First Term Materials
What Is Advanced MS Word? Microsoft Word is a word processing software developed by Microsoft Corporation. At the basic level, users type documents, change fonts, and print. At the advanced level, users manipulate the structure, appearance, and content of documents in much more powerful ways... 👉 Click here for the complete note.
WHAT IS ADVANCED MS POWERPOINT? Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation software developed by Microsoft. When we say Advanced MS PowerPoint, we are talking about features that go beyond just typing text and changing slide colours. These advanced features include animations, transitions, and multimedia integration — tools that make presentations dynamic, engaging, and professional... 👉 Click here for the complete note.
Introduction to Digital Media
Meaning of Digital Media Digital media refers to any form of media that is created, stored, and shared using digital technology. Unlike traditional media such as newspapers, radio, or printed books, digital media exists in electronic form. It can be viewed, shared, or edited using devices like computers, smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs... 👉 Click here for the complete note
WHAT IS GRAPHIC DESIGN? Graphic design is the art of combining text, images, shapes, and colours to communicate a message visually. It is used everywhere around us, from book covers and billboards to websites and phone apps. When you see a beautifully designed flyer for a school quiz competition, a promotional banner for a pepper soup joint in Owerri, or a birthday post on Instagram, you are looking at graphic design in action... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Photo Editing and Visual Communication
WHAT IS PHOTO EDITING? Photo editing is the process of changing, improving, or adjusting an image using software or an online tool. It can be as simple as cropping a photo or adjusting its brightness, or as advanced as removing a background, adding text, combining multiple images, or applying special effects. Before now, photo editing was mostly done by professionals using expensive software like Adobe Photoshop. But today, there are many free online tools that make photo editing easy and accessible — even on a mobile phone... 👉 Click here for the complete note
What Is Copyright? Copyright is a legal right that belongs to the person who creates an original work. It gives the creator full control over how their work is used, shared, copied, or sold. This means that when someone writes a book, composes a song, takes a photograph, or creates a video, that person automatically owns the rights to that work. Think of it this way. Imagine Chukwuemeka, a JSS 3 student in Enugu, spends three weeks designing a digital artwork. He uploads it online, and someone in another state downloads it, removes his name, and starts selling it as their own. That is not just unfair — it is illegal. Copyright law exists to prevent exactly this kind of thing... 👉 Click here for the complete note.
Lesson 7.
WHAT IS A DIGITAL PORTFOLIO? A digital portfolio, sometimes called an e-portfolio, is an organized collection of digital files — documents, images, videos, presentations, and other media — that shows a person's skills, work, and achievements over time. Unlike a physical portfolio where you carry papers and printed work in a folder, a digital portfolio is stored on a computer, USB drive, or online platform. It can be shared easily through a link, email, or social media... 👉 Click here for the complete note
SECOND TERM MATERIALS
What Is Digital Entrepreneurship? You already know what entrepreneurship means from your Business Studies or Social Studies class. An entrepreneur is someone who identifies a problem or a need, and then creates a product or service to solve that problem — usually with the aim of making a profit. Now, when that same process is carried out using digital tools — such as the internet, smartphones, computers, websites, or social media platforms — we call it digital entrepreneurship... 👉 Click here for the complete note
WHAT IS INTERNET COMMUNICATION? Internet communication simply means exchanging information between two or more people using the internet. Instead of writing a letter on paper and posting it through NIPOST, you can now send a message electronically and it arrives within seconds. Internet communication includes sending emails, making video calls, chatting on messaging apps, posting on social media, and sharing files through online platforms. When two or more people work together using these tools — for example, students in different schools collaborating on a group project — that is called internet collaboration... 👉 Click here for the complete note
What Is Social Media? Social media refers to websites and applications (apps) that allow people to create, share, and exchange information, ideas, images, and videos with others online. Unlike traditional media — such as newspapers, radio, and television — social media allows users to participate actively. You do not just receive information; you can also create and send it. Social media works through the internet. Users create accounts, build profiles, and connect with friends, family, classmates, and even strangers around the world. 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 4
