ict as platform for change

1. ICT as Platform of Change

2. OBJECTIVE
 Learn what is the part or role of Ict in
the recent history
 Improve your knowledge about ICT
 Gain knowledge and proper behavior
to use in online world

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6. The Role of ICT in
Recent History
What Is Life Without Internet?
Throughout the recent history, the
Philippines has been one of a few
nations that demonstrate unity for a call
to action or social change. These
campaigns for social change would not
have been successful if not for ICT.

7. EDSA( People Power Revolution)
The People Power Revolution lasted from 1983-1986.
During a radio broadcast of Radyo Veritas, Cardinal
Sin encouraged the Filipino people to help end the
regime of then President Ferdinand Marcos. A major
protest took place along EDSA February 22 to 25,1986
involving two million Filipinos from different sectors.
These included civilians, political parties the military
and religious groups. The radio broadcast helped
change the course of history. Without it, Filipino
would not have been moved into action.
EDSA Dos
This is also known as the 2001 EDSA Revolution,
happened during January 17 to 21, 2001. It was
fueled after 11 prosecutors of the President Joseph
Estrada walked out of the impeachment trial. As a
result, the crowd in EDSA grew over the course of
few days through text Brigades.
Million People March
This is a series of protest that mainly took place in
Luneta Park from August 22 to 26, 2013. There were
also demonstrations that happened around key cities
in the Philippines and some Location overseas. The
organizers and promoters of the Million People March
used Facebook and Change.org as their mediums.
Yolanda People Finder
Recent storms in Philippines history gave birth to the
People finder database powered by Google. During
Typhoon Yolanda, the people finder was a vital tool
for people across the globe to track the situation of
their relatives. This proved to be successful and is
now adapted by more organizations to help people
track their relatives during calamities.

8. The Power Of
Social Media

9. Social Media
Social media is a computer based
technology that facilitates the sharing
of ideas, thoughts, and information
through virtual networks and
communities.
The true strength of Social Media is
influence and Building relationships
for the reason of staying connected.

10. We are all aware that social media has
had a tremendous impact on our
culture, business, on the world at large.
What are some of the real powers,
both positive and negative that social
media has vested in our hands?

11. POSITIVEE
NEGATIVE
Powers Of
Social Media

12. POSITIVEE
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Positive Powers
• Children & Adolescents
• Enhanced Learning Opportunities
• Health Information And Issues
• Power in Business
• Other Powers

13. POSITIVEE
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Children & Adolescents
 Enhanced of individual and collective creativity
through development and sharing.
 It growth of ideas from creation of blogs, videos
etc.
 Opportunities for communities’ engagement.
 Fostering of one’s individual identity and unique
social skills.

14. POSITIVEE
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Enhanced Learning
Opportunities
 Students are using social media to
connect with one another on
homework and other projects.
 Some schools successfully use blogs as
teaching tools.

15. POSITIVEE
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Health Information and Issues
 Social media help to anonymously get
information about health issues.
 A tool for creating awareness.
 A tool to develop supportive networks
of people with similar conditions.

16. POSITIVEE
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Power in Business
 Communication between people
and business.
 It is a cheap and effectively
means to enhance brand image
and popularity.

17. POSITIVEE
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Other Powers
 To reconnect with their old friends and
help us to make new friends.
 Share content and Pictures.
 Stay updated of the latest global and
local developments.
 Learn about different cultures and
societies.

18. POSITIVEE
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Negative Powers
1. Cyber Bullying and Harassment.
2. Influenced of Advertisements on
Buying.
3. Relationship

19. POSITIVEE
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Cyber Bullying and Online
Harassment
Cyber Bullying or online harassment is
when a person is tormented,
threatened, harassed, humiliated,
embarrassed or otherwise targeted by
another person using the internet,
interactive and digital technologies or
mobile phones.

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Influenced Of Advertisements
On Buying
 Banner ads
 Behavior ads
 Demographic ads

21. POSITIVEE
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Relationship
People don’t speak to their parents
on the phone so much any longer-
they like statuses, share articles
with each other and chat about
trifles of the day.

22. Global Digital Divide
Describes global disparities, primarily
between developed and developing
countries, in regards to access to computing
and information resources such as
the Internet and the opportunities derived
from such access. As with a smaller unit of
analysis, this gap describes an inequality that
exists, referencing a global scale.

23. ICT as Medium Advocacy
ICT can be used as medium for advocacies
because it is effortless. ICT make our work
easier and in ICT promoting our business can be
easier. Before, the method they use are posting
flyers and tarpaulins but because of ICT we have
the access to the technology which can make
our work less in time and make bigger
difference than the old way.

