimdo. The document concludes by summarizing the key points and providing a post-test to assess understanding.
This document discusses the key principles and elements of web design, including purpose, communication, typeface, colors, images, navigation, and layouts. It explains that the purpose is to fulfill a goal, communication aims to absorb information quickly, typeface is dominant visually, colors enhance experience, images deliver messages, navigation allows moving through pages, and layouts arrange content physically using grids, F-patterns, or mobile designs. It also mentions load time impacts a website's success.
- Presentations should have minimal slides, readable fonts, bullets or short sentences, and graphics that attract without distracting. Consistency in design is important.
- Hyperlinks allow easy navigation between slides by selecting text or objects and inserting hyperlinks to websites, files, specific slides, or creating emails.
- Objects like Excel files can be embedded by inserting them, appearing as interactive tables.
Feel free to share to every aspiring ICT SHS teacher that is starting out. Just please do not take the copyright credit. The content is taken from Rex and Abiva Empowerment Technologies books.
Online platforms are websites that allow users to create and share various types of content such as text, images, and videos. Common online platforms include social media sites like Facebook that allow sharing of content, blogging platforms like WordPress that focus on customization of design and content, and content management systems that provide tools for development of applications. Application programming interfaces (APIs) allow software programs to communicate and interact, and are commonly used in developing graphical user interfaces. Popular websites that use plug-in APIs include YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, and Google Maps.
The document discusses contextualized online search and research skills. It outlines both the strengths and weaknesses of internet research, including speed, sharing information, and potential personal information leaks or incorrect information. It provides tips for effective online research such as checking sources, asking good questions, going beyond the surface, being patient, and respecting ownership. The document also lists popular search engines and describes common digital image file formats like TIFF, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and raw files.
This document discusses online collaboration and collaborative tools. It defines online collaboration as allowing groups to work together in real-time over the internet. Web conferences provide live audio/video communication for meetings and presentations. The document provides examples of collaborative tools like Facebook Groups, WordPress, G Suite, Google Docs, and Trello that allow multiple users to work together online. It emphasizes that collaborative tools are most effective when group members work towards a common goal.
LESSON CONTENT:
- Advanced Presentation (PPT) Skills
- Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation: Concept and Features
Remider:
- All sets for educational purposes only.
The document discusses interactive multimedia, which allows users to control, combine, and manipulate different types of media like text, sound, video, graphics, and animation. It provides examples of uses for interactive multimedia like education, training, games, simulations, and more. Specific examples discussed include using videos on YouTube, audio on SoundCloud, online games like Farmville, online tests and surveys, e-learning courses, podcasts on apps like Spotify, and vodcasts on YouTube. The document emphasizes that these tools should be used wisely to achieve work goals efficiently.
Feel free to share to every aspiring ICT SHS teacher that is starting out. Just please do not take the copyright credit. The content is taken from Rex and Abiva Empowerment Technologies books.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft PowerPoint, including its functions, views, and how to create an effective presentation. It discusses key PowerPoint terms like slides, templates, and transitions. It also covers how to use animation and hyperlinks to make presentations more engaging. The document provides tips for minimizing text, using visual clarity, and consistency in designs. It describes how to insert hyperlinks within and between presentations to help navigate slides. The goal is for learners to understand how to use PowerPoint's features to produce dynamic, effective presentations.
This document discusses different online platforms for presentation, visualization, web page creation, and blogging. It provides examples like Prezi, Zoho, SlideShare, and MindMeister for presentation tools that help communicate information clearly through graphics and plots. Web page creation platforms mentioned are Wix and Weebly, which allow drag-and-drop website building. Blogs are described as informational websites with discrete posts, and Blogger is noted as a person who regularly writes blog content.
