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Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century – Grade 12

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Module 6: Information Communication Technology (ICT)
First Edition, 2019

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Trends, Networks, and

in the 21st Century 2

Critical Thinking

QUARTER 2 - MODULE 6

INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

(ICT)

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Table of Contents

Cover Page i
Copyright Page ii
Module Title iii
Writers’ Profile iv
Table of Contents v
What I Need to Know 1
What Should I Expect 2
Things to Remember To Get Through 2
What I Know 3

CONTENTS

Lesson 1: Dimensions of Technology that are Enabling and Not Inhibiting

What I Need to Know 5
What’s In 5
What’s New 6
What is it 6
What’s More 9
What I Have Learned 10

Lesson 2: The Benefits of How to Utilize the Technology Through Identifying

the Weakest Link in a System Using Strategic and Intuitive
Thinking
What I Need to Know 12
What’s In 12
What’s New 12
What is it 13
What’s More 16
What I Have Learned 17
What I Can Do 18
Additional Activities 18

Lesson 3: On National Literature and Its Ethnic Dimensions

What I Need to Know 19
What’s In 19
What’s New 20
What is It 21
What’s More 21
What I can do 22
What I Have Learned 23
Additional Activities 23
Assessment 24
References 25

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MODULE 6

Information Communication
Technology (ICT)

WHAT I NEED TO KNOW

Introduction

Technology has transformed the limit to obtaining information, social

interaction, and access to digital content. In this framework, learners can utilize
technology to create an engaging and modified environment to meet the emerging
educational needs of the 21st century. Gone are the days when learning has to be
one-size-fits-all or confined to a single pedagogy and an avenue.

What are the parts of this module?

Pre-test
Lesson Proper
Activities
Self-test
Post Test

What this module all about?

This module will help you explore on the dimensions of technology which are
enabling and empowering. It will also help you understand the benefits of technology
and how you can effectively utilize it rather than be enslaved by the advancement of
technology. This module also discusses technology can facilitate social relationships
and political movements. The learner understands how Information Communication
Technology dominates, emancipates, and empowers individuals.

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WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT

After you go through on this module, you are expected to:

1. Identify dimensions of technology that are enabling and not inhibiting
2. Discuss the benefits of technology
3. Utilize technology effectively rather than be enslaved by it
4. Identify the weakest link in a system using strategic and intuitive
thinking
5. Explain how information communication technology can facilitate
social relationships and political movements (occupy movements)
6. Make or propose a creative intervention to improve human life

THINGS TO REMEMBER TO GET THROUGH

To learn and benefit from this module, follow the following steps:

a. Take your time to read and understand the concepts in this module
b. Follow the instructions carefully in every given task
c. Answer all the assessment tests industriously
d. Present an output in every performance task given
e. Familiarize yourselves with the given terms

GOOD LUCK AS YOU BEGIN THIS MODULE!

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MODULE 6
What I Know

As an initial activity, you will be assess on your prior knowledge about

information communication technology. This is to find out what are the things you need
to learn more about the subject matter.

Multiple Choice: Write the letter of the correct answer before each number.
________ 1. Which of the following technology required for information processing, in
particular, the use of electronic computers, communication devices and
software anytime?
A. Information C. Social Media
B. ICT D. Communication

________ 2. What do you call knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study
or research?
A. Message C. Information
B. Values D. Computers

________3. Which of the following will Information is considered as the knowledge

and helps us to fulfil our daily tasks?
A. forecasting the stock exchange market.
B. informing the latest gadgets with your relatives
C. answering a calls
D. liked the video uploaded by your friends

________4. Which of the following years were the Sumerians developed cuneiform
writing?
A. 35 BC C. 3500 BC
B. 1900 D. 1000 BC

________5. Who developed and introduced the alphabet in the world during 1500
BC?
A. Phoenicians C. Romans
B. Spartans D. Athens

________6. What term is used to introduce the first internet in 1969?

A. ARPANET C. NET Globe
B. World Wide Web D. Communication

________7. Which of the following belonged to the educational approach, cultural

setting, or physical setting in which teaching, and learning occur?
A. Learning Environment C. Classroom
B. School D. Community

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________8. Which of the following considered as a vital in communication which deals

with the use of scientific knowledge, experiences and resources to
create processes and products that fulfil human needs?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________9. What are the devices used in extending communication like telephone
and fax machines?
A. Aiding Communication C. Practicing Communication
B. Following Communication D. Trending Communication