24. Digital Citizenship
When we say Digital Citizenship it refers
to the responsible use of technology by
anyone who uses digital devices to
engage in society. It’s also thinking and
acting responsible in how you
communicate and behave online, also it
help us to keep our private information
safe.
Digital Citizens refers to a person who has
the knowledge and skills to effectively use
digital technologies to communicate with
others, participate in society and create
and consume digital content. Digital
citizenship is about confident and positive
engagement with digital technologies.
A Digital Footprint is data that is left
behind when users have been online.
There are two types of digital footprints
which are passive and active. A passive
footprint is made when information is
collected from the user without the
person knowing this is happening.

25. Digital Citizenship Principle
There are three principles were developed
by Mike Ribble to teach digital users how
to responsibly use technology to become a
digital citizen and it is respect, educate,
and protect.

26. 9 Elements
of Digital
Citizenship
Digital Literacy-Finding and understanding the
right way to utilize specific technology. Digital Literacy
is also about finding and using the right tool.
Digital Commerce-Understanding the use of
money through online methods.
Digital Communication -The process of
transmitting information digitally by devices is
Digital communication. It gives the facility of video
conferencing that saves a lot of effort, time, and
money. It is easier, cheaper, and faster as it can be
done over large distances via the internet and other
things.

27. Digital Access -Digital access is the ability to
fully participate in digital society. This element
relates to the DIGITAL DIVIDE which describes how
some students have access to the internet while
others do not.
Digital Etiquette -This elements refers to
exhibiting appropriate behavior in each digital tool. In
all social media platform, there’s this one online
behavior that anyone needed to act and it is think
before you post, ask yourself if your comment is
constructive before you post.
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Digital Law -The online environment has room for both
positive and negative interactions. Digital law deals with legal
rights and restrictions governing technology usage. To prevent any
kind of online crime, no matter how serious, students as digital
citizens need to know the law and how it applies to them in
particular.
Digital Rights -Digital rights are those human rights and legal
rights that allow individuals to access, use, create, and publish
digital media or to access and use computers, other electronic
devices, and telecommunications networks.
Digital Health -Improper use of technology may be determined
to shown one’s health. People who overused technology can also
experience migraines and headaches. Other effect can be eye strain,
and too much radiation can affect our eyes especially when using
our cellphone and computer in a dark room.
Digital Security -Digital security refers to
various ways of protecting a computer's internet
account and files from intrusion by an outside
user or a hacker.

28. Role of ICT in the Recent History. Provide access to information and means of
communication through the internet, wireless networks, computers, cell phones and other
communication mediums. Throughout the recent history, the Philippines has been one of a few
nations that demonstrate unity for a call to action or social change.
The Power of Social Media. Social media is a computer based technology that facilitates the
sharing of ideas, thoughts, and information through virtual networks and communities. The true
strength of Social Media is influence and Building relationships for the reason of staying connected.
Social media has the power to change the world. Social Media has two types of effect it is positive
and negative.
Global Digital Divide. Describes global disparities, primarily between
developed and developing countries, in regards to access to computing and information resources
such as the Internet and the opportunities derived from such access.
ICT as Medium Advocacy. ICT can be used as medium for advocacies because it is effortless.
ICT make our work easier and in ICT promoting our business can be easier.
Digital Citizenship. It refers to the responsible use of technology by anyone who uses digital
devices to engage in society. Digital Citizens refers to a person who has the knowledge and
skills to effectively use digital technologies to communicate with others. A Digital Footprint is
data that is left behind when users have been online. There are two types of digital footprints which
are passive and active.

29. Digital Citizenship Principle. There are three principles were developed by Mike
Ribble it is respect, educate, and protect.
There are 9 Elements in Digital Citizenship.
Digital Literacy -Finding and understanding the right way to utilize specific technology.
Digital Commerce -Understanding the use of money through online methods.
Digital Communication -The process of transmitting information digitally by devices is
Digital communication.
Digital Access -is the ability to fully participate in digital society .
Digital Etiquette -This elements refers to exhibiting appropriate behavior in each digital
tool.
Digital law -deals with legal rights and restrictions governing technology usage.
Digital rights -are those human rights and legal rights that allow individuals to access,
use, create, and publish digital media.
Digital Health -Improper use of technology may be determined to shown one’s health.
Digital Security-Digital security refers to various ways of protecting a computer's internet
account and files from intrusion by an outside user or a hacker.
Change.org is dubbed as the WORLD’S PLATFORM FOR CHANGE where anyone from the
online community can create a petition and ask other to sign it. During past times petitions
are only done through signing paper, usually done by a group asking for signatures via travel.
Change.org gives access to more people by allowing the online community to affix their digital
signatures on petition.

31. Write down your most memorable social media
experience on a half sheet of paper. It must be
three sentences long.
Activity: I-SHARE