The document provides guidelines for designing an effective website. It discusses 8 key principles: 1) defining the website purpose, 2) communicating information concisely, 3) using readable typefaces, 4) implementing appropriate color combinations, 5) including impactful images, 6) enabling easy navigation, 7) employing usable layouts, and 8) optimizing load time. The guidelines stress making the website eye-catching, curious, well-organized and easy to understand in a short time.
This document provides an overview of presentation software and key concepts for creating presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint. It defines presentation software as applications that allow users to create visual aids for communicating ideas. It then lists examples like PowerPoint, OpenOffice Impress, and LibreOffice Impress. The document goes on to explain some of the basic terminology and features in PowerPoint like slides, design templates, slide shows, animations, transitions, and different view modes. It also provides instructions for inserting different media types like images, illustrations, links, text, and videos into a PowerPoint presentation. Finally, it gives some tips for creating an effective presentation focused on minimizing text, emphasizing clarity, simplicity, visuals, consistency, and contrast
This document discusses basic web design principles and elements. It outlines that web design involves planning, creating, updating, and maintaining websites. Key elements of design include text, graphics, shapes, backgrounds, color, video/audio, and links. These elements must be arranged pleasingly and maintain balance. Good design principles include having a portable, low-bandwidth friendly design with clear direction and accessibility. Websites should use white space deliberately and simplify options for users. Designs should also be convenient and regularly tested. Templates and WYSIWYG platforms can help with page design.
The document provides guidance on basic web design principles and elements. It outlines 7 principles for effective web design: 1) use a consistent visual language, 2) maintain balance, 3) limit choices to avoid overwhelming users, 4) focus on high-quality content, 5) simplify designs, 6) use a grid-based layout, and 7) optimize page load times. It also describes 6 key design elements: navigation, visual design, content, web compatibility, color scheme, and typography. The document emphasizes usability, engaging the user, and conveying the intended message through thoughtful application of design principles and elements.
Web 1.0 allowed users to only view websites, while Web 2.0 enabled user participation, collaboration, and user-generated content through features like blogs, wikis, social media, and photo/video sharing. Web 3.0 utilizes artificial intelligence and semantic analysis of vast amounts of user-generated Web 2.0 content to provide personalized information and services tailored to each user's individual needs and preferences.
Natures and Purpose of Online Platforms and ApplicationsJohn Mark Centeno
The document discusses various online platforms and applications. It defines online platforms as online marketplaces that connect buyers and sellers, giving examples like eBay, Amazon, and Airbnb. It then categorizes different types of online platforms, including those for presentations, cloud computing, social media, web page creation, file management, mapping, and more. The second part discusses basic web design principles like using consistent visuals and templates, balancing elements, simplifying content, and focusing on the user experience. It also outlines common web design elements such as illustrations, styles, links, and more.
The document provides an overview of advanced presentation skills using Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses key terms like slides, templates, and transitions. It explains different views in PowerPoint like normal view and outline view. It also covers how to insert images, links, text and media into slides. Finally, it lists tips for creating an effective presentation with minimal text, clear visuals, simplicity, consistency and contrast.
Multimedia involves combining different media types such as video, audio, images, and text. It makes websites and applications more engaging by providing rich content. Multimedia can be linear, with predetermined flow set by the creator, or nonlinear, allowing users more interactivity and freedom to navigate. It has various applications in advertising, entertainment, education, and industries. New forms include online participation in communities, video on demand systems, and open courseware from universities published freely online.
Here is a draft social media post for your "Think Before You Click" campaign ad/poster:
#ThinkBeforeYouClick
One click can change everything. Help keep yourself and others safe online by pausing to consider what you share and where you surf. Your privacy and security are important - be mindful of protecting personal information. Use technology to empower yourself through knowledge and connection, not endanger yourself through haste or deception. This message brought to you by the #EmpowermentTechnology campaign. Think before you click!
Feel free to share to every aspiring ICT SHS teacher that is starting out. Just please do not take the copyright credit. The content is taken from Rex and Abiva Empowerment Technologies books.
