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LESSON 2 Multimedia in ICT

Multimedia is defined as the computer-controlled integration of multiple forms of


media that includes text graphic, audio, video etc. The primary characteristic of
multimedia system is the use of more than one kind of media to deliver content and
functionality.

Online Environment

Online means being virtually connected to the World Wide Web (WWW) that
offers a vast environment of information in your hands.

The World Wide Web

- A giant collection of documents, or pages, stored

The internet is a worldwide network of small computer. It is an interconnection of large and small networks around
the globe. It empowers its users with instantaneous access to a huge pool of data, tools, and the information to
accomplish many different tasks.

Online tools include the following that give the user multitasking opportunities and sources of
information as well.

1. Blogs or Micro Blogs


2. Collaborative Tools
3. Discussion Forums
4. Social Networking sites
5. Virtual World Figure 1: Representation of Internet Connections
6. Online Databases
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topologies.html
Server
is a computer loaded with a software packages that provides requested
information to clients.
Clients
is a software program that contacts to a server and request information.

Figure 2: Client and Server Interaction


The Evolution of Web
- First website was published by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991.

Web 1.0 Web 2.0 Web 3.0


1995 - 2000 2000 - 2007 2007 - 2015
- Definition of standards - Pervasive delivery of all 2.0
- Introductory Phase - Commoditized offerings Tools
- Static Information - Blogs, Google, Wikis, - Service Oriented, Virtualization,
RSS/XML syndication, Remote Delivery, Software as a
- Each Project Custom
Service, Remote Update,
- No re-usability Email, Broadcast, Business
Intelligence, Reporting Adaptable
- No Version Control
and Tracking
Basic of Web Page and HTML

World Wide Web – is a giant collection of


documents or pages, stored on computers
around the globe. Web pages are stored on
servers.
Web Browser – is software that allows user to
view and interact with web pages.
HTML – Hypertext Markup Language, are
documents that are made up of text content
and codes known as tag that tell web browser
what to display the content.

HTML Tags Functions


<HTML> Declares the document as HTML.
<HEAD> Defines where the title and other descriptive.
<BODY> Marks the beginning of the web content that will appear on the page
<P> Use to define paragraph in web content.
<BR> Use to add blank lines between paragraphs.
<PRE> To keep pre-formatted text.
<H> Can be set from h1 to h6. It appears as bold text in the browser.
<UL> Use for bulleted list.
<LI> Place before each item that will appear as bulleted in the web content.
<I> Italicizing the text
<B> Bold formatting
<U> Text will appear underline in the web content
<IMG> Use to insert image in a web content
<A> Use to insert links

Attributes
ALIGN = “ ” - Set alignment of the text (Center, left, right, justify)
TYPE = “ “ - Set bullet style (A, circle, disc, square)
&COPY; - For copyright special character
&TRADE; - For trademark
FONT COLOR = “ - Change text color

FONT FACE = “ “ - Change text font style
BGCOLOR = “ “ - Set background color
SRC = “” - Source of the image you want to insert.
HEIGHT AND - Set the height and width of the image.
WIDTH
HREF = “ “ - The URL of the page to which you want to link.

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