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MIL LESSON #01
  • Cuadera Angelica

  • 問題数 36 • 2/13/2024

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    title of the lesson

    introduction to media and information literacy

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    an umbrella concepts that covers three dimensions

    m.i.l

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    three dimensions of m.i.l

    information literacy, media literacy, digital literacy

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    it teaches us to use information and media content in an?

    ethical, efficient, and effective manner

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    it teaches us to use information and media content

    m.i.l

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    it teaches not only users to become media literate with respect to traditional media

    m.i.l

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    an expanded conceptualization of literacy that includes the ability to access and analyze

    media literacy

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    media messages, create, reflect, take action, using the power of information and communication

    media literacy

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    media literacy are not included to?

    television, video games, photographs, audio messages

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    5 components of media literacy

    critical thingking, creativity, intercultural dialogue, media skills, participation and civic engagement

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    5 components of information literacy

    tool literacy, resource literacy, social-sctructural literacy, research literacy, publish literacy

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    8 essential elements of technology literacy

    communication, collaboration, critical thingking, creativity, functional skills, ability to find and select relevant information, social and structural understanding, safety

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    it is the understanding how media industry works and how media messeges are constructed

    critical thingking

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    it recognizes different types of media content and evaluating content for truthfulness, reliability, and value

    critical thingking

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    advancing competencies through activities that involve creating, building, and generating media content, often through collaboration

    creativity

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    practices of human communication, empathy and special interaction, including those that challenge radicalization, violent extremism, and hate speech

    intercultural dialogue

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    ability to search, find and navigate and use media content and services

    media skills

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    active participation in the economic, social, creative, cultural aspects of society using media in ways that advance democratic participation and fundamental human rights

    participation and civic engagement

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    the ability to locate, evaluate, and use information to become independent life-long learners

    information literacy

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    a person must be able to recognize when information is needed and have the ability to?

    to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information

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    ability to use print and electronic resources

    tool literacy

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    ability to understand the form, format, location and access methods of information resources

    resource literacy

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    knowledge of how information is socially situated and produced

    social-structural literacy

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    the ability to understand and use information technology tools to carry our research including disciple-related software

    research literacy

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    the ability to produce a text or multimedia report of the results of research

    publishing literacy

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    simply the ability to use technology safely, effectively, and responsibly

    technology literacy

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    extends to using technology for evaluation, creation, and integration of information

    technology literacy

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    it is a tech-literate individuals can communicate safely and securely online, not just by consuming information but also creating and sharing their content

    communication

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    ensure they can thrive in team environment

    collaboration/collaborative skills

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    can evaluate information, ensuring they access high-quality digital content by analyzing information for accuracy, validity, 2 reliability, and authority

    critical thingking

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    can evaluate information, ensuring they access high-quality digital content by analyzing information for accuracy, validity, 2 reliability, and authority

    critical thingking

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    should be encouraged to use technology as a means to express their ideas, develop innovative solutions, and create digital content

    creativity

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    includes understanding software interfaces, troubleshooting common issues and adapting to new digital environment

    functional skills

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    crucial for research, decision-making, and staying well- informed

    ability to find and select relevant information

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    it is a technology that connects us across borders snd cultures. A tech-literate individual should understand how technology impacts society and culture globally

    social and cultural understanding

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    students need to be well-versed in online safety practices, including identifying and avoiding online threats

    safety