PROGRAMS, SOFTWARE AND
APPS
A. Program
is a set of instructions telling a computer what to do
B. Software
is the programs and other operating information used by a computer. Software
can be made up of more than one program. All-encompassing term that is often
used in contrast to hardware
C. Application
is a program or group of programs that is designed for the end user.
Application software cannot run on itself but is dependent on system software
to execute.
*All
applications are programs, but a program is not necessarily an application. For
example, there are always lots of programs running on the background of an
operating system, but since they weren't developed for the end-user, they are
not applications.
OPERATING SYSTEM
An
operating system is a set of programs that coordinates all the activities among
computer or mobile device hardware.
PRODUCTIVITY
APPLICATIONS
1. Word processing software
allows users to create and manipulate documents
2. Clip art
is a collection of drawings, photos, and other images
3. Presentation software
allows users to create visual aids for presentations to communicate ideas, messages,
and other information to a group
4. Spreadsheet software
allows users to organize data in rows and columns and perform calculations
5. A
database is a collection of data
organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data
·
Database software allows users to create,
access, and manage a database
SPREADSHEET
VS DATABASE
SPREADSHEET
|
DATABASE
|
Tabulate data and create graphs based on the data
|
Stored data so that can be retrieved by users
|
Hold a less amount of data
|
Hold a large amount of data
|
Too much data is simply impractical in a single
spreadsheet as it becomes more difficult for
a person to edit it.
|
Not edited directly by people as there are
other applications that are meant
to enter new data or modify the contents
|
usually used for presentations and paperworks
|
Commonly used in cases where a lot of
data needs to stored and tracked.
|
6. Note taking software
is an application that enables users to enter typed text, handwritten comments,
drawings, or sketches anywhere on a page
·
Microsoft OneNote
·
Google Keep
7. Calendar and contact management
software is an application that helps you organize your
calendar, keep track of contacts, and share this information with other devices
or users.
8. A
software suite is a collection of
individual programs available together as a unit. (Microsoft Office)
9. Project management software
is an application that allows a user to plan, schedule, track, and analyze the
events, resources, and costs of a project
·
Microsoft Project
·
JIRA
·
Trello
10. Accounting software
is an application that helps businesses of all sizes record and report their
financial transactions.
·
Quickbooks
·
GnuCash
11. Personal finance software
is a simplified accounting application that helps home users and small/home
office users balance their checkbooks, pay bills, track personal income and
expenses, verify account balances, transfer funds, track investments, and
evaluate financial plans.
·
Quicken
·
Microsoft money
·
Moneydance
12. Legal software
is an application that assists in the preparation of legal documents and provides
legal information to individuals, families, and small businesses. Allows users
to create contracts and legal forms, plan an estate, and negotiate other types
of life changes that require legally binding documents.
·
MyAttorney
·
Home & Business Attorney
·
Perfect Attorney
13. Tax
preparation software is an application that can guide individuals, families, or
small businesses through the process of filing federal taxes
A
large organization, commonly referred to as an enterprise, requires special
computing solutions because of its size and geographic distribution.
i. Human resources software
ii. Accounting software
iii. Engineering or product development
software
iv. Manufacturing software
v. Marketing software
vi. Sales software
vii. Distribution software
viii. Customer service software
ix. Software for information technology
staff
GRAPHICS AND MEDIA
SOFTWARE
1. A
media
player is a program that allows you to view images and animations,
listen to audio, and watch video files on your computer or mobile device
2. Disc
burning software writes text, graphics, audio, and video
files on a recordable or rewritable disc.
SECURITY TOOLS
1. A
personal firewall is a security tool
that detects and protects a personal computer and its data from unauthorized
intrusions
2. An
antivirus program protects a computer
against viruses by identifying and removing any computer viruses found in
memory, on storage media, or on incoming files.
3. Spyware
& adware remover is a program that detects and deletes spyware, adware and
similar programs.
Spyware
is a program placed on a computer or mobile device without the user’s knowledge
that secretly collects information about the user and then communicates the
information it collects to some outside source while the user is online.
Adware
is a program that displays an online advertisement in a banner or pop-up window
on webpages, email messages, or other Internet services.
FILE AND DISK
MANAGEMENT TOOLS
1. A
file manager is a tool that performs
functions related to file management.
2. A
search tool is a program, usually
included with an operating system, that attempts to locate a file on your
computer or mobile device based on criteria you specify.
3. An
image viewer is a tool that allows
users to display, copy, and print the contents of a graphics file, such as a
photo.
4. An
uninstaller is a tool that removes a
program, as well as any associated entries in the system files.
5. A
disk cleanup tool searches for and
removes unnecessary files.
6. A
disk defragmenter is a tool that
reorganizes the files and unused space on a computer’s hard disk so that the
operating system accesses data more quickly and programs run faster.
7. A
screen saver is a tool that causes a
display device’s screen to show a moving image or blank screen if no keyboard
or mouse activity occurs for a specified time.
