1 / 22

Push Start To Begin

Push Start To Begin. 1 CITIZEN. Presenter :- > Muhamad Akram Izzuddin bin Haji Razali. E- AccESs. E- LitERAte. E- inTErACtiOn & cOlLaBoration. rEfEREnce. E- AcceS. ∆ comes from word electronic acces. ∆ in this program, it is all about u nderstanding the privilage to use

walda
Download Presentation

Push Start To Begin

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Push Start To Begin

  2. 1 CITIZEN Presenter :- >MuhamadAkramIzzuddin bin Haji Razali

  3. E-AccESs E-LitERAte E-inTErACtiOn & cOlLaBoration rEfEREnce

  4. E-AcceS ∆ comes from word electronic acces ∆ in this program, it is all about understanding the privilage to use electronic information in society as well the right to an equitable, secure and reliable access.

  5. DigiTALDiviDe Refer to the gap between people with effective access to digital information technology and those who are very limited or no access at all

  6. Where can you can get internet acces? Modem Public Internet Service Cellular phone & PDA Open and paid Wi-Fi

  7. E-liTERAte • Define as the ability to write and read • In 21stcentury, literacy is known as digital literacy. • It is uderpinned by basic technical use of computer and computer-based platform electronic and the internet

  8. 21stliterAcy to0ls Mobile Phone The Internet The Personal Web Semantic Aware Application & search engine Smart Object Online Application

  9. MObiLEPHone

  10. SemANTIcawAre & seARcHenGIne .web with a meaning .describing things in a way that computers applications can understand it For example;- John was a member of the beatles The beatles was a popular band from Liverpool

  11. The InteRNEt

  12. onLInEappLIAcaTiON . Fastest way to get information to the public

  13. PersONAlWeB

  14. SmARtObjeCT . Ordinary electronic chips but small object that can perform as programmed to it.

  15. E-inTERacTiON & CollAbotarion DiGItaLInteRACTIon An online communication between one person to another Via digital technology such as e-mail & forum DiGItaLCoLLAboraTioN Working together & sharing ideas & info together using online technology example

  16. ShAREdResOURceS In computing, its define as a device or piece of information on a computer that can be remotely accessed from another computer • Example :- • Folder sharing • Shared scanner access • Shared printer access

  17. inAppRoPriaTe uses of TechNOLoGy Mobile phone interruptions at religious places (mosque, temple, church), hospitals, classrooms while attending classes/lectures, cinemas, libraries, etc Snap photos using mobile phone camera – to cheat during exam or upload the image onto social networking sites, etc Chatting via instant messaging or texting while in class

  18. Case #1: “Indonesian Facebook mum wins hospital defamation case” – Yahoo News, 29 Dec 2009 • An Indonesian court on Tuesday threw out a hospital's criminal defamation case against a mother-of-two who wrote emails to her friends complaining about a wrong diagnosis. • Arrested, the mother spent three weeks in custody while she was still breastfeeding her second child. • Public anger at her detention, symbolized by a Facebook support group with more than 100,000 members, forced authorities to release her and bring her before the courts. • A group of bloggers started a "Help Prita" movement which raised more than 50,000 dollars in public donations to help her pay the fine.

  19. Case #2: Bomb posting: Student charged – Daily Express, Jan 16, 2010 • Police charged a student accused of posting a comment on his Facebook threatening to petrol bomb a Hindu temple. • The student faces up to a year in prison if convicted for posting an "offensive comment" on Jan. 10. Ten churches have been fire-bombed or vandalized in Malaysia after the High Court decided on December 31 to lift a government ban on non-Muslims using "Allah" as a translation for "God". • Posted on Facebook that he was willing to attack the Batu Caves temple for money. Additionally, he posted another comment on Facebook claiming that he had manufactured the explosives used in the series of church fire-bombings.

  20. .Kitty%20bye-bye.gif slowtrav.com • gallery_50043_21374_79952701645f81acb9f2de.gif • s2ki.com

More Related