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Which of these statements best describes the relationship between media and information?

  • Media is a tool for sharing information. (correct)
  • Media is always biased, while information is objective.
  • Information is the content of media. (correct)
  • Media and information are completely separate concepts.

What is a characteristic of information literacy that contributes to media literacy?

  • Locating reliable information sources.
  • Understanding the role of media institutions.
  • Assessing the quality of information.
  • All of the above. (correct)

Which of the following is NOT a component of media literacy?

  • Developing a critical understanding of the impact of media.
  • Analyzing the messages conveyed by media.
  • Understanding different media formats.
  • Creating content to effectively communicate information. (correct)

Which of these statements describes the similarities between media literacy and information literacy?

<p>Both involve critical thinking skills for understanding the information presented. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does technology literacy play in the context of media and information?

<p>Technology literacy enables access to and use of various media platforms. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Based on the definition of information literacy, what is crucial for effective information use?

<p>Evaluating information for its relevance and credibility. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does technology literacy contribute to understanding the impact of media?

<p>It enables us to create and control information dissemination. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key aspect of responsible media use?

<p>Evaluating and critically analyzing media content. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is media literacy mainly focused on?

<p>The critical analysis and understanding of media messages. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best exemplifies the core principle of information literacy?

<p>Identifying reliable sources to gather information for a research paper. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a crucial skill in media literacy?

<p>Recognizing and analyzing subtle messages in media portrayals. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of the provided text, what is the primary difference between media literacy and information literacy?

<p>Media literacy emphasizes critical thinking and engagement with media, while information literacy focuses on digital technology. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The text emphasizes the importance of using digital technology to acquire, evaluate and utilize information. What kind of literacy does this point to?

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Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates technology literacy?

<p>Creating a presentation using various software tools and delivering it to an audience. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What area of literacy is essential for navigating the abundance of information available online?

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What is a key aspect of information literacy, as highlighted in the text?

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What characteristic of media and information literacy involves recognizing and utilizing different perspectives constructively?

<p>Give and receive criticism appropriately (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of being media and information literate helps individuals analyze and interpret the information they encounter?

<p>Evaluate the adequacy of an argument (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a significant outcome of being media and information literate?

<p>Being empowered to affect change (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes a media and information literate individual’s approach to first impressions?

<p>Extending a line of thought beyond initial reactions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does critical thinking play in media and information literacy?

<p>It fosters discernment of information sources (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary goal of Media and Information Literacy according to the provided framework?

<p>To promote lifelong learning (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following examples illustrates the concept of maintaining public discourse?

<p>Taking an active role in self-expression (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Desensitization is characterized by which of the following states?

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How does normalization relate to automatic response in information processing?

<p>It creates predictable responses to information (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is essential for an individual to avoid making biased judgments?

<p>Evaluating information from various sources (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the impact of mass media in relation to automaticity?

<p>Mass media reinforces specific behavioral patterns (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of Media and Information Literacy helps individuals learn about the world around them?

<p>Developing a strong sense of community (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of skills are becoming increasingly important in the current workplace according to the content provided?

<p>Complex skills involving information identification (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Flashcards

Communication

The process of exchanging information between two or more people, using verbal or nonverbal cues.

Information

The raw facts, data, and knowledge obtained through study, experience, or instruction.

Media

The channels or tools used to share information, such as newspapers, TV, radio, or internet.

Media Literacy

The ability to access, understand, evaluate, and create information using various media forms.

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Information Literacy

The ability to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively for specific purposes.

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Technology Literacy

The ability to understand and use technology effectively and responsibly.

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Responsible Use of Media and Information

Using media and information in a way that is ethical, respectful, and responsible.

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How are media and information connected to communication?

Information is the 'why' of communication, providing the content to be shared, while media is the 'how' - the means to deliver that information.

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Media and Information Literacy

The ability to critically analyze and evaluate information, understanding its sources and biases.

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Pose worthwhile questions

Having the skills to ask thoughtful questions about the information you encounter, considering its validity and relevance.

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Evaluate the adequacy of an argument

Being able to judge the quality of an argument based on its logic, evidence, and overall effectiveness.

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Recognize facts, inferences, and opinions appropriately

Recognizing the difference between facts, inferences, and opinions and using them appropriately in your own analysis.

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Give and receive criticism constructively

The ability to constructively give and receive feedback, recognizing the value of different perspectives.

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Poster Analysis

Analyzing the content of a poster to understand its message, often considering aspects like its target audience, visual elements, and intended effect.

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Oral Recitation

A lively and engaging verbal presentation of information or ideas, often incorporating elements like storytelling and visual aids.

