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SHS

Empowerme
nt
Technologies
Quarter 1 – Module 7-8

Collaborative ICT Development

Compiler/Contextualizer: Mary Ann G. Landero

 First Quarter
MODULE 7-8, Weeks 7-8
Collaborative ICT Development

Content Standard: The learners demonstrate an understanding of the key

learnings from the previous weeks, which they will synthesize
into an integrated ICT content through collaboration with
classmates and teachers as both peer and partner.
Performance
Standard: At the end of the two weeks, the learners should be able to
collaboratively develop an online portal or website to
showcase and share existing and previously developed
content.
These may be in the form of, but not limited to:
1. e-online newsletter
2. Blog
3. Issuu online “magazine”

Competencies: Evaluate the quality, value, and appropriateness of peer’s

existing or previously developed ICT content concerning
the theme or intended audience/viewer of an ICT project.
: Share and showcase existing or previously developed
material in the form of a collaboratively designed newsletter
or blog site intended for a specific audience or viewer.

Learning Objectives:
Create a collaboratively designed online newsletter or blog site for a
specific audience and practice collective decision-making of the chosen
output.

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 What I Need to
Know

Welcome to the sixth module of Empowerment Technologies. Before

this module, you were able to learn more about the Online Platforms to create a
good online presentation, webpage, and content, you should know the principle
and techniques of design using online creation tool, and application to develop
ICT content.

This module will discuss the description of Collaborative ICT

Development. These will enhance your knowledge on team structure and
dynamics for ICT content; online collaborative tools and processes; project
management for ICT content and curating existing content for use on the web.

What’s
In
Let’s see how much you have learned from the previous module by
accomplishing the activity below.

Instruction: Study the picture closely and complete the corresponding insight.

Online Platform for

ICT Content is
.
There are many things I
learned about Online
Platform. But the most
important is .

https://tinyurl.com/e496nbky

Collaborative platforms are a category of business software that adds

comprehensive social networking capabilities to work developments. In the
previous lesson, you learned how Social media develop a digital tool that allows
users to quickly create and share content with the public. It includes a wide range
of websites and applications.

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 What’s New
Instructions: In a piece of paper, write down your opinion about the
questions inside the circle below.

1. Is Collaborative ICT
Development an
important tool for social
and economic change?
Why?

2. Is the purpose of the ICT

collaboration builds
research relationships
and networks through
shared training,
technological, and
product development
programs?

What is
It

Collaborative ICT Development

Online Collaboration Simply put, online collaboration lets a group of

people work together in real-time over the internet.

Web Conference - provides live audio/video communication between two

or more locations to conduct meetings, training, or presentations via the Internet.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ONLINE COLLABORATION AND WEB CONFERENCE

The difference between Online Collaboration and Web conference is that

Online collaboration is sharing information to each other to come with a way to
achieve the group goal. While in Web Conference is more like a meeting to
discuss about a certain topic.

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WHY DO ONLINE COLLABORATION?
 Requires more critical thinking: mind set: it’s not just about content; it’s about
cultivating a deeper understanding
 More problem solving
 Prepare students for college (peer-to-peer)
 More engaging
 Going beyond the classroom walls (other schools in district,
communities, countries, etc)
 Becoming more aware of the real world

SECURITY IS ESSENTIAL IN ONLINE COLLABORATION

❑ Encryption- additional layer of security that makes content unreadable

for people with malicious intent.
❑ SSL (Secure Socket Layer)- is the standard security technology
for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser.

A GOOD COLLABORATIVE TOOL:

❑ Is easy to use;
❑ Has features that will fit your purpose;
❑ Are user-friendly and focused on real-time updates; and
❑ Gives importance to security.

ONLINE COLLABORATION TOOLS AND WEB PORTAL

What are online collaboration tools and web portals, why are they important?

Online collaboration tool enables a more coordinated workflow by providing a

unified platform for team discussion, file sharing, online storage for
documentation, task assignments, and real-time project collaboration. At their
heart, collaboration tools are all about aligning people.

WEB PORTAL

Web Portal – is a website that contains information from different sources and
places them in one location in a uniform way.

TOP 10 WEB PORTALS

WEB PORTAL ICON DESCRIPTION
1. Google.com it is an internet search engine "organize the
world's information and make it universally
accessible and useful."
2. YouTube.com is a popular video sharing website where
registered users can upload and share videos
with anyone able to access the site.

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3. Facebook.com is defined as an online social networking
website where people can create profiles, share
information such as photos and quotes about
themselves, and respond or link to the
information posted by others.
4. Twitter.com is a free social networking microblogging
service that allows registered members to
broadcast short post called tweets.
5.Wikipedia.com is a free web-based encyclopedia project which
contains information on a wide variety of
subjects which are added by contributors from
all over the Internet.
6.Instagram.com allows users to edit and upload photos and
short videos through a mobile app.