This document discusses various topics related to information and communication technology (ICT). It begins by asking questions about personal technology use and social media checking. It then defines ICT and notes the Philippines' role as an "ICT Hub of Asia" due to growth in the business process outsourcing industry. The document discusses computers, the Internet, websites, hyperlinks, and other foundational aspects of digital technology. It also examines concepts like cloud computing, operating systems, assistive technologies, and the evolution of the World Wide Web. Throughout, it provides definitions and examples to explain key terms and developments in the field of ICT.
The document provides an overview of online tools that can be used for content development. It discusses online platforms and applications, web design principles and elements, using templates and WYSIWYG editors for web design, online presentation tools, cloud storage, and mapping applications. Specific applications and websites are described for each category, such as Google Drive for cloud storage, Prezi and SlideShare for online presentations, and Google Maps and Wikimapia as mapping tools.
This document discusses online platforms and tools for creating and sharing web content. It describes plugins that allow modification and programming of websites, and lists popular sites that use plugins like YouTube, Flickr, and Twitter. It also discusses web design principles like purpose, communication, typefaces, colors, images and navigation. Finally, it outlines online presentation tools, cloud storage options, and mapping applications.
Online platforms are websites that allow users to create and share various types of content such as text, images, and videos. Common online platforms include social media sites like Facebook that allow sharing of content, blogging platforms like WordPress that focus on customization of design and content, and content management systems that provide tools for development of applications. Application programming interfaces (APIs) allow software programs to communicate and interact, and are commonly used in developing graphical user interfaces. Popular websites that use plug-in APIs include YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, and Google Maps.
The document discusses contextualized online search and research skills. It outlines both the strengths and weaknesses of internet research, including speed, sharing information, and potential personal information leaks or incorrect information. It provides tips for effective online research such as checking sources, asking good questions, going beyond the surface, being patient, and respecting ownership. The document also lists popular search engines and describes common digital image file formats like TIFF, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and raw files.
This document discusses online collaboration and collaborative tools. It defines online collaboration as allowing groups to work together in real-time over the internet. Web conferences provide live audio/video communication for meetings and presentations. The document provides examples of collaborative tools like Facebook Groups, WordPress, G Suite, Google Docs, and Trello that allow multiple users to work together online. It emphasizes that collaborative tools are most effective when group members work towards a common goal.
LESSON CONTENT:
- Advanced Presentation (PPT) Skills
- Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation: Concept and Features
Remider:
- All sets for educational purposes only.
The document discusses interactive multimedia, which allows users to control, combine, and manipulate different types of media like text, sound, video, graphics, and animation. It provides examples of uses for interactive multimedia like education, training, games, simulations, and more. Specific examples discussed include using videos on YouTube, audio on SoundCloud, online games like Farmville, online tests and surveys, e-learning courses, podcasts on apps like Spotify, and vodcasts on YouTube. The document emphasizes that these tools should be used wisely to achieve work goals efficiently.
Feel free to share to every aspiring ICT SHS teacher that is starting out. Just please do not take the copyright credit. The content is taken from Rex and Abiva Empowerment Technologies books.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft PowerPoint, including its functions, views, and how to create an effective presentation. It discusses key PowerPoint terms like slides, templates, and transitions. It also covers how to use animation and hyperlinks to make presentations more engaging. The document provides tips for minimizing text, using visual clarity, and consistency in designs. It describes how to insert hyperlinks within and between presentations to help navigate slides. The goal is for learners to understand how to use PowerPoint's features to produce dynamic, effective presentations.
This document discusses different online platforms for presentation, visualization, web page creation, and blogging. It provides examples like Prezi, Zoho, SlideShare, and MindMeister for presentation tools that help communicate information clearly through graphics and plots. Web page creation platforms mentioned are Wix and Weebly, which allow drag-and-drop website building. Blogs are described as informational websites with discrete posts, and Blogger is noted as a person who regularly writes blog content.
