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Media Info Literacy
59問 • 1年前
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  • 1

    is a term that refers to knowledge or processed data gathered through experiences or research.

    INFORMATION

  • 2

    gives us the skills to locate and evaluate an information, including the use of technology

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 3

    Recognize the information needed

    IDENTIFY

  • 4

    Detect the nature and extent of information

    IDENTIFY

  • 5

    Recognize sources of information

    ACKNOWLEDGE

  • 6

    Cite or search for information

    ACKNOWLEDGE

  • 7

    Locate the information needed effectively and efficiently

    FIND

  • 8

    Examine and evaluate the quality of information critically

    EVALUATE

  • 9

    Using an information in an ethical and efficient way

    APPLY

  • 10

    STAGES/ ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION LITERACY

    IDENTIFY, ACKNOWLEDGE, FIND, EVALUATE, APPLY

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    refers to any media that is printed such as books, newsletter, magazines, or journals that provide information.

    PRINT MEDIA

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    media such as radio and television that reach target audiences using airwaves as the transmission medium.

    BROADCAST MEDIA

  • 13

    EXAMPLES OF BROADCASTING MEDIA (lowercase letters)

    telephone broadcasting, radio broadcasting, television broadcasting, cable radio, direct broadcast satellite , webcasting of video/ television

  • 14

    content organized and distributed on digital platforms such as blogs, social media, online news papers, etc.

    NEW MEDIA

  • 15

    TYPES OF MEDIA

    PRINT MEDIA, BROADCAST MEDIA, NEW MEDIA

  • 16

    also known as community media

    INDIGENOUS MEDIA

  • 17

    this refers to any form of media utilizing indigenous knowledge that is made and managed by, for, and about the community.

    INDIGENOUS MEDIA

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    wherein literary, musical, artistic, or reference books or materials are found and used by various people but are not for sale.

    LIBRARY

  • 19

    reaches a large audience through written, spoken, or broadcast communication.

    MASS MEDIA

  • 20

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION SOURCES

    INDIGENOUS MEDIA, MASS MEDIA, LIBRARY

  • 21

    If the Titanic sank somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, how do you think the news reached people in England and New York at that time?

    TELEGRAPH AND TELEGRAM

  • 22

    EVOLUTION OF MEDIA

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE, INDUSTRIAL AGE, ELECTRONIC AGE, INFORMATION AGE

  • 23

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE

    BEFORE 1700s

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    INDUSTRIAL AGE

    1700s-1930s

  • 25

    ELECTRONIC AGE

    1930s-1980s

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    INFORMATION AGE

    1900s-2000s

  • 27

    People discovered fire, developed paper from plants, and forged weapons and tools with stone, bronze, copper and iron

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE

  • 28

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE ARTIFACTS (7)

    CLAY TABLETS IN MESOPOTAMIA, CAVE PAINTINGS, PAPYRUS IN EGYPT , ACTA DIURNA IN ROME , DIBAO IN CHINA , CODEX IN THE MAYAN REGION , PRINTING PRESS USING WOOD BLOCKS

  • 29

    People used the power of steam, developed machine tools, established iron production, and the manufacturing of various products (including books through the printing press)

    INDUSTRIAL AGE

  • 30

    INDUSTRIAL AGE

    PRINTING PRESS FOR MASS PRODUCTION, NEWSPAPER THE LONDON GAZETTE , TYPEWRITER AND TELEPHONE, MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY/PROJECTION, COMMERCIAL MOTION PICTURES , MOTION PICTURE WITH SOUND , TELEGRAPH, PUNCH CARDS

  • 31

    The invention of the transistor ushered in the electronic age. People harnessed the power of transistors that led to the transistor radio, electronic circuits, and the early computers. In this age, long distance communication became more efficient.

    ELECTRONIC AGE

  • 32

    ELECTRONIC AGE

    TRANSISTOR RADIO, TELEVISION , MAINFRAME COMPUTERS, PERSONAL COMPUTERS, OHP LCD PROJECTORS

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    The Internet paved the way for faster communication and the creation of the social network. People advanced the use of microelectronics with the invention of personal computers, mobile devices, and wearable technology. Moreover, voice, image, sound and data are digitalized.

