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Which of these is NOT an example of media from the Pre-Industrial Age?

  • Cave paintings
  • Telegraph (correct)
  • Clay tablets
  • Papyrus

What invention significantly contributed to mass communication during the Industrial Age?

  • Printing press (correct)
  • Petroglyphs
  • Smoke signals
  • Papyrus

What media format refers to materials photographed and developed in reduced-size film strips?

  • Microform (correct)
  • Print
  • Digital Formats
  • Audio and Video Format

Which of the following is NOT considered a form of plagiarism?

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What is the primary difference between a quotation and a paraphrase?

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Which of these technological advancements directly enabled real-time voice communication?

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Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the Electronic Age?

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What was the primary contribution of the invention of the printing press to media?

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Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the Information Age?

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Which medium emerged in the 1920s and combined audio and visual communication?

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What type of media refers to pictures, photos, images, and graphics?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of traditional media?

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What is the primary example of "New Media" that serves as the backbone of modern communication?

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Which of these best describes the difference between traditional media and new media in terms of communication?

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Which of the following technologies emerged in the 1940s and marked the beginning of digital technology?

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What is the difference between a cartoon and an infographic?

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What is the difference between a long shot and a close-up in camera work?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of mise-en-scène?

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What is the purpose of symbolic codes in media?

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What is the difference between denotative and connotative meaning?

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How does lighting contribute to the overall meaning of a scene?

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What is the primary role of editing in media?

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What is the purpose of using iconic symbols in media?

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What is the difference between a pan and a tilt shot?

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What is the main purpose of scholarly publications?

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In the context of media literacy, what does it mean to determine the relevant use and worth of media platforms?

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Which of the following is NOT a tip for responsible use of media and information?

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What is the difference between the internet and the World Wide Web (WWW)?

<p>The WWW is a part of the internet, while the internet is a broader network. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does technology literacy contribute to effective communication?

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Why is it important to keep passwords safe and update them regularly?

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Which of the following best describes the concept of information literacy?

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What distinguishes trade publications from other types of publications?

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Flashcards

Media Literacy

The ability to understand media's functions and evaluate its use.

Information Literacy

The skill of acquiring relevant data and facts from media.

Technology Literacy

The capability to manipulate technology effectively and appropriately.

Responsible Media Use

Using media safely and ethically, especially in education.

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Personal Information Safety

Protecting your private details on social media.

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Think Before You Click

Considering the impact and accuracy of shared content online.

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Trade Publication

Specialized materials for professionals in a specific industry.

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World Wide Web (WWW)

The fully developed internet system from 1989, allowing global connectivity.

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Print Format

Materials produced and collected from print resources.

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Digital Formats

Information stored electronically on devices or the Cloud.

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Audio and Video Format

Materials collected using analog technology in recorded formats.

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Microform

Materials photographed and reduced to film strips.

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Plagiarism

Using others' words or ideas without acknowledgment.

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Common Knowledge

Facts widely known and easily found in many sources.

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Paraphrase

Rephrasing someone’s ideas in your own words while citing the source.

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Electronic Age

Period when electronic devices made communication faster (1900s-1980s).

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Information Age

Period characterized by the digital revolution and internet use.

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User-generated content

Content created by users, such as posts and videos.

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New Media

Digital platforms allowing two-way communication.

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Print Media

Media using paper and ink like books and newspapers.

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Typography

Art of arranging written text for visual appeal.

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Visual Media

Media using images to communicate information.

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Informational Graphics

Visual representations that simplify complex data.

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Photography

Image created by capturing light on film.

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Media Language

A system of codes, conventions, symbols, and formats used to convey meaning in media.

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Denotative Meaning

The literal meaning of a media element, without interpretation.

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Connotative Meaning

The interpreted meanings based on culture, beliefs, and emotions associated with a media element.

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Camera Angle

The position of the camera relative to the subject, affecting perception and emotion.

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Editing

The process of selecting, manipulating, and arranging images and sound to create meaning.

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Symbolic Codes

Elements that represent ideas or concepts; their meaning relies on cultural context.

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Mise-en-scène

Everything that appears in front of the camera, contributing to the scene's meaning.

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Study Notes

Media and Information Literacy

  • Communication is influenced by media and information technology advancements
  • Media literacy involves understanding media functions and evaluating their worth
  • Information literacy focuses on acquiring and using data related to media
  • Technology literacy is the ability to efficiently use technology independently

Responsible Use of Media and Information

  • Protect personal information online; do not share it unnecessarily.
  • Obtain permission before posting others' content.
  • Evaluate the accuracy and appropriateness of information before sharing it.
  • Protect account passwords and update them regularly.
  • Promote positive and encouraging content online.

Information and the Internet

  • Trade publications are informational resources
  • The internet is a global network of interconnected computers
  • Popular publications cater to a broad audience
  • Scholarly publications are specialized for academic experts
  • Trade publications target specific industries

Format of Information

  • Print materials are from traditional resources
  • Digital formats involve electronic storage
  • Audio/video uses analog technology for recording
  • Microform uses reduced-size film for information storage

Ethical Use of Information

  • Plagiarism involves using others' work without credit.
  • Common knowledge refers to widely known facts
  • Interpretation requires documentation of unique insights
  • Quotations directly reproduce source material
  • Paraphrases present source ideas in different words.

Evolution of Traditional to New Media

  • Pre-industrial age (before 1700s): Communication through oral traditions and basic writing.
  • Industrial age (1700s-1900s): Printing press, telegraph, and mass communication emerge.
  • Electronic age (1900s-1980s): Rise of electronic devices for faster, wider communication.
  • Information age (1990s-present): Marked by the internet and digital revolution.

Types of Media

  • Print media encompasses books, newspapers, and magazines.
  • Text media involves arranging words visually
  • Visual media includes pictures, photographs, and graphics
  • Informational graphics visually present complex information
  • Cartoons and photography use drawings and images to convey information.

Codes, Conventions, and Language of Media

  • Language is a system of symbols for communication
  • Media language includes codes, conventions, formats, symbols, narrative, meaning
  • Media producers create meaning and audience conveys its interpretation.
  • Denotative meaning is the literal meaning of a word or phrase,
  • Connotative meaning is the associated meaning in a certain context.

Elements of Media

  • Camera work (shots, angles, movement)
  • Lighting (natural, artificial, selective)
  • Audio (dialogue, effects, music)
  • Editing (choosing, manipulating, arranging images and sound)

Typography

  • Typography is arranging letters and text visually.
  • Fonts are graphical representations of text.
  • Serif fonts have extra marks, sans-serif don't.
  • Display and decorative fonts prioritize attractiveness over readability
  • Hierarchy, leading, tracking, and kerning are key typography concepts.

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Test your knowledge on media and information literacy concepts. This quiz covers the influence of technology on communication, responsible media usage, and the types of publications available online. Improve your understanding of how to navigate and evaluate information in the digital age.

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