The document provides guidelines for designing an effective website. It discusses 8 key principles: 1) defining the website purpose, 2) communicating information concisely, 3) using readable typefaces, 4) implementing appropriate color combinations, 5) including impactful images, 6) enabling easy navigation, 7) employing usable layouts, and 8) optimizing load time. The guidelines stress making the website eye-catching, curious, well-organized and easy to understand in a short time.
This document provides an overview of presentation software and key concepts for creating presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint. It defines presentation software as applications that allow users to create visual aids for communicating ideas. It then lists examples like PowerPoint, OpenOffice Impress, and LibreOffice Impress. The document goes on to explain some of the basic terminology and features in PowerPoint like slides, design templates, slide shows, animations, transitions, and different view modes. It also provides instructions for inserting different media types like images, illustrations, links, text, and videos into a PowerPoint presentation. Finally, it gives some tips for creating an effective presentation focused on minimizing text, emphasizing clarity, simplicity, visuals, consistency, and contrast
This document discusses basic web design principles and elements. It outlines that web design involves planning, creating, updating, and maintaining websites. Key elements of design include text, graphics, shapes, backgrounds, color, video/audio, and links. These elements must be arranged pleasingly and maintain balance. Good design principles include having a portable, low-bandwidth friendly design with clear direction and accessibility. Websites should use white space deliberately and simplify options for users. Designs should also be convenient and regularly tested. Templates and WYSIWYG platforms can help with page design.
The document provides guidance on basic web design principles and elements. It outlines 7 principles for effective web design: 1) use a consistent visual language, 2) maintain balance, 3) limit choices to avoid overwhelming users, 4) focus on high-quality content, 5) simplify designs, 6) use a grid-based layout, and 7) optimize page load times. It also describes 6 key design elements: navigation, visual design, content, web compatibility, color scheme, and typography. The document emphasizes usability, engaging the user, and conveying the intended message through thoughtful application of design principles and elements.
Web 1.0 allowed users to only view websites, while Web 2.0 enabled user participation, collaboration, and user-generated content through features like blogs, wikis, social media, and photo/video sharing. Web 3.0 utilizes artificial intelligence and semantic analysis of vast amounts of user-generated Web 2.0 content to provide personalized information and services tailored to each user's individual needs and preferences.
Natures and Purpose of Online Platforms and ApplicationsJohn Mark Centeno
The document discusses various online platforms and applications. It defines online platforms as online marketplaces that connect buyers and sellers, giving examples like eBay, Amazon, and Airbnb. It then categorizes different types of online platforms, including those for presentations, cloud computing, social media, web page creation, file management, mapping, and more. The second part discusses basic web design principles like using consistent visuals and templates, balancing elements, simplifying content, and focusing on the user experience. It also outlines common web design elements such as illustrations, styles, links, and more.
The document provides an overview of advanced presentation skills using Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses key terms like slides, templates, and transitions. It explains different views in PowerPoint like normal view and outline view. It also covers how to insert images, links, text and media into slides. Finally, it lists tips for creating an effective presentation with minimal text, clear visuals, simplicity, consistency and contrast.
Multimedia involves combining different media types such as video, audio, images, and text. It makes websites and applications more engaging by providing rich content. Multimedia can be linear, with predetermined flow set by the creator, or nonlinear, allowing users more interactivity and freedom to navigate. It has various applications in advertising, entertainment, education, and industries. New forms include online participation in communities, video on demand systems, and open courseware from universities published freely online.
Here is a draft social media post for your "Think Before You Click" campaign ad/poster:
#ThinkBeforeYouClick
One click can change everything. Help keep yourself and others safe online by pausing to consider what you share and where you surf. Your privacy and security are important - be mindful of protecting personal information. Use technology to empower yourself through knowledge and connection, not endanger yourself through haste or deception. This message brought to you by the #EmpowermentTechnology campaign. Think before you click!