    INFORMATION AGE

  • 34

    INFORMATION AGE

    WEB BROWSERS, BLOGS, SOCIAL NETWORKS, VIDEO AUGMENTED REALITY / VIRTUAL REALITY , VIDEO CHAT , SEARCH ENGINES , PORTABLE COMPUTERS , SMART PHONES , WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY , CLOUD AND BIG DATA, MICROBLOGS, VIDEO

  • 35

    Example of Web Browsers

    MOSAIC , INTERNET EXPLORER

  • 36

    EXAMPLE OF BLOGS

    BLOGSPOT , LIVEJOURNAL , WORDPRESS

  • 37

    EXAMPLE OF SOCIAL NETWORK

    FRIENDSTER , MULTIPLY , FACEBOOK

  • 38

    EXAMPLE OF MICROBLOGS

    TWITTER , TUMBLR

  • 39

    EXAMPLE OF VIDEO CHAT

    SKYPE , GOOGLE HANGOUTS

  • 40

    EXAMPLE OF PORTABLE COMPUTER

    LAPTOPS , NETBOOKS , TABLET

  • 41

    aims to equip citizens with essential knowledge about the functions of media and information systems in a democratic society, how these functions apply and how citizens assess the quality of the content they provide.

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

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    helps to develop important abilities and skills to equip citizens in the present day, such as the ability to effectively engage with media and information systems, improve critical thinking and lifelong learning skills that will help them to communicate and become active citizens

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 43

    3 TYPES OF LITERACY

    TECHNOLOGY LITERACY, INFORMATION LITERACY, MEDIA LITERACY

  • 44

    refers to reading, analyzing, evaluating and producing communication in different media forms (print media, newspaper, internet, film, radio, social media, broadcast media, televisions and many more.)

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 45

    Know the role and functions of media

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 46

    Understand the circumstances under which media and fulfill them

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 47

    Examine and assess media content critically

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 48

    Using media for preparing for democratic and intercultural discussion and learning

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 49

    Make user-generated content

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 50

    refers to the ability to know when information is required. This also pertains to the ability to find, analyze, evaluate, communicate and use information effectively in different formats.

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 51

    Meaning and delivery of information

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 52

    Evaluation of Information

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 53

    Information organization Information uses Communicating and using information ethically

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 54

    refers to the ability of knowing how to use technology, its tools or networks to find, create, evaluate, or use information.

    TECHNOLOGY LITERACY

  • 55

    Communication Innovation Collaboration Information and research fluency Processes and concepts of technology

    TECHNOLOGY LITERACY

  • 56

    is defined as the method wherein language, symbols, or manners are used to share information or to state opinions or thoughts. It is also defined as the exchange of information and the expression of thoughts or notion that can result in understanding.

    COMMUNICATION

  • 57

    TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

    VERBAL, NON-VERBAL

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    communication without the use of words

    NON-VERBAL

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    TWO TYPES OF VERBAL COMMUNICATION

    ORAL, WRITTEN

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    is a term that refers to knowledge or processed data gathered through experiences or research.

    INFORMATION

  • 2

    gives us the skills to locate and evaluate an information, including the use of technology

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 3

    Recognize the information needed

    IDENTIFY

  • 4

    Detect the nature and extent of information

    IDENTIFY

  • 5

    Recognize sources of information

    ACKNOWLEDGE

  • 6

    Cite or search for information

    ACKNOWLEDGE

  • 7

    Locate the information needed effectively and efficiently

    FIND

  • 8

    Examine and evaluate the quality of information critically

    EVALUATE

  • 9

    Using an information in an ethical and efficient way

    APPLY

  • 10

    STAGES/ ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION LITERACY

    IDENTIFY, ACKNOWLEDGE, FIND, EVALUATE, APPLY

  • 11

    refers to any media that is printed such as books, newsletter, magazines, or journals that provide information.

    PRINT MEDIA

  • 12

    media such as radio and television that reach target audiences using airwaves as the transmission medium.

    BROADCAST MEDIA

  • 13

    EXAMPLES OF BROADCASTING MEDIA (lowercase letters)

    telephone broadcasting, radio broadcasting, television broadcasting, cable radio, direct broadcast satellite , webcasting of video/ television

  • 14

    content organized and distributed on digital platforms such as blogs, social media, online news papers, etc.

    NEW MEDIA

  • 15

    TYPES OF MEDIA

    PRINT MEDIA, BROADCAST MEDIA, NEW MEDIA

  • 16

    also known as community media

    INDIGENOUS MEDIA

  • 17

    this refers to any form of media utilizing indigenous knowledge that is made and managed by, for, and about the community.

    INDIGENOUS MEDIA

  • 18

    wherein literary, musical, artistic, or reference books or materials are found and used by various people but are not for sale.

    LIBRARY

  • 19

    reaches a large audience through written, spoken, or broadcast communication.

    MASS MEDIA

  • 20

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION SOURCES

    INDIGENOUS MEDIA, MASS MEDIA, LIBRARY

  • 21

    If the Titanic sank somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, how do you think the news reached people in England and New York at that time?

