Empowerment Technologies Essentials

Digital Citizenship

• Responsible use of technology.

• Irresponsible use of technology.

• Complete reliance on technology.

• Avoidance of technology altogether.

Big Data

• Small sets of digital information.

• Large sets of digital information.

• Data that is easy to manage.

• Data that is always accurate.

Digital Divide

• Gap between tech access levels.

• A type of digital marketing strategy.

• A divide in digital content creation skills.

• A measure of internet speed variations.

Digital Literacy

• Ability to use digital devices effectively.

• Understanding how to read printed text.

• Knowledge of historical events and dates.

• Ability to perform manual calculations.

Augmented Reality

• Overlaying digital info on reality.

• Creating a completely virtual environment.

• Using holograms to replace real objects.

• Enhancing physical reality with sound effects.

E-learning

• Education through digital platforms.

• Traditional classroom education.

• Education through printed materials.

• Education through face-to-face interactions.

Mobile Technology

• Smartphones, tablets, apps.

• Desktop computers, servers, mainframes.

• Televisions, radios, projectors.

• Laptops, printers, scanners.

Cybersecurity

• Protecting digital information.

• Hacking into systems for data theft.

• Creating software to monitor user activity.

• Developing hardware for data storage.

Virtual Reality

• Simulated digital environments.

• Physical reality experiences.

• Augmented reality overlays.

• 3D printed models.

Definition of Empowerment Technologies

• Use of digital tools to empower individuals.

• A method of controlling technology usage.

• A strategy for reducing digital access.

• A framework for traditional education.