What Is Digital Marketing? Digital marketing simply means promoting or advertising products, services, or ideas using digital tools and the internet. Instead of printing flyers or putting up posters on the street, digital marketers use websites, social media, emails, and search engines to reach their audience. Think of it this way: a woman who sells puff-puff in your neighbourhood might shout her wares or put up a handwritten sign. But if she creates a WhatsApp status showing her products with prices, or posts on Facebook for people in her area to see — that is digital marketing in action... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 5
Cyber Ethics and Netiquette
WHAT IS CYBER ETHICS? The word "cyber" refers to anything connected to the internet or computers. "Ethics" refers to the moral rules that guide how people should behave — what is right and what is wrong. So, cyber ethics simply means the set of moral principles that govern how people should behave when using the internet, computers, and other digital technologies. Think of it this way: when you are in school, there are rules — you do not fight, you do not cheat in exams, you respect your teachers and fellow students. Those are school ethics. Cyber ethics works the same way, except it covers your behavior in the digital world... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 6
Online Privacy and Protection
WHAT IS ONLINE PRIVACY? Online privacy means your right to control what information about you is shared, stored, or seen when you use the internet. It is about making sure that your personal details — things like your name, address, phone number, photos, and passwords — are kept safe and are not accessed by people who are not supposed to see them. Privacy is not only about hiding things. It is about having control. When you decide who sees your photos on Instagram, or when you choose not to share your home address with a stranger online, you are exercising your right to privacy... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 7
Managing Your Digital Footprint
WHAT IS A DIGITAL FOOTPRINT? A digital footprint is the trail of data and information you leave behind whenever you use the internet. Just like your shoe leaves a footprint in the sand when you walk on a beach, every action you take online leaves a kind of mark or record. This includes the websites you visit, the comments you write, the photos you upload, the videos you like, the forms you fill out, and even the apps you download. All of these activities create information about you that can be stored, tracked, or found by others. 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 8
Digital Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW: This is not a written test. This is a hands-on project where you will actually build something. By the end of this project, you will have created a working mock online business or blog that you can present to your teacher, your classmates, and even your parents. Everything you produce will be original, created by you, and based on a real idea that could work in Nigeria. Think of this as your first taste of being a digital entrepreneur. Real business owners in Nigeria started exactly the way you are about to start — with an idea, a plan, and the courage to bring it to life.... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Third Term Material
Lesson 1
Effective Office Practice
What Is an Office? Before we talk about office procedure, let us quickly remind ourselves what an office is. An office is a place where administrative, clerical, and managerial work is carried out. It is a workspace where information is received, processed, stored, and communicated. Offices exist in many places in Nigeria. Your school has an administrative office. The local government secretariat is an office. NNPC has offices. The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) is an office. Even a small shop that keeps records and handles customer accounts is operating like an office in some ways.... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 2
Management of e-Waste
What is e-Waste? (Meaning of e-Waste): e-Waste stands for Electronic Waste. It refers to any electronic device or electrical equipment that is no longer useful, broken, outdated, or unwanted. Once a device reaches the end of its useful life, it becomes e-waste. The full term is sometimes written as "electronic waste" or "electrical and electronic equipment waste" (WEEE). It includes both large and small devices — from a massive industrial printer to a tiny earpiece. In simple terms, if it runs on electricity or contains electronic components, and it is no longer being used, it is e-waste... 👉 Click here for the complete note
Lesson 3
Recycling Digital Devices
What is Recycling in the Context of Digital Devices? Recycling, in everyday language, means taking something old or used and processing it so that its materials can be used again. When we talk about digital devices, recycling means collecting old or broken gadgets — phones, computers, tablets, printers, cables — and either restoring them for use or breaking them down safely so that their parts and raw materials can be recovered. For example, a used laptop that no longer works properly can be collected by a recycling company. The company may remove the battery, the memory chips, the copper wires inside, and other useful components. These materials are then processed and used to make new products. What cannot be reused is disposed of in a way that does not harm the environment... 👉 Click here for the complete note
.jpg)
0 Comments