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What type of information is characterized by being based on truth?
What type of information is characterized by being based on truth?
- Disinformation
- Netiquette
- Misinformation
- Malinformation (correct)
Which term describes information that is false and spread with the intent to deceive?
Which term describes information that is false and spread with the intent to deceive?
- Netiquette
- Disinformation (correct)
- Misinformation
- Malinformation
Which of the following was NOT developed during the Pre-Industrial Age?
Which of the following was NOT developed during the Pre-Industrial Age?
- Acta diurna in Rome
- Papyrus
- Printing press using wood blocks (correct)
- Clay tablets
Which online behavior set is crucial for maintaining acceptable standards of conduct?
Which online behavior set is crucial for maintaining acceptable standards of conduct?
What innovations characterized the Industrial Age?
What innovations characterized the Industrial Age?
Which of the following is an example of false information that may be unintentional?
Which of the following is an example of false information that may be unintentional?
Which of these web browsers was NOT prominent during the late Industrial Age?
Which of these web browsers was NOT prominent during the late Industrial Age?
Which of the following is a type of search engine?
Which of the following is a type of search engine?
Which of the following best defines plagiarism?
Which of the following best defines plagiarism?
What process involves analyzing and evaluating the quality of information?
What process involves analyzing and evaluating the quality of information?
Which term refers to the synergy of technological advancements aimed at similar goals?
Which term refers to the synergy of technological advancements aimed at similar goals?
Which of the following is true about common knowledge?
Which of the following is true about common knowledge?
What does the term 'Internet of Things (IoT)' refer to?
What does the term 'Internet of Things (IoT)' refer to?
Which of the following defines 'paraphrase'?
Which of the following defines 'paraphrase'?
What is the primary purpose of using quotation marks?
What is the primary purpose of using quotation marks?
Which best describes the role of 'Smart City Infrastructure'?
Which best describes the role of 'Smart City Infrastructure'?
What is the primary characteristic of indigenous knowledge?
What is the primary characteristic of indigenous knowledge?
Which of the following best describes connected cars?
Which of the following best describes connected cars?
What is a defining feature of horror films?
What is a defining feature of horror films?
How is indigenous communication primarily characterized?
How is indigenous communication primarily characterized?
What are smart home devices primarily used for?
What are smart home devices primarily used for?
What do media languages consist of?
What do media languages consist of?
Which description best fits wearable technology?
Which description best fits wearable technology?
What theme is often explored in romance movies?
What theme is often explored in romance movies?
What is essential when paraphrasing someone else's work?
What is essential when paraphrasing someone else's work?
Which type of media includes traditional forms like newspapers and magazines?
Which type of media includes traditional forms like newspapers and magazines?
What is a characteristic of outdoor media advertising?
What is a characteristic of outdoor media advertising?
What is a primary function of a source journal?
What is a primary function of a source journal?
Which of the following best describes media convergence?
Which of the following best describes media convergence?
What should one do when directly quoting a source?
What should one do when directly quoting a source?
Which type of library is primarily aimed at serving students from kindergarten to grade 12?
Which type of library is primarily aimed at serving students from kindergarten to grade 12?
What is a common feature of alternative media?
What is a common feature of alternative media?
What camera angle is most commonly used to present conversational exchanges between two subjects?
What camera angle is most commonly used to present conversational exchanges between two subjects?
Which movie genre is typically characterized by the presence of a clear hero and villain and includes elements like stunts and explosions?
Which movie genre is typically characterized by the presence of a clear hero and villain and includes elements like stunts and explosions?
What term is used for the technique that renders the subject in sharp focus while blurring the background?
What term is used for the technique that renders the subject in sharp focus while blurring the background?
Which genre often involves a quest and may take place in exotic or distant locations?
Which genre often involves a quest and may take place in exotic or distant locations?
Which type of shot is known to interrupt a continuous shot by inserting a different scene?
Which type of shot is known to interrupt a continuous shot by inserting a different scene?
What do comedies primarily aim to achieve within their scenes?
What do comedies primarily aim to achieve within their scenes?
What defines the pacing and structure of an action movie?
What defines the pacing and structure of an action movie?
What is typically the focus of drama films when compared to other genres?
What is typically the focus of drama films when compared to other genres?
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Study Notes
Misinformation, Disinformation, and Malinformation
- Misinformation: False information spread without ill intentions, can be intentional or unintentional.
- Disinformation: Deliberately false information aimed at deceiving the public; often organized and planned.
- Malinformation: Information based on truth, used maliciously to harm individuals or entities.
- Netiquette: A set of guidelines for appropriate online behavior.
Evolution of Media
- Pre-Industrial Age (Before 1700s): Innovations include the discovery of fire, development of paper, cave paintings, clay tablets, and the printing press.
- Industrial Age (1700s-1930s): Rise of steam power and machine tools; emergence of personal computers and mobile devices leading to digitalization of voice, image, sound, and data.
- Digital Age: Characterized by the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart technologies like smart cities and healthcare IoT.
Information Management
- Critical Skills:
- Identifying information needs.
- Determining reliable sources.
- Analyzing and evaluating information quality.
- Ethical use and storage of information.
- Original communication and knowledge creation to avoid plagiarism.
- Plagiarism Types:
- Quotation: Directly using someone’s words.
- Paraphrase: Restating ideas in one's own words with proper citation.
Media Types
- Print Media: Traditional media involving physical materials like newspapers and magazines.
- Broadcast Media: Includes radio and television reaching audiences via airwaves.
- New Media: Digital platforms that organize and distribute content.
- Outdoor Media: Advertising through billboards and posters.
- Alternative Media: Non-mainstream sources providing alternative perspectives.
- Indigenous Media: Locally produced content reflecting the culture and society of indigenous groups.
Technological Convergence
- Media Convergence: The blending of traditional and new media allowing content to flow across multiple platforms.
- Smart Devices: Incorporation of IoT in everyday items leading to advancements like smart homes and connected vehicles.
Movie Genres
- Horror Films: Focus on thrill and fear through gore and monstrous elements; have a large, dedicated audience.
- Romance Movies: Center on relationships and emotional journeys, often crossing cultural boundaries.
- Action Movies: Characterized by fast-paced scenes and clear hero-villain dynamics; involve stunts and explosions.
- Adventure Movies: Generally center around quests in exotic locales; often emphasize exploration and personal growth.
- Comedy Movies: Aim for humor through light narratives; vary widely in tone and style.
- Drama: Character-driven narratives often combined with other genres, focusing on emotional depth and complexity.
Visual Language in Media
- Camera Techniques:
- Medium Close-Up: Focuses on a subject from the chest up.
- Close-Up: Captures a subject’s face in full screen.
- Two Shot: Frames two subjects together, used for dialogues.
- Over the Shoulder: Captures conversation from a character's perspective.
- Point of View (POV): Shows what a character is seeing.
- Selective Focus: Sharp focus on a subject with a blurred background for emphasis.
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