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What is communication broadly defined as?
Which of the following is NOT a medium of communication mentioned?
Media refers to various channels of communication and can include television and the internet.
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What is media literacy?
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Define information literacy.
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Which term describes the essential skills that allow individuals to engage with media and information providers effectively?
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The ability to use technological tools responsibly is known as ___________.
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Study Notes
Introduction to Media and Information Literacy
- Rapid technological advancements create an overwhelming influx of information easily accessible from home.
- Senior High School students must be adept in understanding and utilizing information effectively in various contexts.
- Communication, defined as the exchange of information, is fundamental in interpersonal interactions.
Communication Mediums
- Conversation: Direct, person-to-person interaction using verbal communication.
- Public Speaking: A single speaker addressing a large audience.
- Documents/Letters/Mails: Written communication in various formats, typically printed.
- Visual Art Messages: Non-verbal communication through paintings, videos, and images to convey ideas and emotions.
- Physical Medium: Tactile objects like billboards, posters, and product packaging that communicate messages.
- Digital/Interactive: Electronic means of communication like websites and apps, primarily utilizing the internet.
Media Contextualization
- Media is often equated with technology and consists of multiple channels for communication.
- Examples of media include television, radio, newspapers, and digital platforms, all facilitating information dissemination.
- Print media is one of the oldest forms and is a continuous part of human exposure to information.
Role of Media in Communication
- Communication and media are interrelated; media serves as the platform for expressing and sharing information.
- A media platform can act as both a source of information and a medium for communication, thereby enhancing understanding and interaction.
Key Concepts of Literacy
- Literacy: Involves the ability to read, write, and communicate effectively within various contexts, aiding personal and societal involvement.
- Media: Physical objects and channels that enable communication, including traditional and digital mediums.
- Media Literacy: Encompasses the skills to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media, empowering informed engagement with technologies.
- Information: A broad term representing processed data and knowledge gained from various sources, including education and experience.
- Information Literacy: The capability to recognize information needs, and locate, assess, and communicate that information with diversity in formats.
- Digital Literacy: The responsible and effective use of technology to access, manage, integrate, evaluate, create, and communicate information.
Media and Information Literacy
- Essential skills empowering individuals to interact with media and information while fostering critical thinking and lifelong learning.
- Supports active citizenship through informed engagement with media and community involvement.
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This quiz tests your knowledge of media and information literacy, focusing on how to effectively understand and communicate in a technology-driven environment. As Senior High School students, you are expected to be adept at navigating the vast amounts of information available. Let's explore your skills in this essential area.
