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What is the primary purpose of a message classified as 'to inform'?
What is the primary purpose of a message classified as 'to inform'?
What is involved in the 'communication process'?
What is involved in the 'communication process'?
Which of the following best describes media literacy?
Which of the following best describes media literacy?
What does 'analyze' mean in the context of media literacy?
What does 'analyze' mean in the context of media literacy?
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In the communication model, what does the term 'encode' refer to?
In the communication model, what does the term 'encode' refer to?
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Which of the following media is not classified as mass media?
Which of the following media is not classified as mass media?
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What aspect of media literacy does 'respond' highlight?
What aspect of media literacy does 'respond' highlight?
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What is NOT one of the classifications of messages mentioned?
What is NOT one of the classifications of messages mentioned?
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What is the primary purpose of an editorial?
What is the primary purpose of an editorial?
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Which type of editorial focuses on presenting a solution to a problem?
Which type of editorial focuses on presenting a solution to a problem?
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What component of an editorial is crucial for establishing credibility?
What component of an editorial is crucial for establishing credibility?
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In editorial writing, what is the role of the evidence section?
In editorial writing, what is the role of the evidence section?
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Which item is NOT typically included in the structure of an editorial?
Which item is NOT typically included in the structure of an editorial?
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What is emphasized in the body of an editorial according to the rubric criteria?
What is emphasized in the body of an editorial according to the rubric criteria?
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What type of editorial directly encourages the reader to take action?
What type of editorial directly encourages the reader to take action?
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What is essential for the introduction section of an editorial?
What is essential for the introduction section of an editorial?
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What does information literacy enable an individual to do?
What does information literacy enable an individual to do?
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Which of the following best defines technology literacy?
Which of the following best defines technology literacy?
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Digital citizenship primarily emphasizes which of the following?
Digital citizenship primarily emphasizes which of the following?
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What is an essential aspect of digital wellness?
What is an essential aspect of digital wellness?
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Which element of digital citizenship addresses the legal aspects of technology use?
Which element of digital citizenship addresses the legal aspects of technology use?
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What does digital communication entail?
What does digital communication entail?
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How does digital security contribute to technology use?
How does digital security contribute to technology use?
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Which of the following is NOT an element of digital citizenship?
Which of the following is NOT an element of digital citizenship?
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Study Notes
Communication
- Is the act of exchanging information between individuals or groups.
- Can be done through various means like speaking, writing, gestures, or symbolic forms.
- Utilizes channels for sending and receiving messages.
Messages
- A collection of symbols organized purposefully for the sender or receiver.
- Classified by purpose: to inform, persuade, or entertain.
Communication Process
- Involves encoding, transmission, and decoding.
- Encoding is the process of translating thoughts and ideas into a message.
- Transmission is the act of sending the message to the receiver.
- Decoding is the process of translating the sender's message into meaning.
Media/Mass Media/Mass Communication
- Refers to publications like print media.
- Includes television, radio, film, music, and the internet.
Media Literacy
- The ability to access, analyze, and respond to media.
- Access involves knowing where to find media.
- Analyze means critically reflecting on the message and its implications.
- Respond involves experiencing and exploring the pleasures of media and its language.
Information Literacy
- The skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to find, retrieve, interpret, evaluate, and utilize information.
- Includes knowing when you need information, how to search efficiently, and how to assess its credibility.
Technology Literacy
- The skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to understand and operate information technology.
- Includes using computers, laptops, and cellphones.
Ethics
- A set of moral principles that guide individuals in their use of technology.
Digital Citizens/Netizens
- Individuals who use technology responsibly, safely, and respectfully.
Elements of Digital Citizenship
- Digital Access: Advocates for expanding access to information technology for all.
- Digital Communication: Responsible use of communication platforms for the benefit of communities and society.
- Digital Commerce: Promotes the legal and ethical use of the internet for economic activities.
- Digital Etiquette: Encourages respectful interactions with other digital citizens through fairness and open-mindedness.
- Digital Law: Promotes awareness of legal guidelines for technology use, ensuring ethical and productive behavior.
- Digital Wellness: Prioritizes user well-being and prevents harmful innovations.
- Digital Security: Covers precautions like virus protection and data protection to ensure secure technology use.
Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom
- Promotes free expression, child pornography prevention, universal access, innovation, and privacy rights.
Editorials
- Essays that express personal opinions on current events or social issues.
- Aim to persuade readers to consider the writer's perspective.
Types of Editorials
- Interpretive: Explains and provides background information, raising awareness.
- Critical: Examines the causes of a problem and proposes solutions.
- Persuasive: Encourages reader action by directly appealing to them.
- Praising: Shows appreciation for individuals or organizations involved in an issue.
Parts of an Editorial
- Introduction: Captures reader interest and introduces the topic.
- Argument: Presents the writer's opinion and reasons for agreement.
- Evidence: Supports the argument with facts, research, or anecdotes.
- Counterargument: Presents opposing perspectives fairly to establish credibility.
- Refutation: Explains why counterarguments are inaccurate or irrelevant.
- Conclusion: Summarizes the viewpoint and emphasizes the relevance of the issue.
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