7. Baidu.com is the largest and most professional search

engine in the Chinese-language world.

8. Yahoo.com offers a Web portal where news, email, weather,

etc. are found in one page.
9. Blogger.com is an online content management system (CMS)
that facilitates the creation of informal online
discussion sites, also called blogs.
10. MSN.com MSN (meaning Microsoft Network) is a web
portal and related collection of Internet services
and apps for windows and mobile devices.

Collaborative ICT Content

Collaborative ICT Content are tools that can help your group “go the
distance” and work as if you already have your own office. Working together
does not necessarily mean you have to be physically together.

Different Online Collaborative Tools

Online ICON DESCRIPTION
Collaboratio
n Tools

1. Facebook Groups allows you to create a group page that will

allow people in your group to
communicate your ideas.
2. Teams a unified communication and
collaboration platform that combines
persistent workplace chat, video
meetings,
and application integration.
3. Zoom provides videotelephony and online chat
services through a cloud-based peer-to-
peer software platform and is used for
teleconferencing, telecommuting,
distance
education, and social relations.
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 4. Skype is a telecommunications application that
provides instant messaging services users
may transmit text, video, audio, and
images.
5. Google Drive is a cloud-based storage solution that
allows you to save files online and access
them anywhere from any smartphone,
tablet, or computer.
6. WordPress provides a web-based user interface for
designing, publishing, and updating
websites.
7. Canva a graphic design platform that allows
users to create social media graphics,
presentations, posters, and other visual
content.
8. Office online allows multiple people to work on
different office files.
9. Microsoft OneDrive a Microsoft cloud storage service that
lets you store your personal files in one
place, share them with others and get
to them
any device connected to the Internet
10. Issuu is an electronic publishing platform
enabling creators of publications to share
their content digitally.

“Online Collaborative Tools are most effective if the group members are WILLING
to achieve a common goal”.

What’s
More
Look at the pictures of some of the most commonly visited Web Portals below.
Indicate the type of portals they represent. Write your answers in
another sheet of paper.

Awesome!
Definitely, you have identified some of the most commonly visited Web Portals.
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How is it possible? This is because of Collaborative ICT Content.

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 Let us try to observe some of the influences they have made in our society.
And find out what does each Portals have contributed in the lives of the
individuals.

Guide Questions:

1. What do these Portals have shared?

2. How did each and every individual use it?
3. What accountability/ies do these Portals show to their audiences
and users?

We should remember that some of these Web Portals is a website that

contains information from different sources and places them in one location in a
uniform way.

What I Have Learned

Do not forget that…

 There are top 10 most commonly visited Web Portals

 There are top 10 most commonly used Online Collaborative Tools
 Best visited Web Portals happen because of Collaborative ICT Content
like Facebook Groups. Facebook would not be that interesting if it were
not for all your friends. In fact, the more friends you have, the more
content you get.

 These Portals have impacts in the lives of the individuals in our society.

 We must use online collaborative tools effectively and efficiently for

good reason in order to progress to certain developments for our
country.

What I Can
Do

Interested in a Designed Newsletter?

Recall what you have learned in this module. Create a collaboratively designed
online newsletter for a specific audience and practice collective decision-
making of the chosen output.

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Refer to the rubrics below for your guidance. Write your designs in a piece of
bond paper.

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 Item 5pts 15pts 20pts 25pts Total
points
of
item
Topic content Newsletter Newsletter was Newsletter Newsletter
was completed and was was
completed an appropriate completed completed
but did not topic was chosen, and an and an
choose an but the amount appropriate appropriate
appropriate of data collected topic was topic was
topic. was minimal. chosen chosen, and
the author
went above
the
requirements
to complete
assignment.
Pictures/Graphics No pictures There was one There were There were
or graphics pictures/graphic two three or more
were used in the newsletter. pictures/gra pictures/gra
in the phics in the phics in the
newsletter. newsletter. newsletter.
Layout One of the Two of the Three of the All of the
elements elements elements elements
(pictures, (pictures, text (pictures, (pictures,
text boxes, boxes, shapes, text boxes, text boxes,
shapes, etc.) etc.) were used in shapes, etc.) shapes, etc.)
was used in the newsletter. were used in were used in
the the the
newsletter. newsletter. newsletter.
Appearance Does Newsletter is Newsletter Newsletter is
not neat but contains drop designed
resembl graphics
e
newsletter and text are not cap and neat beautifully
and no drop laid out information. and could be
cap was appropriately. shared with
used. the general
public.

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