________10. Which of the following defined something invented, such as a device,

gadget, or process originated after study and experiment a
product of the imagination?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________ 11. Which of the following deals with the use of scientific knowledge,
experiences and resources that create processes and products to fulfil
human needs as a vital in communication?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________12. What do you call the place where people work, such as an office or
factory?
A. Office C. Workplace
B. School D. Laboratory

________13. What do you call a recurrent phenomena that takes place over time
and gives rise to speculation on the future?
A. Computers C. Trend
B. Network D. Internet

________14. Which of the following refers the application of scientific knowledge

for practical purposes, especially in industry?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________15. The following are considered as an invention technology, Except:

A. Photocopier Machine C. Paper
B. Telephone D. Laptop

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Lesson DIMENSIONS OF TECHNOLOGY

THAT ARE ENABLING AND
1 NOT INHIBITING (HUMSS_MCT12IId-f-2-5)

Technology is accumulation of skills, procedures, performances that are

combined to create goods and services using scientific methods. I this lesson, you will
know the invention of technology known as enabling and how makes society a better
place to live, easier, and convenient. Lastly, you will know also what are the things
that make its not inhibiting.

What I Need to Know

At the end of the lesson, the learners are expected to:

1. Identify dimensions of technology that are enabling and not inhibiting

What’s In

The prior module clarifies resourcefully the mean effects of undemocratic

practices related to issues such as gender biases, poverty, racial difference, cultural
dominion, political marginalization, crisis of representation and politics of appreciation.
We have better understand and exercise our rights and privileges in accordance with
our constitution. The previous module also discusses the importance of democratic
practices, difference between representative democracy and participatory democracy.

This lesson will highlight the simple ways on how you are going to take part in
an invention or innovation. It can also be applied to drive radical changes in the
capabilities of a user. Enabling technologies are characterized by fast development of
subsequent imitative technologies, often in diverse fields.

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What’s New

Exercise: List all the information and communications technology (ICT) tools
and gadgets that you know.
1. 11.
2. 12.
3. 13.
4 14.
5. 15.
6. 16.
7. 17.
8. 18.
9. 19.
10. 20.

What is it

EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION

Communication has improved and evolved to enable our daily activities. In the
21st century, everything related to communication utilizes technology to “direct out” or
distribute information to a wider audience. Information can be “send out” in many ways.
Which implies that inventions of cellular phones, televisions and other electronic
devices important in enhancing communication.

WHAT IS ICT?

Information Communication Technology (ICT) could be a technology needed

for information dispensation that use of communication devices electronics,
computers, and software system applications to convert, store, protect, process,
transmit and retrieve information.

INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

(Reading books) (Share with friends) (E-mail findings)

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INFORMATION

Information states to the information obtained from reading, investigation, study

or analysis. It helps us to meet our daily tasks and deciding. These tools transmit
information are telephone, television and radio. As an example, scientist can detect
the formation of a tsunami using the newest technology and warn the public to avoid
disasters in within the affected areas.

COMMUNICATION

Communication is associate degree act of transmitting messages. It is a

method whereby information is exchanged between individuals using symbols, signs
or verbal interactions. Previously, people communicated through exchange of signs
and symbols, whereas others perform it by drama and poetry. With the arrival of
technology, these “older” styles of communication are less utilized as compared to the
use of the internet, e-mail or video conferencing. Communication is very important in
order to gain knowledge. That will make us more confident in expressing our thoughts
and ideas.

TECHNOLOGY

Technology is important in communication that deals with the employment of

knowledge domain, experiences and resources to make processes and product that
fulfil human desires. Merriam-Webster dictionary defines associate degree Invention
Technology are a few things invented, like a device, gadget, or process originated
after study and experiment a product of the imagination. While, Innovation
Technology a brand-new idea, method, or device that was introduction of
something new like room computer to laptop computer.

Aiding Communication

Telephone and fax machines are the devices employed in

extending communication.

Spreading Communication

It is used broadcast information like news or weather

reports effectively. Specifically, radio, television, satellites and
the World Wide Web (www) are powerful tools which will be used.