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Garbology

A term used to describe the study of waste and its impact on society, environment, and social structures.

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Media Literacy - Example

The ability to recognize and address the subtle messages about gender and race portrayed in television shows, films, and other forms of media.

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Informed Judgement

The ability to critically examine and understand information from various sources to make informed decisions.

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Desensitization

A state where a person becomes insensitive or nonreactive to something that was once disturbing, like violence in media.

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Building a Sense of Community

Media and Information Literacy is essential for promoting understanding, tolerance, and a shared sense of responsibility within a community.

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Learning about the World

The ability to access, process, and understand information from various sources to learn effectively about the world around you.

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Maintaining Public Discourse

Media and Information Literacy helps individuals participate in meaningful online discussions and engage with diverse viewpoints.

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Engaging in Lifelong Learning

Media and Information Literacy equips individuals with the skills necessary to adapt to technological changes and continuously learn new things.

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Automaticity or Automatic Response

This refers to a programmed and predictable response to information that limits your ability to fully understand and benefit from the message. It often happens due to repeated exposure to certain media.

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Normalization

The process of making something that was once considered unusual or shocking become normal and accepted, often due to continuous exposure through media.

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Study Notes

Introduction to Media and Information Literacy - Unit 1

  • This unit introduces the concept of media and information literacy.
  • The most essential learning competency is to understand how communication is affected by media and information.
  • The unit also focuses on identifying the similarities and differences between media literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy.
  • Equally important is to discuss responsible use of media and information.

Lesson 1: How Media and Information Affect Communication?

  • Communication is intertwined with media and information
  • Information is the data, knowledge, experience or signals used in communication.
  • Media are the tools or channels used to transmit information.
  • They are intrinsic and essential elements of communication.

How is Communication Affected by Media and Information?

  • Information is derived from various sources, including study, experience or instruction.
  • Information comes in symbols, signals or knowledge of situations or events.
  • Information can be shared through various media formats.
  • Media and information literacy are crucial skills for effective communication.

The Means and Ends in Communication - Media and Information

  • Media and information are distinct elements, intrinsically connected to communication.
  • Information is a reason why communication occurs.
  • Media share this information.

Lesson 2: What is Media and Information Literacy?

  • Media literacy is the ability to read, analyze, evaluate and communicate across different media.
  • It includes understanding the role of media institutions, assessing media content, and using media responsibly.
  • Information literacy is the ability to identify when and locate, evaluate, use and access information.
  • It involves searching, consolidating, creating relevant information for specific goals.
  • Technology literacy focuses on effective usage of technology.

Examples of Media and Information Literacy

  • Media Literacy example: Analyzing representations in TV shows (e.g., gender portrayal, race).
  • Information Literacy example: Gathering information on waste management.
  • Media and Information Literacy are essential for producing high-quality work in various fields.

Poster Analysis - Oral Recitation - Example

  • Example: Analysis of a poster or picture featuring a student copying facts from the internet.
  • The message of the poster suggests the dangers of plagiarism.

The Danger of Desensitization

  • Desensitization is a state where a person becomes insensitive or non-reactive.
  • Normalization is a programmed predictable response to information.
  • Desensitization and Normalization are two key factors to understand.
  • Media and information can desensitize to important issues.

Importance of Media and Information Literacy

  • Media literacy is important to critically evaluate information.
  • Advertisements, like one for a clothing store in Chile, often contain misleading or harmful information that can negatively affect the viewer.
  • Recognizing harmful information can help viewers create a better understanding.

Characteristics of a Media and Information Literate (Calisson and Tilley, 2006)

  • Critical evaluation of arguments.
  • Identifying facts, inferences and opinions
  • Evaluating information critically in a responsible and ethical way
  • Being aware, or being prepared for various information sources and their underlying biases.
  • Problem solving

Big Idea

  • Media and information literate individuals are critical thinkers.
  • They understand the need for discerning information evaluation.
  • Critical evaluation of information from a variety of sources is important.

Picture Analysis - Oral Recitation - (Example of another Analysis)

  • Analyzing a poster with a quote by Abraham Lincoln
  • Critically evaluate internet information.
  • Do not accept everything on the internet at face value.
  • Verify information from multiple sources.

Big Idea 2 and Conclusion

  • Critical thinking skills are crucial in evaluating information and understanding how things work.
  • Being media literate empowers people.

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Test your knowledge on the relationship between media and information literacy. This quiz covers key concepts, characteristics, and the role of technology in understanding media. Prepare to distinguish between media literacy and information literacy while exploring the impacts of digital technology.

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