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How do media and information literacy (MIL) competencies primarily enable individuals?
How do media and information literacy (MIL) competencies primarily enable individuals?
- To search, critically evaluate, use, and contribute information wisely. (correct)
- To passively accept information without questioning its validity.
- To create and spread misinformation to promote personal agendas.
- To rely solely on traditional media sources for information.
According to the Moscow Declaration on Media and Information Literacy (2012), what is the core emphasis of MIL?
According to the Moscow Declaration on Media and Information Literacy (2012), what is the core emphasis of MIL?
- Restricting access to information to ensure compliance with government regulations.
- Promoting the use of media for entertainment purposes only.
- Developing knowledge, attitudes, skills, and practices to engage with information ethically and legally. (correct)
- Focusing solely on the technical skills of media production.
What is the most accurate description of technology literacy?
What is the most accurate description of technology literacy?
- The skill to repair computer hardware.
- The knowledge of the latest software applications.
- The proficiency to use technology responsibly to access, evaluate, and communicate information. (correct)
- The ability to use social media platforms effectively.
How does media literacy empower individuals in their interaction with information?
How does media literacy empower individuals in their interaction with information?
What does information literacy primarily enable individuals to do?
What does information literacy primarily enable individuals to do?
According to UNESCO, how does literacy contribute to an individual's life?
According to UNESCO, how does literacy contribute to an individual's life?
What foundational skill does literacy provide, enabling individuals to engage with various contexts?
What foundational skill does literacy provide, enabling individuals to engage with various contexts?
How does the concept of 'Media' relate to communication processes?
How does the concept of 'Media' relate to communication processes?
In the context of media and information literacy, what constitutes 'Information'?
In the context of media and information literacy, what constitutes 'Information'?
What role does 'Technology' play in enhancing communication, according to the principles of media and information literacy?
What role does 'Technology' play in enhancing communication, according to the principles of media and information literacy?
Within the elements of communication process, what is the role of the 'Communicator/Sender'?
Within the elements of communication process, what is the role of the 'Communicator/Sender'?
In the transmission models of communication, what term is used to describe the method through which a message is conveyed?
In the transmission models of communication, what term is used to describe the method through which a message is conveyed?
In Lasswell's Communication Model (1948), what key question addresses the 'Medium/Channel' component?
In Lasswell's Communication Model (1948), what key question addresses the 'Medium/Channel' component?
Which of the following is an example of non-oral verbal communication?
Which of the following is an example of non-oral verbal communication?
How do objectives of media and information literacy (MIL) aims to impact individuals?
How do objectives of media and information literacy (MIL) aims to impact individuals?
How does understanding the objectives of MIL contribute to building a stronger community?
How does understanding the objectives of MIL contribute to building a stronger community?
What distinguishes verbal communication from nonverbal communication?
What distinguishes verbal communication from nonverbal communication?
According to Merriam-Webster, what is the primary function of communication?
According to Merriam-Webster, what is the primary function of communication?
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, what is the key outcome of effective communication?
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, what is the key outcome of effective communication?
Why is 'effect' an important element to identify in the communication process?
Why is 'effect' an important element to identify in the communication process?
Flashcards
What is Technology Literacy?
What is Technology Literacy?
Skills to use technology responsibly to access, synthesize, evaluate, communicate, and create information for problem-solving and learning.
What is Media Literacy?
What is Media Literacy?
The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and communicate information in various forms, including print and non-print messages.
What is Information Literacy?
What is Information Literacy?
The ability to recognize when information is needed, then locate, evaluate, use, and communicate effectively in various formats.
What is Literacy?
What is Literacy?
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What is Media?
What is Media?
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What is Information?
What is Information?
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What is Technology?
What is Technology?
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Media & Information Literacy (MIL)
Media & Information Literacy (MIL)
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What is Literacy?
What is Literacy?
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Objectives of MIL
Objectives of MIL
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Verbal Communication
Verbal Communication
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Nonverbal Communication
Nonverbal Communication
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Study Notes
- Media and Information Literacy is lesson 1
- The instructor is John Rainier Santiago
What is Literacy?
- Literacy involves a continuum of learning, enabling people to achieve their goals.
- Literacy helps to develop an individuals knowledge and potential.
- Literacy allows full participation in the wider society and community.
- The ability to identify, comprehend, interpret, create, communicate, and compute using printed and written materials is literacy.
What is Media?
- Refers to channels or ways to communicate or transmit messages
- Defined as communication tools.
What is Information?
- Defined as processed data and/or knowledge derived from study, experience, instructions, signals, or symbols.
What is Technology?
- Defined as the application of scientific knowledge to achieve practical aims or to manipulate the human environment.
Media, Information, and Technology
- Media: How do people communicate?
- Information: What do people communicate?
- Technology: What advancements can be applied to communicate better?
What is Information Literacy?
- The ability to recognize when information is needed.
- The ability to locate, evaluate, effectively use, and communicate information in its various formats.
What is Media Literacy?
- The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and communicate information in a variety of forms, including print and non-print messages.
- The ability to synthesize and produce mediated messages.
What is Technology Literacy?
- The skills to responsibly use appropriate technology.
- The ability to access, synthesize, evaluate, communicate, and create information to solve problems and improve learning in all subject areas.
What is Media and Information Literacy (MIL)?
- A set of skills to search, critically evaluate, use, and contribute information and media content wisely.
- Knowledge of one's rights online.
- The ability to engage with media and ICTs to promote equality, free expression, intercultural dialogue, and peace
MIL Definition (Moscow Declaration, 2012)
- A combination of knowledge, attitudes, skills, and practices needed to access, analyze, evaluate, use, produce, and communicate information and knowledge.
- Must be done in creative, legal, and ethical ways that respect human rights.
Objectives of MIL
- To give people an understanding of the importance of media and other information providers.
- Provide this understanding so people can make informed decisions.
- Provide understanding so people can learn about the world around them.
- To instill a sense of community.
- To engage people in lifelong learning.
Communication
- Identify the communicator/sender, message, medium/channel, receiver, and effect
Transmission Models: Lasswell's Communication Model (1948)
- "Who?" refers to the speaker
- "Says what?" refers to the message
- "In which channel?" refers to the medium
- "To whom?" refers to the receiver
- "With what effect?" refers to the effect
Verbal Communication
- An interaction where words are used to relay a message through speech or with the use of voice
Oral Communication
- Spoken languages
- Discussions
- Speeches
- Telephone conversations
Non-Oral Communication
- Written communication
- Sign language
- Text messaging
Nonverbal Communication
- An interaction where behavior conveys and represents meaning
Oral Nonverbal Communication
- Laughing
- Crying
- Coughing
- Tone of voice
Non-Oral Nonverbal Communication
- Gestures
- Body language
- Facial expressions
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