8. A
file compression tool shrinks the
size of a file(s).
DEFINISION BLOG
Blog is the abbreviation for a weblog, is a private journal or journal available on the internet network. Notes made are always updated and the materials included are for general viewing. The activity or activity to create and update blogs is called blogging. Individuals who perform the task of updating the blog are known as blogger blogawan
1. Blogs refine your thoughts
Sitting down and distilling your ideas and insights into structured sentences and paragraphs is an art. Wrangling and wrestling those words into shape will produce clarity from the cloud. Make it a practice every day, and magic happens.
2. Blogs reward the creator
Creating is one thing, but publishing is another. Being willing to put your ideas “out there” takes bravery and a willingness to be vulnerable. Doubts may stop you. These include:2
· Why would anyone want to read1 my ideas?
· I have nothing new to say.
Overcome your fears and publish your creation. Rewards will come.
3. Blogs amplify your humanity
A blog amplified by social networks with simple-to-use interfaces is the intersection of humanity and technology. It is an extension and amplification of our uniqueness, creativity and content to 7 billion people.
The low-friction sharing will amplify who you are to a world that is waiting to hear your voice.
4. Blogs connect us to our tribes
Tribes are no longer local but global connections of shared interests and passions. Blogs that are powered by Twitter feeds and online communities allow us to connect to those global tribes… in real time.
Connection with global communities provides insights and networks that can accelerate your learning process, opportunity and success.1
You change them and they change you.
5. Blogs give introverts a voice1
Susan Cain’s book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking highlights a new opportunity. The introvert now has a voice. It is estimated that 50% of us fit into that category. If you feel that is you then your blog can be your platform to speak to the world, let your personality shine and be heard.
6. Blogs reward the “new age” publishers
Blogs are online magazines, books and resources all rolled into one.
A portal for expression, learning and publishing, they validate our creative content by quantifying attention through retweets, comments and sharing.
7. Blogs embrace the experimenters
In the age of print, making mistakes was expensive and time-consuming. With your online publishing platform you can experiment in real time with no financial risk.
8. Blogs accelerate discovery
The low friction of the social web allows content creators to bypass the old gatekeepers of editors and publishers. What took years or decades to achieve that important attention can be done in weeks and months.
9. Blogs open up a world without borders
Opportunity in the past was often limited to “local.” Today your online platform isn’t restricted by geography. The world is now your playpen.
DEFINISION BLOG
Blog is the abbreviation for a weblog, is a private journal or journal available on the internet network. Notes made are always updated and the materials included are for general viewing. The activity or activity to create and update blogs is called blogging. Individuals who perform the task of updating the blog are known as blogger blogawan
1. Blogs refine your thoughts
Sitting down and distilling your ideas and insights into structured sentences and paragraphs is an art. Wrangling and wrestling those words into shape will produce clarity from the cloud. Make it a practice every day, and magic happens.
2. Blogs reward the creator
Creating is one thing, but publishing is another. Being willing to put your ideas “out there” takes bravery and a willingness to be vulnerable. Doubts may stop you. These include:2
· Why would anyone want to read1 my ideas?
· I have nothing new to say.
Overcome your fears and publish your creation. Rewards will come.
3. Blogs amplify your humanity
A blog amplified by social networks with simple-to-use interfaces is the intersection of humanity and technology. It is an extension and amplification of our uniqueness, creativity and content to 7 billion people.
The low-friction sharing will amplify who you are to a world that is waiting to hear your voice.
4. Blogs connect us to our tribes
Tribes are no longer local but global connections of shared interests and passions. Blogs that are powered by Twitter feeds and online communities allow us to connect to those global tribes… in real time.
Connection with global communities provides insights and networks that can accelerate your learning process, opportunity and success.1
You change them and they change you.
5. Blogs give introverts a voice1
Susan Cain’s book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking highlights a new opportunity. The introvert now has a voice. It is estimated that 50% of us fit into that category. If you feel that is you then your blog can be your platform to speak to the world, let your personality shine and be heard.
6. Blogs reward the “new age” publishers
Blogs are online magazines, books and resources all rolled into one.
A portal for expression, learning and publishing, they validate our creative content by quantifying attention through retweets, comments and sharing.
7. Blogs embrace the experimenters
In the age of print, making mistakes was expensive and time-consuming. With your online publishing platform you can experiment in real time with no financial risk.
8. Blogs accelerate discovery
The low friction of the social web allows content creators to bypass the old gatekeepers of editors and publishers. What took years or decades to achieve that important attention can be done in weeks and months.
9. Blogs open up a world without borders
Opportunity in the past was often limited to “local.” Today your online platform isn’t restricted by geography. The world is now your playpen.
In this topic, it teaching me how to create the blog such as put video, song, picture and cursor into the blog. Google bloggers and wordpress have been chosen as a platform for the creation of blog accounts for this book. both platforms are selected because they have reliable data security levels and offer free services with unlimited data savings. In addition, both platforms also have an easy-to-operate editor and are ideal for a new blogger
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