Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Overview
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What was a potential negative effect of the social media accusations against Mr. Nestor Punzalan?

  • Promotion of responsible journalism
  • Greater awareness of the incident
  • Increased support from the community
  • Damage to Mr. Punzalan's reputation (correct)
  • Which entity bears liability for broadcasting unverified accusations in such incidents?

  • Witnesses present during the incident
  • Law enforcement agencies involved in the case
  • Only social media users who share false information
  • Traditional media outlets and social media platforms (correct)
  • What significant role did social media play in this incident?

  • Facilitating the spread of misinformation (correct)
  • Providing a platform for only verified news
  • Enhancing the accuracy of news reporting
  • Limiting public engagement in the issue
  • What lesson could social media users learn from the wrongful accusations against Mr. Punzalan?

    <p>To verify the credibility of sources before sharing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one suggested way to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future?

    <p>Implementing stricter regulations on social media platforms</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following effects of media and information with their descriptions evident in the incident involving Mr. Nestor Punzalan:

    <p>Positive effect = Increased awareness of wrongful accusations Negative effect = Spread of misinformation Media responsibility = Verification of information before publishing Citizen journalism = Public reporting on incidents by individuals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following stakeholders with their roles in the incident involving Mr. Nestor Punzalan:

    <p>Top Gear = Reported unverified information Netizens = Shared accusations on social media Law enforcement = Investigated the actual incident Mr. Nestor Punzalan = Victim of wrongful accusations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following preventive measures with their purpose to prevent incidents like that experienced by Mr. Nestor Punzalan:

    <p>Media literacy programs = Educate the public on responsible information sharing Fact-checking initiatives = Ensure accuracy before dissemination Public accountability = Hold individuals liable for spreading false claims Ethical journalism codes = Guide media organizations in reporting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following lessons learned from the event with their implications for social media users:

    <p>Think critically = Assess information before sharing Verify sources = Check the credibility of information providers Report responsibly = Avoid amplifying unverified claims Be aware of consequences = Understand the impact of misinformation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following consequences of wrongful accusations with their impact on individuals and society:

    <p>Emotional distress = Impact on the accused's mental health Public outrage = Mobilization of support against injustice Loss of reputation = Diminished public trust in media Legal repercussions = Potential lawsuits against false accusers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Media and Information Literacy (MIL)

    • MIL11/12PM-IVA-1/MIL11/12PM-IVA-2
    • JMJNGOHO 2019

    Resources of Media and Information

    • People Media
    • Text
    • Visual
    • Audio
    • Motion
    • Manipulatives/Interactive
    • Multimedia

    People Media Definition

    • Refers to individuals involved in the use, analysis, evaluation, and production of media and information.
    • Classified as "People in Media" and "People as Media".

    Who are "People Media"?

    • SHS Teacher
    • News Reporter
    • Radio Commentator
    • Classmate
    • Independent Blogger
    • YouTuber
    • Facebook User
    • Movie Director
    • Print Journalist
    • College Professor

    People as Media

    • Well-versed in media sources and messages.
    • Provide accurate and reliable information.

    People in Media

    • Media practitioners.
    • Provide information based on expertise or firsthand experience.

    People as Media: Types

    • Opinion Leaders: Exposed to and actively use media, interpret messages for other users, and their opinions are accepted by a group.
    • Citizen Journalism: People without professional training utilize modern technology and the internet to create, augment, or fact-check media, either independently or collaboratively.
    • Social Journalism: Journalists use social media to share their content with a wider audience.
    • Crowdsourcing: Acquiring needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of people, particularly online.

    Examples of Crowdsourcing

    • Waze
    • OpenSignal
    • WeatherSignal
    • Telemap Navigator
    • Uber
    • Gigwalk
    • OnStar Favor
    • Taskrabbit
    • Wikipedia
    • Amazon Mechanical Turk
    • Skype
    • P&G
    • Airbnb
    • CNN iReport
    • Threadless
    • Gap
    • Google
    • LEGO CUUSOO
    • Elance

    Types of Journalists by Medium

    • Print Journalists
    • Photojournalists
    • Broadcast Journalists
    • Multimedia Journalists

    People in Media (Examples)

    • Television Patrol
    • CNN Philippines Breaking News
    • GMA News TV (State of the Nation with Jessica Soho)
    • 24 Oras

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    This quiz explores the crucial components of Media and Information Literacy (MIL), focusing on the roles of people in media. It outlines various media resources like text, audio, and interactive elements, as well as defining the distinctions between 'People in Media' and 'People as Media'. Test your understanding of these concepts and their applications in contemporary contexts.

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