    TELEGRAPH AND TELEGRAM

  • 22

    EVOLUTION OF MEDIA

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE, INDUSTRIAL AGE, ELECTRONIC AGE, INFORMATION AGE

  • 23

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE

    BEFORE 1700s

  • 24

    INDUSTRIAL AGE

    1700s-1930s

  • 25

    ELECTRONIC AGE

    1930s-1980s

  • 26

    INFORMATION AGE

    1900s-2000s

  • 27

    People discovered fire, developed paper from plants, and forged weapons and tools with stone, bronze, copper and iron

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE

  • 28

    PRE-HISTORIC AGE ARTIFACTS (7)

    CLAY TABLETS IN MESOPOTAMIA, CAVE PAINTINGS, PAPYRUS IN EGYPT , ACTA DIURNA IN ROME , DIBAO IN CHINA , CODEX IN THE MAYAN REGION , PRINTING PRESS USING WOOD BLOCKS

  • 29

    People used the power of steam, developed machine tools, established iron production, and the manufacturing of various products (including books through the printing press)

    INDUSTRIAL AGE

  • 30

    INDUSTRIAL AGE

    PRINTING PRESS FOR MASS PRODUCTION, NEWSPAPER THE LONDON GAZETTE , TYPEWRITER AND TELEPHONE, MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY/PROJECTION, COMMERCIAL MOTION PICTURES , MOTION PICTURE WITH SOUND , TELEGRAPH, PUNCH CARDS

  • 31

    The invention of the transistor ushered in the electronic age. People harnessed the power of transistors that led to the transistor radio, electronic circuits, and the early computers. In this age, long distance communication became more efficient.

    ELECTRONIC AGE

  • 32

    ELECTRONIC AGE

    TRANSISTOR RADIO, TELEVISION , MAINFRAME COMPUTERS, PERSONAL COMPUTERS, OHP LCD PROJECTORS

  • 33

    The Internet paved the way for faster communication and the creation of the social network. People advanced the use of microelectronics with the invention of personal computers, mobile devices, and wearable technology. Moreover, voice, image, sound and data are digitalized.

    INFORMATION AGE

  • 34

    INFORMATION AGE

    WEB BROWSERS, BLOGS, SOCIAL NETWORKS, VIDEO AUGMENTED REALITY / VIRTUAL REALITY , VIDEO CHAT , SEARCH ENGINES , PORTABLE COMPUTERS , SMART PHONES , WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY , CLOUD AND BIG DATA, MICROBLOGS, VIDEO

  • 35

    Example of Web Browsers

    MOSAIC , INTERNET EXPLORER

  • 36

    EXAMPLE OF BLOGS

    BLOGSPOT , LIVEJOURNAL , WORDPRESS

  • 37

    EXAMPLE OF SOCIAL NETWORK

    FRIENDSTER , MULTIPLY , FACEBOOK

  • 38

    EXAMPLE OF MICROBLOGS

    TWITTER , TUMBLR

  • 39

    EXAMPLE OF VIDEO CHAT

    SKYPE , GOOGLE HANGOUTS

  • 40

    EXAMPLE OF PORTABLE COMPUTER

    LAPTOPS , NETBOOKS , TABLET

  • 41

    aims to equip citizens with essential knowledge about the functions of media and information systems in a democratic society, how these functions apply and how citizens assess the quality of the content they provide.

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 42

    helps to develop important abilities and skills to equip citizens in the present day, such as the ability to effectively engage with media and information systems, improve critical thinking and lifelong learning skills that will help them to communicate and become active citizens

    MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 43

    3 TYPES OF LITERACY

    TECHNOLOGY LITERACY, INFORMATION LITERACY, MEDIA LITERACY

  • 44

    refers to reading, analyzing, evaluating and producing communication in different media forms (print media, newspaper, internet, film, radio, social media, broadcast media, televisions and many more.)

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 45

    Know the role and functions of media

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 46

    Understand the circumstances under which media and fulfill them

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 47

    Examine and assess media content critically

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 48

    Using media for preparing for democratic and intercultural discussion and learning

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 49

    Make user-generated content

    MEDIA LITERACY

  • 50

    refers to the ability to know when information is required. This also pertains to the ability to find, analyze, evaluate, communicate and use information effectively in different formats.

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 51

    Meaning and delivery of information

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 52

    Evaluation of Information

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 53

    Information organization Information uses Communicating and using information ethically

    INFORMATION LITERACY

  • 54

    refers to the ability of knowing how to use technology, its tools or networks to find, create, evaluate, or use information.

    TECHNOLOGY LITERACY

  • 55

    Communication Innovation Collaboration Information and research fluency Processes and concepts of technology

    TECHNOLOGY LITERACY

  • 56

    is defined as the method wherein language, symbols, or manners are used to share information or to state opinions or thoughts. It is also defined as the exchange of information and the expression of thoughts or notion that can result in understanding.

    COMMUNICATION

  • 57

    TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

    VERBAL, NON-VERBAL

  • 58

    communication without the use of words

    NON-VERBAL

  • 59

    TWO TYPES OF VERBAL COMMUNICATION

    ORAL, WRITTEN