ICT for social cause

1. ICT for social cause

2. Road map • What is ICT? • ICT in education • ICT in Banking • ICT in Agriculture • ICT in Healthcare • ICT in Transportation • ICT in Administrative services sports • ICT in Home • ICT in Logistics management • Other area’s where ICT is used • Conclusion

3. Introduction to ICT • Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is an umbrella term that includes a set of technological tools and resources used to communicate, and to create, disseminate, store, and manage information. • The first phase of IT revolution took society to the world. • In the second phase ICT bring the world of IT to the whole of society. • ICT renders substantial and tangible social and economic benefits to people in all walks of life like consumers, businesses, citizens and governments too.

4. Definitions • Information Information refers to the knowledge obtained from reading , investigation , study or research. The tools to transmit information are the telephone, television and radio. Information is knowledge and helps us to fulfill our daily tasks. • Communication Communication is act of transmitting message. It is process whereby information is exchanged individuals using symbols, signs or verbal interactions. Communication is important in order to gain knowledge. • Technology Technology is the use of scientific knowledge , experience and resources to create processes products that fulfill human needs. Technology is vital in communication

5. What is ICT? • ICT is concerned with the storage, retrieval, manipulation, transmission or receipt of digital data. Importantly, it is also concerned with the way these different uses can work with each other. • In business, ICT is often categorized into two broad types of product: • Traditional computer-based technologies (things you can typically do on a personal computer or using computers at home or at work) • Digital communication technologies (which allow people and organisations to communicate and share information digitally)

6. Traditional computer based technologies • Standard office applications • Word processing: eg MS Word to write letters, reports etc • Spreadsheets: eg MS Excel to analyse financials, calculations, create forecasting models etc • Database software: eg Oracle/MS SQL Server/Access to manage date in many forms from basic lists (eg customer contacts to catalogues) • Presentation software: eg MS Powerpoint to make presentations • Desktop publishing: eg Adobe Indesign/Quark Express/MS Publisher to produce newsletters, magazines and other complex documents • Graphics software: eg Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to create and edit images such as logos, drawing or pictures for use in DTP, websites or other publications.

7. Specialist applications • Accounting package: eg Sage/Oracle to manage an organisations accounts • Computer Aided Design (CAD): to assist the design process. Specialist programmes exist for many times of design such as architectural, engineering, electronics and roadways • Customer Relations Management (CRM): to allow businesses to better understand their customers by collecting and analysing data such as their product preferences and buying habits etc. Often linked to software applications that run call centres and loyalty cards, for example

8. The usage of ICT in everyday life • Education • Banking • Industry • Ecommerce

9. Impact of ICT on society

10. Where ICT can be used? • e-Governance .0 • Disaster Management • Urban service delivery • Social media • Living Healthy, Health Care, Ageing Well • Consumer well-being • Job creation, and economic growth • Peer-to-peer technology for knowledge sharing • Enforce proper security against terrorism            • Secure internet and  Mobile communication. • ICT-enabled business models for social entrepreneurship and social problems • ICT-enabled platforms help NGOs achieve social missions. • Reducing Carbon footprint and managing e-waste. • Green Technology. • ICT for specially abled . • Innovative online public services. • Preservation of cultural heritage. • Smart green transport.

11. Current social and economic situations • It is high time for the government to launch a national vision and define the nation’s future direction. Enterprises need to take the initiative in actively seeking innovation and striving to achieve growth. In particular, the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, which accounts for one-third of the nation’s economic growth, is playing such a major role in business that it can be considered to be the very heart of business management strategy. Because of this, we are committed to further developing ICT and supporting economic growth and solving social issues by building new business models in collaboration with other industries.

12. Paradigm shifts in ICT

13. ICT services for solving social issues Best examples : ola , uber taxi services (just compare it with old taxi services ) Amazone (compare with old days of shopping) Big basket Google map (compare with finding particular address just by asking different people on streat )

14. ICT in education

15. Let us see this video for better understanding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuLogUJ_YMI

18. ICT tools for teaching learning • Google groups • Yahoo groups • Blogs • WikiEducator : e-content platform • Moodle/Google doc : online exam • Github • Virtual lab (http://vlab.co.in/) (open this link and show one experiment ) • Online labs : http://www.olabs.edu.in/(open this link and show one experiment )

19. ICT for science teacher Functions Some of the functions of ICT which are specifically relevant to science teaching: • the immediate appearance on screen of automatically collected experimental results enables pupils to make the connection between observed and empirical data; • access to current and relevant information sources (e.g. latest photographs from the Hubble space telescope) can be used to illustrate concepts which would otherwise be very theoretical; • increasing precision in the use of scientific language and terminology can been couraged when word processing software is used to produce reports and accounts of experiments; • interaction with simulations and models allows pupils to test hypotheses and explore relationships between variables, e.g. to explore the effect of colour of lighton oxygen production during photosynthesis.

20. ICT in banking

22. ICT in agriculture

23. ICT in agriculture

25. ICT in healthcare

27. ICT in healthcare

28. IOT devices available In healthcare sector

29. ICT in transportation

30. ICT in transportation • Google map • E- ticketing – e booking • Connected vehicles • Google car • Traffic control • Smart parking • Pothole detection • Collecting data and doing data mining -- best example olauber

31. ICT in administrative services

32. ICT in administrative services

33. ICT for sports

34. ICT in sports • sports fans subscribe to RSS feeds to keep up with the latest information about their favorite teams . • while stadiums use computer applications for goal line technology. • CAD is used to design sail boats, kayaks, tennis racquets and Formula One race cars as well

35. Tools can be used in physical education • Pedometers • Heart Rate Monitors • Digital Video camera and visual analysis software • Simulations and games

36. ICT for home

37. ICT for home

38. ICT for logistic management

39. ICT in logistic management

40. Other areas where ICT is in use • Defense • Law governance • Advertisement • Architecture • Arts …………………………… and many more

41. Conclusion Need to use ICT to develop new social system

42. Leaving note Just think on “Do you think Indian Government is using ICT to bring societal changes? Its challenges and its progress” -----------------------------------------------For better India