Feel free to share to every aspiring ICT SHS teacher that is starting out. Just please do not take the copyright credit. The content is taken from Rex and Abiva Empowerment Technologies books.
This document discusses various topics related to information and communication technology (ICT). It begins by asking questions about personal technology use and social media checking. It then defines ICT and notes the Philippines' role as an "ICT Hub of Asia" due to growth in the business process outsourcing industry. The document discusses computers, the Internet, websites, hyperlinks, and other foundational aspects of digital technology. It also examines concepts like cloud computing, operating systems, assistive technologies, and the evolution of the World Wide Web. Throughout, it provides definitions and examples to explain key terms and developments in the field of ICT.
The document provides an overview of online tools that can be used for content development. It discusses online platforms and applications, web design principles and elements, using templates and WYSIWYG editors for web design, online presentation tools, cloud storage, and mapping applications. Specific applications and websites are described for each category, such as Google Drive for cloud storage, Prezi and SlideShare for online presentations, and Google Maps and Wikimapia as mapping tools.
This document discusses online platforms and tools for creating and sharing web content. It describes plugins that allow modification and programming of websites, and lists popular sites that use plugins like YouTube, Flickr, and Twitter. It also discusses web design principles like purpose, communication, typefaces, colors, images and navigation. Finally, it outlines online presentation tools, cloud storage options, and mapping applications.
Online tools-for-content-development updatedIan Sy
The document discusses various online platforms and tools used for web development. It describes programming languages like FORTRAN that helped develop early compilers. It also defines APIs that allow software to communicate and access services. Examples are given of APIs used by popular sites like YouTube, Flickr, and Twitter that enable embedding features. The document also outlines considerations for effective web design like purpose, navigation, layout, and load time. Finally, it discusses tools for creating and sharing content online like presentations, files, and maps.
This document discusses online platforms that can be used as tools for ICT content development. It defines online platforms as bases of technologies designed to run within online environments and provide interactive online services. The document then lists and describes several types of online platforms including presentation/visualization tools, cloud computing, social media, file management, mapping, web page creation, and web templates. It also discusses basic web design principles and elements that can be used to create online content. Finally, the document outlines several Google online creation tools that can be used for files, presentations, spreadsheets, and other content.
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This document discusses online platforms and tools that can be used for developing ICT content. It describes different types of online platforms including presentation/visualization tools, cloud computing, social media, file management, mapping, and web page creation tools. It also discusses Google applications such as Docs, Sheets, and Slides that allow online content creation. Basic web design principles and elements like color, layout, links, buttons and images are also covered. The document provides examples of specific online tools for each category like Slideshare, Google Drive, Tumblr and Wix.
what is a web application?
what is web application development?
What are the types of web applications?
What are the best examples of web applications?
Advantages of web applications.
Disadvantages of web applications.
What is the cost of web application development?
This document provides an overview of key considerations for website design and development. It discusses the importance of planning, including researching users and business objectives. Good design principles like navigation, layout, visual identity and credibility are covered. The document also outlines important technical aspects like accessibility, usability, search engine optimization and social sharing. Key terms are defined and the planning and design process is broken down step-by-step from initial research to final layout. Overall, the document emphasizes starting with users and having strong foundations through planning as essential to creating high-quality digital assets and websites.
This document discusses online platforms and tools that can be used for developing ICT content. It defines online platforms as bases of technologies designed to run online and provide interactive services. Some key online platforms mentioned include presentation tools, cloud computing, social media, file management, mapping, and web page creation tools. Basic web design principles around visual language, balance, focus on content, and simplification are also outlined. Specific online creation tools like Slideshare, Google Drive, and Wix are provided as examples.
This document discusses online platforms and applications that can be used to develop information and communication technology (ICT) content. It defines online platforms as technologies that serve as a base for building other applications and processes. Some examples of online platforms mentioned are presentation tools, cloud computing, social media, web page creators, file managers, and mapping tools. Specific applications are provided within each category, such as Prezi, Google Drive, Twitter, Wix, and Google Maps. The purpose is to understand the principles and techniques of design when using these online creation tools to develop ICT content and presentations.