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TECHNOLOGY TIMELINE

In 3500 BC, the In 1500 BC, the

Sumerians Phoenicians
developed developed the
cuneiform writing. alphabet

In 1454, the first

printing began In 105 BC, Tsai
with the creation Lum of China
of the printing invented paper.
machine.

In 1793, the In 1876, the first

telegraph line telephone was
was invented. introduced.

In 1925,
In 1941, the
television was
computer was
made known to
created.
public.

In 1958, the In 1963, the

photocopier communication
machine was satellite was
introduced. introduced.

In 1969, the first

Internet known as
ARPANET was
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What’s More

Direction: Individual Work: Answer the following questions below:

1. Which among the technology timeline are still trendy? Explain it.

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2. How important is the year 1969 in discover ARPANET?

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What I Have Learned

Activity: Writing an Essay

Direction: Write essay on activities that you think will help the technology that are
enabling and not inhibiting (HUMSS_MCT12- IId-f-) based from our lesson.

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INFORMAL ESSAY RUBRIC

Features 4 3 2 1
Expert Accomplished Capable Beginner
Quality of Piece was Piece was Piece had little Piece had no
Writing written in an written in an style or voice style or voice
extraordinary interesting style Gives some Gives no new
style and voice and voice new information and
Very Somewhat information but very poorly
informative informative and poorly organized
and well- organized organized
organized
Grammar, Virtually no Few spelling and A number of So many
Usage & spelling, punctuation spelling, spelling,
Mechanics punctuation or errors, minor punctuation or punctuation and
grammatical grammatical grammatical grammatical
errors errors errors errors that it
interferes with
the meaning
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What I Have Learned

1. Can I live without information communications technology?

2. How do I predict the future of a technology-propelled society?

Information Communication Technology (ICT) - It could be a technology

needed for information dispensation that use of communication devices
electronics, computers, and software system applications to convert, store,
protect, process, transmit and retrieve information.

Information – It refers to a state to the information obtained from reading,

investigation, study or analysis. It helps us to meet our daily tasks and deciding.

Communication - Its associate degree act of transmitting messages. It is a

method whereby information is exchanged between individuals using symbols,
signs or verbal interactions.

Technology – It is important in communication that deals with the employment

of knowledge domain, experiences and resources to make processes and
product that fulfil human desires.

Now, Let’s Proceed to Lesson 2

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THE BENEFITS OF HOW TO UTILIZE THE TECHNOLOGY

Lesson THROUGH IDENTIFYING THE WEAKEST LINK IN A
SYSTEM USING STRATEGIC AND INTUITIVE THINKING
2 (HUMSS_MCT12IId-f-2-5)

The technology-forced society has opened a lot of opportunities to learn. In this

lesson, you will know the benefits of how to utilize the technology through identifying
the weakest link in a system using strategic and intuitive thinking.

What I Need to Know

At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

1. Discuss the benefits of technology

2. Utilize technology effectively rather than be enslaved by it
3. Identify the weakest link in a system using strategic and intuitive thinking

What’s In

In the previous lesson we, learned about the list of activities on how information
and communication technologies, tools and gadgets use through for an invention or
innovation. Which can be applied to drive radical change in the capabilities of a user.
As a continuation we are going to discuss the benefits of technology and identify
weakest link in a system using strategic and intuitive thinking.

What’s New

Exercise: With a partner, watch the video “Digital Society Explained.” Take down
notes on the important points of the video and explain the following items below.

Digital society gives more transparency, participation, and innovation. What other
benefits does it bring? How are these happening in your own context? Write your
answer space provided.

1. On digital structural change. (Effects on daily social and economic lives people
engage in more interactively.
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2. On corporate social media. (More social networks for communication and

information flow)
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3. On open innovation. (New form of participation gives rise to new ways of doing
things. Classic values are broken and have become modernized with new strategies.
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4. On open government. (Collaboration between the government and citizens

emerges. Democracy becomes more transparent and active.
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5. On open access. (More access to scientific information enhances knowledge

quickly.
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What is it

The Technology-enhanced Learning Environment

Conole et. (2008) investigated how university students’ learning patterns are
influenced by the availability of technology-enhanced learning environment. The
technology-propelled society has opened a lot of opportunities to learn. They further
said that these require combining old and new methods, higher-lever skills, such as
evaluation and synthesis, and are necessary to make sense of their complex
technological-enriched learning atmosphere and proper use of tools in a combination
of ways to suit individual needs. Their learning exhibited that the peer group of new
millennium learners displays complex learning styles that are shaped by the ubiquity,
convenience and ease of use of digital resources.

