APP 001 FNL

• Impress


  Software package used to create multimedia presentations and display information in the form of a slide show
• Impress


  • Editor that allows text to be inserted and formatted
  • Method for inserting and manipulating graphic images
  • Slide-show system to display the content
• Opening Impress

  Click Create to open the main Impress windows
• Slides


  Single page of presentation where all objectives and information are displayed when played
• Slideshow


  Presentation of a series of still images on a projection screen or electronic display device, typically in a prearranged sequence
• Custom Animation


  Use to animate pictures, graphics and charts and all other objects added into a slide
• Slide Transition


  Motion effects that occur in slideshow view when you move from one slide to the next slide during a presentation
• Right-clicking a slide

  1. New Slide - allows you to add another empty slide

  2. Duplicate slide - allows you to add another slide, same as what you have selected

  3. Rename slide - Changing the name of your slide

  4. Hide slide - use to visually present for editing but hidden during the slideshow

  5. Delete slide - use to remove slide
• Website


  Group of World Wide Web pages usually containing hyperlinks that are linked together and made available online for an individual, company, educational institution, government, or organization
• Purposes of a website

  • To sell a product
  • To share general information about specific subject
  • To share information about you
• Web page


  Text file containing Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) formatting tags and links to graphic files and other web pages through a web server
• Basic principles of web design

  • Consider your audience and goals
  • Plan your site on a paper
  • Site Layout
  • Strive for consistency
  • Provide a rich set of links within your website
  • Post only relevant information in your website
• Website medium


  • Provide opportunities for medium
  • Avoid text-based information
  • Be thematic on web content and design
  • Avoid dead links
• Homepage


  • Give your website a descriptive title
  • Include a brief introduction
  • Make the homepage is simple yet attractive as possible
• Accessibility


  • Ensure that texts are legible
  • Avoid using large-sized images/ videos
• Beta-testing a website


  1. Ask your classmates to critique your website

  2. Proofread your website content
• Elements of a website

  • Header - which contains the title of the website
  • Menu/navigation bar - which contains the link where users can navigate on the website
  • Content window - is composed of multimedia and text-based information. It is where images and information are placed
  • Footer - usually, it contains the copyright and hosting site of web publication
• Team structure


  Composition of an individual or of a multi-team system. It is an integral part of the team process
• Group


  Can achieve its common goal through independent individual contributions. Real time coordination of tasks between individual is not required
• Team


  Consists of two or more people who interact dynamically, interdependently, and adaptively toward a common and valued goal, have specific roles or functions and have a time-limited membership
• Describing a team member


  • Include anyone involved in the process of project development who can take action, including the leader
  • Have clearly defined roles and responsibilities
  • Are accountable to the team for their actions
  • Must stay continually informed for effective team functioning
• Team structure for ICT Content Development

  • Project Manager - Is also the team leader. He/ she is the person responsible for managing the team members, managing the project, monitoring of project development progress, and ensuring the project completion according to agreed timeline
  • Data analyst - A team member responsible for gathering accurate and relevant information for ICT content
  • Content writer and editor - A person responsible to summarizing the data collected by the data analyst and finalizes a complete set o information to be integrated to the website
  • Web designer - A person who is responsible for implementing the website design as agreed among members of the team
  • Developer - A person who technically develops the overall functionality of the system
• Communication


  Plays an integral role in keeping a project on task. The project manager is in-charge with guiding all aspects of the project, including the communication plan
• Common electronic communication modes and media

  • E-mail (Gmail, Yahoo mail)
  • Chat and video call (skype, FB messenger, google hangout, Google meet)
  • Text-Messaging (Chika-Text, SMS)
• Purpose of communication

  Communication is NOT ONLY talking to the troops and telling them what you expect of them - it goes much deeper. Successful project management communication is about being there for everyone, being in touch with the real challenges of the project, understanding the real issues within the team who must deliver the project as well as understanding the issues of the sponsors whom the team delivers the project for. Being present, visible, and engaged with everyone is IMPORTANT - during the good times and the challenging times. Communication is not only about speaking to and hearing from people; it's about understanding the complete message
• Each team member should be responsible for allocating time for communication and collaboration when required by the team leader as deemed in meeting the project's goal and objectives
• Web content development


  Procedure of researching & gathering valuable information, defining objectives, finding & evaluating keywords to be used & organizing the structure for writing & finally publishing a content
• Steps in creating valuable web content

  • Define your objective
  • Research and analyze
  • Organize the structure of your article
  • Summarize and Proofread
• Three rules for creating quality content

  • Informative - The content should provide valuable and useful information to the reader
  • Interesting - Have to keep in mind that real people are reading this content, so it is having to be interesting, the content needs to catch and keep their attention from the title to the last period
  • Relevant - The content must be relevant to the niche, business, or company that it's being written about
• Multimedia


  Computer-based, interactive, experience that incorporates texts, graphics, sound, animation, video and virtual reality
• Types of Multimedia

  • Graphics multimedia (drawing and photos e.g.jpg, png, bmp, etc.)
  • Animation multimedia (2D and 3D animation)
  • Video multimedia (movie files e.g. mp4, avi, mpg)
  • Audio multimedia (Sound files such as mp3, wav, wmv)
  • Texts multimedia-styled / design fonts (Curlz, Cambira, etc.)
• In 1991-1998, Web1.0 was experienced by many of researchers to gather information
• In March 1989, Tim Berners Lee laid out his vision for what would become the Web in a document called "Information Management: A proposal"
• By October of 1990, Tim had written the three fundamental technologies that remain the foundation of today's Web: HTML, URI, HTTP