This document discusses online platforms and applications for ICT development. It defines online platforms as technologies grouped to be used as a base for other applications, processes, or technologies. Examples of online platforms mentioned include presentation/visualization tools like Prezi, cloud computing services like Google Drive, social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, web page creators like Wix, file management apps like ZamZar, and mapping services like Google Maps.
This proposal outlines a plan for developing a new website for a company. It discusses how websites have become essential for businesses to connect with customers and manage data. The proposal describes objectives like providing online services and information about the company. It proposes a methodology including design, programming, testing, and maintenance. A phase plan and budget are presented, followed by an analysis of risks and benefits. The conclusion states that a properly planned, developed, and promoted website can be a valuable tool for businesses.
The document discusses various online platforms and applications that can be used for ICT development. It defines online platforms as technologies that serve as a base for building other applications, processes, or technologies. Some examples of online platforms mentioned include presentation tools, cloud computing services, social media sites, web page creators, file management systems, and mapping services. Specific applications discussed under each category include Prezi, Zoho, SlideShare, and MindMeister for presentations; Google Drive and Dropbox for cloud computing; Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and LinkedIn for social media; Wix and Weebly for web page creation; Zamzar and Word2PDF for file management; and Google Maps for mapping.
This document discusses online platforms and applications for ICT development. It defines online platforms as technologies grouped to be used as a base for other applications, processes, or technologies. Examples of online platforms include presentation/visualization tools like Prezi, SlideShare, and MindMeister; cloud computing services like Google Drive and Dropbox; social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and LinkedIn; web page creation tools like Wix and Weebly; file management applications like Zamzar and Word2PDF; and mapping services like Google Maps.
This document discusses online platforms that can be used as tools for developing ICT content. It defines online platforms as technologies that are grouped to be used as a base for building other applications. Some examples of online platforms discussed include social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, blogging platforms like WordPress, and presentation tools like Prezi. Other platforms mentioned are cloud computing services, file management tools, website builders, and mapping tools. The document also covers basic principles of web design such as purpose, communication, typography, colors, navigation, images, layout, and load time.
This document discusses web development and design, including considerations for accessibility, usability, searchability, and discoverability. It provides guidance on site structure like navigation, headers, footers, and layout. Other topics covered include search engine optimization, visual identity, content management systems, mobile development opportunities and challenges, and testing mobile sites on emulators.
This document discusses best practices for web development and design. It emphasizes laying strong foundations by considering accessibility, usability, searchability and discoverability. Key recommendations include using standard conventions like bold text and bullet points, ensuring content is visible to search engines through metadata and alt tags, and testing sites thoroughly before launching. The document also covers opportunities and challenges of mobile development, such as small screens and navigation limitations on phones.
The document discusses 5G technology and its potential health impacts. It provides information on 5G including that it promises faster download speeds of up to 100 times faster than 4G and lower latency. However, it notes there are concerns about potential health effects from the increased electromagnetic radiation exposure, as 5G will use higher transmission frequencies. It states the physiological effects of electromagnetic radiation change with frequency and there is insufficient data currently for a meaningful health risk assessment of 5G.
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The convenience of having different APIs running on a
Web site offers viewers or users of these Web sites the
ability to easily access different online services
integrated in one facility.
13. Common Web sites
that use plug-in APIs
• YouTube- a Web site
dedicated to hosting video
clips.
• Flickr- a Web site that
caters to the hosting of ima
14. Common Web sites
that use plug-in APIs
• Twitter- a social networking
service that enables users
to send and read short
messages.
• Facebook- a social
networking Web site that
requires that user to
register an account and
create a user profile.
15. Common Web sites
that use plug-in APIs
• Google Maps- are used to
indicate a location of an
establishment described
on a Web site.