Benefits of Traditional and Contemporary Technologies

The benefits of technology on our lives, these days can simply, not be
overlooked. The 21st century is already being called as the era of science and
technology, and we have innovative so much in this field, in just 18 years ago. This
seems incredible but, yet it has occurred.

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BENEFITS OF TECHNOLOGY

1. Make housing and lifestyle more mechanized with the creation of

teachnology will provide convenience since every task becomes easy
and handy.
2. Allow travel to be faster and accessible.
3. Improve communication using the telephone, mobile phones, satellite, and
other related calling devices.
4. Expand the entertainment sector with the inventions of music, video games,
mobile games, video games, and visual systems.
5. Make use of the social networking to promote the company’s products and
services that makes business easier.
6. Encourage educational technology and enhance online education.
7. Provide state of the art in medicine and technology thereby improving
doctor’s prognosis to their patients.
8. Save time and money in the production of goods with all the machines doing
most of the work.
9. Encourage creativity and innovation since people can do online business or
work at home.
10. Provide easy access to information such as e-books and reading materials.

Utilization of Technology

Pollutes the Environment from Industrial Wastes

Comforts and convenience are among the many benefits of technology and yet
it too has endangered our environment. Unwanted by-products from industries and
manufacturing plants turn to pollute the air, water, and soil. Thus, these environmental
hazards raise concerns that laws be implemented to regulate the safety of our
surroundings, corresponding consequences must be given to companies that violate
the laws.

Promotes Endless War

Issues on the making of nuclear warfare and other weapons of mass

destruction may lead to unending battles among nations. Although the creation of
weapons serves to safeguard the country, it meanwhile branches aggression to the
nations being under the position of first world countries. For instance, biological
warfare or germ warfare uses biological poisons or infections materials like viruses,
fungi, bacteria to kill people and animals.

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Others produce infections diseases and sample its deadly effects to the people
and later pharmaceutical companies introduce a vaccine or serum for it. Seemingly,
war is to most money-spinning business for powerful countries as they engage in
selling advanced ammunitions a state of the art weapons to their allies and enemies
as well. It is therefore argued that word peace can never be achieved unless powerful
nations will stop making advantage of nations rich in minerals and oil as well as stop
the manufacture of weapons of mass destruction.

Replaces the Jobs of People

The beginning of technology makes production of goods and services faster. It

saves time and money yet the benefits it gives create a lesser workforce in the
workplace. Factories employ machines to meet the demands of the consuming market
but still need people to supervise the use of the machines in the production of goods.
It is being debated that the creation of technology is not overpower or enslave mankind
but rather it is believed to provide benefits and how people, institutions, and
governments permits, respond to change, or simply ignore its development.

Leads to Dependence

As of the easy access to technology particularly the internet, many individuals

tend to be addicted to video games and social networks spending too much time on
their gadgets. Such strong attraction to the wireless technology will lead to social
isolation, loneliness, and increase dependence on these devices. Instead of
interacting with people, most teenagers prefer to be technology savvy by wanting
instant answer, instant solutions in life, and when they cannot find this spontaneous
feedback, they apparently withdraw from the crowd. Similarly, it may also reduce
creativity and intelligence as an outcome of being too dependent on the internet.

Emerging Technologies

Emerging Technologies are tools that will bring forth change in society and is
demonstrated by comprehensive novelty, fast growth, consistency, projecting impact,
and yet at times become uncertain and unclear as to its acceptance in the community.
It is a product of convergence combing telephone, video, and other resources that will
result to the creation of new productivity.

Fields in Emerging Technologies

Fields in emerging technologies include robotics, artificial intelligence,

educational technology, information technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology,
cognitive science, and psycho technology.

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resources helpful in the individual uses.
Direction: In 5 to 10 sentences, write your Pledge of Commitment in making digital
Activity: My Pledge of Commitment
What’s More
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What I Have Learned

• Learning Environment – it is an educational approach, cultural setting, or

physical setting in which education, and learning happen.

• Digital resources – it is intentionally broad and includes rich media objects

(maps, video, images, simulations and forth) as well as text.

