Etech Final TG
Etech Final TG
EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGY
Prepared by:
Karrie Mae O. Golilao
RESOURCES The Commission on Higher Education. Teaching Guide for Senior High School
Media and Information Literacy Core Subject. Retrieved from
http://www.deped.gov.ph/
PROCEDURES
ICT
Consider one’s and other’s safety when sharing information using the internet;
Consider one’s and other’s reputation when using the internet;
Determine and avoid the dangers of the internet;
Be responsible in the use of social networking sites;
Browse the internet efficiency and properly through proper referencing.
Most of us use the Internet every day. Sometimes we do not pay attention on how
much information we share online. Below is a questionnaire about how much
information you have shared so far. Put a check under Shared or Not Shared.
3. Ask your learners how they feel about the statistics shared in the book.
Ask Them:
“Give me 5 tips!”
Group them into 5 and each group will write at least 5 tips to stay safe online and
present it to the front.
Ask Them:
1. How would you know that your computers/ your systems had a virus?
- A web threat is any threat that uses the World Wide Web to facilitate
cybercrime.
“World Café”
Group the learners into 5 and each group will be assigned a topic. The event consists
of 5 minutes group discussion at tables, followed by a group synthesis. After each
round, one person stays behind to serve as a “host” of the next round, while the rest
travel to other tables as “ambassadors.” In this sense, participants have a chance to
go “around the world” and bring their ideas with them from table to table.
Topics: Virus
Worm
Trojan
Spyware
Adware
Process Questions:
2. What will you do if you’re experiencing any kinds of internet threats just like a virus?
Discussion:
5 types of Malware:
a. Virus – a malicious program designed to replicate itself and transfer from one
computer to another either through the internet and local networks or data
storage like flash drives.
b. Worm – a malicious program that transfers from one computer to another by
any type of means.
c. Trojan – a malicious program that is disguised as useful program but once
downloaded or installed, leaves your PC unprotected and allows hackers to get
your information.
2. Spam – unwanted email mostly from bots or advertisers. It can be used to send
malware.
3. Phishing – Its goal is to acquire sensitive personal information like passwords and
credit card details.
*Pharming-a more complicated way of phishing where its exploits the DNS (Domain
Name Service)
Start the discussion on Copyright Infringement and tips on how to avoid it.
Discuss “Online Research” to help students make most out of the internet when they
do research in any topic. You may also have several students research a topic in front
of the class while you assist them in doing it well.
Internet
Available
Collaboration Icon Description
Applications
Tools
Video
Conferencing
Instant Messaging
Mind Mapping
Electronic
Calendars
Web COnferencing
Let the students complete the diagram with the word or group of words relevant to
Web 3.0
Definition
(TEXT)
(TEXT) (TEXT)
Let the students complete the table with some key terms and their meanings
relevant to convergence of technology
Form groups with three members each. Research for several and events related
to cybercrime. Using your cell phone or any video-recording device, report it as if you
were a newscaster. Present in 1-2 minutes recording.
Community Problem:
Vicinity:
EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGY
Prepared by:
Karrie Mae O. Golilao
RESOURCES The Commission on Higher Education. Teaching Guide for Senior High School
Media and Information Literacy Core Subject. Retrieved from
http://www.deped.gov.ph/
PROCEDURES
Role Play
1. Create a scenario wherein one of your students will have his/her birthday party.
Ask them how this student will send out invitations. Have several students answer this
question in class, motivate them to think of the most practical solution to this simple
problem.
2. Group Activity:
Form Groups with five members each. Try to come up with a product or service
that you can sell or offer around the campus. It can be sweets like polvoron or Yema,
small souvenirs like keychains or bag tags, or services like foot spa or harana
(serenade) for hire.
Product Information
Product or Service
Product or Service Name:
Group Name:
Group Members:
Product Description:
Ingredients/ Materials:
I. Discussion:
1. Tell the Students about the unique feature of Microsoft Word that will allow them to
do their task seamlessly.
2. Discuss what Mail Merge is and how both features have helped several
organizations and companies in effectively sending out mail to several people.
Mail Merge - Mail merge is a process to create personalized letters and pre-addressed
envelopes or mailing labels for mass mailings from a form letter.
Form Document
List or Data File
5. Ask them:
What skills you have learned in Mail Merge and Label Generation.
Compare what you will do if you manually type everything in Microsoft Word.
10. Discuss the importance of images in most websites. At the same time, discuss how
these images can help a website ruin it by either having the wrong image or having
too many of them.
11. Ask the students to give instances of when they should put images on their
documents. Have them share this in class.
12. Discuss Integrating Images and External Materials.
QUESTIONS:
II. Discussion:
1. For their Product Information, try to give out suggestions if the students were
unable to think about what they should do.
a. Services
b. Products
2. Have students fill out the product information and submit it to you. Make sure that
their project is adorable and takes less time for preparation.
