ICT is an abbreviation for information technology that emphasizes the need for unified communications and telecommunications and computer integration. With a lot of engagement in the digital world, ICT also helps pupils widen their awareness of the current world. It's more about participating and improving yourself while working within the constraints of existing technology. With the technologies at our hands, we can accomplish a good part. We also have access to a variety of ICT tools and platforms that we may utilize to strengthen our causes and develop our skills.
We used to have a computer science class in our school when there were still face-to-face classes, and it taught us a lot of useful skills that we may use now and in the future. Coding, Photoshop features, and basic programming were just a few of the things I learned in Junior High School Computer Science class. We developed a little robot that we also programmed before the outbreak and before leaving our school. Things were different back then; we were given actual performance tasks to complete to order to implement what we had learned.
When the pandemic struck, all face-to-face classes were suspended, which we thought was a good choice for the students. I believe that our Computer Science class has been adversely affected as a result of the fact that we are no longer able to perform actual performances, including continuing to create our robot, which is pretty unfortunate. However, when classes resumed during the pandemic, I discovered that there are numerous ways to engage with this subject. There are many things we can accomplish, such as photo editing, video editing, and blogging. We also discovered several valuable ICT platforms and apps, as well as new insights like basic etiquette. Despite the difficulties, the pandemic is not preventing people from improving their ICT skills and learning new things. I've witnessed how technology and the internet have influenced our hobbies and talents. It appears to have grown with us for the past two years, during the pandemic. Many people were more forthcoming about their talents and skills, particularly in the area of digital art, which I have seen a lot of people are interested in.
This topic has changed my perspective on ICT significantly, especially now that we are in the midst of a pandemic and most of us are using a variety of technology. I avoided those things because I used to think of ICT as a complicated, difficult-to-understand subject, and I was really not interested in doing anything that had anything to do with technology. But, as I began to learn new things, I discovered that I can learn new things one at a time and piece by piece. I realized that ICT is not difficult or complex; all you need is to enjoy it and participate with it in a way that allows you to learn while doing so.
They are, in my opinion, tools to be employed in obtaining higher aims. Data comparing technology users in our country from 2017 to 2021 shows that data in 2021 is 11% higher than in 2017. With these figures, I am certain that ICT and technology will have a greater impact in our country, especially now that we are progressing and they may be leveraged to achieve higher goals.
I've visited a lot of internet sites and seen different ways in which ICT is being utilized on various platforms, some of which I agree with and some of which I disagree with. There are many ways individuals use contemporary technology, but there are also many benefits and drawbacks. I'll start with the benefits: because of the widespread usage of social media and other platforms, it's easier for us to interact with others. It's also a way of developing and sharing our skills, as well as a manner of conducting business that has a significant impact on our economy. The negative is how it is used by others to threaten and commit horrible crimes on social media. One of the most serious drawbacks is the prevalence of misinformation in our country, which makes others more susceptible to believing in fake news. According to the latest Pulse Asia study, 47 percent of Filipinos have internet connection. Almost all of them, or 98 percent, access their social media accounts via the internet. Fake news is well-known among Filipinos who use the internet to access their social media accounts. Eighty-eight percent of individuals who check their social media accounts online are aware of fake news, and the majority of them (79 percent) believe it is "widely circulated on social media." There are numerous advantages and disadvantages to using ICT platforms; nonetheless, it is our job as consumers to use them appropriately.
The only thing I can advise ICT users in our country to do is to utilize them wisely, correctly, and honestly; these three things alone can influence a lot of people's minds about ICT. This may rekindle the desire in young people's hearts to follow their goals of using ICT. It enables people to keep track of and manage their own learning, think critically and creatively, solve simulated real-world problems, collaborate, make ethical decisions, and take a global view of topics and ideas.
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