Benefits of Traditional and Contemporary Technologies

✓ Make housing and lifestyle more mechanized with the creation of teachnology
will provide convenience since every task becomes easy and handy.
✓ Allow travel to be faster and accessible.
✓ Improve communication using the telephone, mobile phones, satellite, and
other related calling devices.
✓ Expand the entertainment sector with the inventions of music, video games,
mobile games, video games, and visual systems.
✓ Make use of the social networking to promote the company’s products and
services that makes business easier.
✓ Encourage educational technology and enhance online education.
✓ Provide state of the art in medicine and technology thereby improving doctor’s
prognosis to their patients.
✓ Save time and money in the production of goods with all the machines doing
most of the work.
✓ Encourage creativity and innovation since people can do online business or
work at home.
✓ Provide easy access to informatin such as e-books and reading materials.

Utilization of Technology
Pollutes the Environment from Industrial Wastes
Promotes Endless War
Replaces the Jobs of People
Leads to Dependence
• Emerging Technologies – refers to a tool that will bring forth change in society
and is demonstrated by comprehensive novelty, fast growth, consistency,
projecting impact, and yet at times become uncertain and unclear as to its
acceptance in the community.
• Fields in Emerging Technologies - include robotics, artificial intelligence,
educational technology, information technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology,
cognitive science, and psycho technology.

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What I Can Do

1. Outline your learning from this lesson

A. I learned that
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B. I realized that
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C. If given a chance
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Additional Activities

I. Define the terms used in this lesson.

1. technology

2. digital resources

3. learning environment

4. ubiquity

5. digital resources

Now, let’s move on to lesson 3

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Lesson OCCUPY MOVEMENTS AND

INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE HUMAN
3 LIFE (HUMSS_MCT12IId-f-6)

Technology has transformed the boundary to obtaining information, social

interaction, and access to digital content. In this context, you will know on how
information communication technology can facilitate social relationships and political
movements and propose a creative intervention to improve human life.

What I Need to Know

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to

1. Explain how information communication technology can facilitate social

relationships and political movements (occupy movements)
2. Make or propose a creative intervention to improve human life

What’s In

In the previous lesson, we learned that generation of new millennium learners

displays complex learning styles that are shaped by the ubiquity, accessibility and
ease of use of digital resources. As a continuation, this lesson will help you understand
on how information communication technology can facilitate social relationships and
political movements (occupy movements) and make or propose a creative intervention
to improve human life.

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What’s New

PICTURE ANALYSIS

Source: Technology by Sephko is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Answer the questions in the separate sheet of paper:

1. What is the picture all about?

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2. In your own opinion, what is the relevance of this picture above to facilitate
social relationships and political movements?
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What is It

Partitions Between the Workplace and Other Spheres of life Are Falling Down
William Rothwell, 2002

Technology has both the advantage and disadvantage of knocking down

communication barriers. Emails are sent internationally with ease; cellular phones
hooked to satellites make everyone reachable, even to the depth of one hundred feet
below the ocean or on the surface of the moon, at all times; and wireless technology
enables people to communicate anywhere and anytime.

This trend will continue, with the advent technology – such as broadcast-quality
video conferencing from the desk where human experts will be instantly available and
time.

Workplace learning will become divorced from place alone, it will be just as
likely to occur in an automobile, on the sofa at home, or in an airplane as behind a
desk, on a production line, or in a front of a computer screen. In many places, this has
already happened, and the definition that constitutes the workplace have shifted
“anywhere and anytime.” As a result of this trend, workplace learners will feel free to
seek out useful information to guide their performance whenever they need it. Learning
will likely to occur during recreation and purposeful work activity. It must increasingly
be available on demand.

What’s More

Direction: What have you learned from this lesson? Write your answer in space
provided.

1. Since 2002, did the trend continue? How?

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2. How about the prediction? It is happening now? Cite them.

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What I Can Do

Activity: Slogan Making

Direction: Create a slogan on occupy movements and intervention. Write your
slogan inside the box and your explanation below.