17. Web Design
Principles and
Elements
• Web design is a similar
process of creation, with
the intention of
presenting the content on
electronic web pages,
which the end-users can
access through the
internet with the help of
web browser.
18. Web Design
Principles and
Elements
• Purpose- a web site can
be categorized primarily
in terms of goals it aims
to fulfill. The designer
should define first the
purpose of the Web
Page to determine the
theme of the site.
19. Web Design
Principles and
Elements
• Communication- makes
information easy to read
and digest. The
arrangement of the text
should be organized in a
manner that would entice
readers.
20. Web Design
Principles and
Elements
• Typefaces- an essential
factor in Web site
design because this is
considered the most
dominant and
noticeable in terms of
visual. This deals with
text format, text style,
and text.
21. Web Design
Principles and
Elements
• Colors- enhances the
experience of visitors of
the Web site. This
introduces the
perception of a modern
or classic look on the
Web site.
22. Web Design
Principles and
Elements
• Images- choosing the
right images can help
brand positioning and
connecting with your
target audience. The
most commonly used
images are info graphics.
25. Possible layouts
• Grid- enables the user
to create sections or
groups of related
information.
Information's can be
group in columns and
group boxes.
26. Possible layouts
• F-pattern- humans tend
to look heavily at the
left side of a visual
material more than the
right side. Humans tend
to look at the upper
portion than the lower
portion of the visual
material.
27. Possible layouts
• Mobile- the popularity
of using mobile
devices in viewing web
contents is increasing.
The display devices
vary depending on the
system an individual
uses.
28. Possible layouts
• Load time- people
demand information at
a very fast space. The
user might find another
source if the web is
loading so slow. The
developer should
minimize the elements
in a web page.
30. Web Design Using
Templates and
WYSIWYG
• What You See Is What
You Get(WTSIWYG)-
an application that is
used to create a Web
site either online or
offline.
31. WYSIWYG applications
for both online and
offline development
• Adobe Dreamweaver-
an offline proprietary
Web development tool
offered by Adobe
Systems. This tools
presents a wide range
of tools for the drag-
and-drop option.
32. WYSIWYG applications
for both online and
offline development
• Amaya- an open source
Web site development
tool used to update
documents directly on
running Web site.
Amaya enables
continues browsing and
editing of a Web site.
33. WYSIWYG applications
for both online and
offline development
• Microsoft Expression
Web- a propriety Web
Site Development tool
created by Microsoft.
34. WYSIWYG applications
for both online and
offline development
• IM Creator- caters to
both experienced and
inexperienced users, IM
Creator offers
predesigned templates
that will aid
inexperienced users.
35. WYSIWYG applications
for both online and
offline development
• Wix- a Web site that
offers its users to create
their website. The
advantage of using Wix
is that knowledge of
website programming is
not prerequisite.
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Online Presentation Tools
These applications offer the function of an image and
presentation software without the trouble of purchasing
and installing the presentation software on your device.
This application also offer online storage for saving
created files.
38. Online Presentation
Tools
• Prezi- a cloud-based
application dedicated to
help you create a
presentation.
• Slideshare- the primary
function of this Web site is
to provide a facility for
uploading and sharing
presentation files.
41. Cloud Storage
• Is a service wherein
files from users are
stored online.
42. Common storag
e Web sites and
services:
• Google Drive- This is
a storage application
developed by Google.
• Dropbox- This is a file
hosting and storage
service developed by
Dropbox, Inc.
43. Common storag
e Web sites and
services:
• Evernote- This is an
online note-taking and
archiving application
service.
46. Some of the
typical mapping
applications:
• Google Maps- A Web
mapping application
developed by Google.
It shoes both graphic
and satellite maps.
47. Some of the
typical mapping
applications:
• Wikimapia- A
collaborative open
content mapping
application. This Web
site uses Google
Maps APIs for
mapping.
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