3. As an assignment, ask students to find out how much their product’s ingredients
and/ or materials would cost to make it.
5. Ask the students to do “Estimating the products cost using Microsoft Excel”
Individually.
6. Group them and let them do the same thing for their product.
7. Ask them to create their survey. Have them submit it to you for approval.
9. Have the students prepare the materials and or ingredients for their product or
service the following day.
10. Return the surveys to the students and have them produce 20 copies.
11. Allow the students to consume the time for product making and/ or looking for
samples and asking them to answer their survey.
12. Let the students create an excel file for their survey results using the book as a
guide.
13. Guide them in using the Average, CountIF and AverageIF functions.
14. Give several scenarios for them to use the SumIF functions.
15. Using their data, let the students (with their group) do the activity using the
information they perform earlier, Individually.
Let us expand your list from 10 to 20. Again, It might be a good idea to
collaborate and exchange names and addresses with your classmates. Also, Add
additional fields on your list so that it includes Email Address.
On Microsoft Word 2016, open your merged document. Go to the mailings tab
and modify your recipient list so that you have Email Address on the last column
and ten more additional entries on your list.
Examine as well how you can quickly add an address block and greeting line
through the ribbon.
Generate labels using recipient list.
Refer to the rubrics on page 60 to see how you will be graded in this activity.
1. On a piece of paper, create a simple flow chart that summarizes the steps in
creating a merged document.
2. Describe how or in what ways you can manage the recipient’s list.
2. Compute the Cost of Ingredients, and the survey results. Produce a soft
copy and Hard copy of their activity.
EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGY
Prepared by:
Karrie Mae O. Golilao
LESSON OUTLINE:
CONTENT: Empowerment Technology
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction: 10 minutes (Communicate Learning Objectives)
Motivation: 20 minutes (Question)
Instruction/Delivery: 80 minutes (Discussion, Demonstration)
Practice: 40 minutes (Photobucket, Your turn to Shine)
Enrichment: 45 minutes (Take the Challenge)
Evaluation: 45 minutes (Post Test)
RESOURCES The Commission on Higher Education. Teaching Guide for Senior High School
Media and Information Literacy Core Subject. Retrieved from
http://www.deped.gov.ph/
PROCEDURES
Ask them:
1. Ask the students to guess the other websites that are included in the top ten. You
may choose to have a game out of this wherein the class is divided into two and you
allow them to guess alternately with a limited number of attempts.
2. As their assignment, let the students bring the photos from their bazaar as a soft
copy. They have to bring the softcopy for the rest of the lesson.
3. Discuss infographics and its significance in today’s Internet.
4. Together with your guidance through the use of a demo unit, let the students do
Creating Infographics using Piktochart using the data they have from their bazaar.
5. You may choose to make this a contest as to whom will create the best and the
most interesting inforgraphic.
6. The students may use the photos form their bazaar to improve their infograpic.
They have to do this individually, meaningly a group will produce multiple
infographics using the same data.
7. Show some of the infographics that the students created on your projector or
screen.
8. Let the students comment their work. Give merit to those who have sensible
comments.
9. To further improve student’s appreciation and skills in sing graphics, discuss Online
Image File Formats and Principles and Basic Techniques od Image Manipulaton.
10. As an Assignment, let the students take a selfie or a landscape photo and bring it
as softcopy.
11. Discuss Creating and manipulating images using PhotoScape, a free image
manipulation tool.
12. Let the Students Manipulate their assignment image using PhotoScape
13. Group the students back to their bazaar groups and let them batch edit their
images to a size of 480p. This will resize their image to a size they can easily
upload to the web.
14. Discuss Inserting, Uploading, and Sharing Photos over the Internet. This discussion
will focus on the use of Photobucket. If you can, you may choose to use other
media sharing hosts.
1. Let the students do the Sharing Photos with Photobucket exercise. They may use
the photos from their bazaar or any photos they have with them.
2. Let the students do Exploration 6.1: Jump Starting your Social Media Campaign.
This will make use of the activity in Lesson 1 wich is identifying the correct platform for
social change.
3. Let the students answer “Your turn to shine”. This will allow the students to explore
more about the topic.
EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGY
Prepared by:
Karrie Mae O. Golilao
RESOURCES The Commission on Higher Education. Teaching Guide for Senior High School Media
and Information Literacy Core Subject. Retrieved from http://www.deped.gov.ph/
PROCEDURES
Ask them:
Discussion
Content
Management Description Interface Features
Software
Wordpress
Drupal
Joomla
Think about an ICT project related to your track and strand. List down
ppossible project titles that you may want to pursue
Plan, prepare, organize and write a project proposal for your chosen ICT
project.
1. Using the Google Form, create an online survey about your ICT project.
2. Incorporate your created survey to your website to collect user feedback.
3. Generate a report that showcases the user responses on your online survey.
4. Use feedback to update and improve your ICT project.