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Effort 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 points

Craftsmanship The slogan is The slogan is The slogan is The slogan is
exceptionally attractive in terms acceptably distractingly
attractive in terms of neatness. Good attractive though messy.
of neatness. Well construction and it may be a bit
constructed and not very messy. messy.
not messy.
Creativity Slogan is Slogan is creative Slogan is The slogan does
exceptionally and a good creative and not reflect any
creative. A lot of amount of thought some thought degree of
thought and effort was put into was put into creativity.
was used to make decorating it. decorating it.
the banner.
Originality Exceptional use of Good use of new Average use of No use of new
new ideas and ideas and new ideas and ideas and
originality to originality to originality to originality to
create slogan. create slogan. create slogan. create slogan.
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What I Have Learned

1. Can I live without information communications technology?

2. How do I predict the future of a technology-propelled society?

• Technology – refers the application of scientific knowledge for

practical purposes, especially in industry.

• Workplace – refers to a place where people work, such as an

office or factory.
• Trend – refers to a recurrent phenomena that takes place over
time and gives rise to speculation on the future.

Additional Activities

Activity: Get Organized

Direction: Use the five Ws chart to organize the information you have learned from
this lesson.
What?

Who?

Where?

When?

Why?

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Assessment

As we end this module, you will be assess on your knowledge about climate
change. This is to find out what are the things you learned about the subject matter.

Multiple Choice: Write the letter of the correct answer before each number.

________ 1. Which of the following deals with the use of scientific knowledge,
experiences and resources that create processes and products to fulfil
human needs as a vital in communication?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________ 2. Which of the following technology required for information processing, in

particular, the use of electronic computers, communication devices and
software anytime?
A. Information C. Social Media
B. ICT D. Communication

________ 3. What do you call knowledge obtained from reading, investigation, study
or research?
A. Message C. Information
B. Values D. Computers

________4. Which of the following will Information is considered as the knowledge

and helps us to fulfil our daily tasks?
A. forecasting the stock exchange market.
B. informing the latest gadgets with your relatives
C. answering a calls
D. liked the video uploaded by your friends

________5. Which of the following years were the Sumerians developed cuneiform
writing?
A. 35 BC C. 3500 BC
B. 1900 D. 1000 BC

________6. Who developed and introduced the alphabet in the world during 1500
BC?
A. Phoenicians C. Romans
B. Spartans D. Athens

________7. What term is used to introduce the first internet in 1969?

A. ARPANET C. NET Globe
B. World Wide Web D. Communication

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________8. Which of the following belonged to the educational approach, cultural

context, or physical setting in which teaching and learning occur?
A. Learning Environment C. Classroom
B. School D. Community

________9. Which of the following considered as a vital in communication which deals

with the use of scientific knowledge, experiences and resources to
create processes and products that fulfil human needs?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________10. What are the devices used in extending communication like telephone
and fax machines?
A. Aiding Communication C. Practicing Communication
B. Following Communication D. Trending Communication

________11. Which of the following defined something invented, such as a device,

gadget, or process originated after study and experiment a
product of the imagination?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

________12. What do you call the place where people work, such as an office or
factory?
A. Office C. Workplace
B. School D. Laboratory

________13. What do you call a recurrent phenomena that takes place over time
and gives rise to speculation on the future?
A. Computers C. Trend
B. Network D. Internet

________14. The following are considered as an invention technology, Except:

A. Photocopier Machine C. Paper
B. Telephone D. Laptop

________15. Which of the following refers the application of scientific knowledge

for practical purposes, especially in industry?
A. Invention Technology C. Innovation Technology
B. Technology D. Timeline

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Al-Rodhan, N. (2015). The many ethical implications of emerging technologies.

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Colonel et al. (2008) “Facilitating reflective learning in higher education.”

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Pre-Assessment ICT Tools and Gadgets Post-Assessment
1. B 1. Desktop 1. B
2. C 2. laptops 2. C
3. A 3. Projector 3. B
4. C 4. Digital cameras
4. A
5. Printer
5. A 5. C
6. Photocopier
6. A 7. tablets 6. A
7. A 8. Popplet 7. A
8. B 9. Pen Drive 8. A
9. A 10. Ipods
11. Ipads 9. B
10. A 12. Webboards 10. A
11. B 13. Scanners 11. A
12. C 14. Microphones 12. C
13. C 15. interactive white
13. C
board
14. B 14. D
16. DVDs and CDs
15. D 17. Flash discs 15. B
18. video Games
19. Social Media
20. USB
21. Whiteboard
22. Presentation
clicker
23. Visualizer
24. Tablet device
25. Microphone .
KEY TO CORRECTIONS
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