Questions and Answers
What do you usually do as soon as you wake up in the morning?
Personal habits vary from person to person.
How would you be informed of anything in a world without the Internet and media?
Communication would rely on face-to-face interaction or other non-digital methods.
What ways would you have to communicate with one another if all media disappeared?
Using traditional methods such as speaking, writing letters, or signaling.
What would happen to the decisions you usually make in this situation?
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What would you personally miss most in such a situation?
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What would society lose in a situation without media?
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All news and information on the Internet are true.
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Who gets to post news items online?
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What is literacy?
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What is media literacy?
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What is information literacy?
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What is technology literacy?
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Match media literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy with their descriptions.
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Study Notes
Morning Routines and Media Absence
- Reflection on daily routines upon waking up, considering life without internet, libraries, and mobile phones.
- Impact of the absence of traditional media like newspapers, radio, and TV on communication and information dissemination.
- Questions raised about methods of sharing information and making decisions in a media-less environment.
Objectives of the Lesson
- Describing the impact of media and information on communication.
- Identifying the similarities and differences among media literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy.
Understanding Literacy
- Literacy encompasses the ability to read, write, speak, and listen for effective communication and understanding of the world.
Media Literacy
- Involves accessing, analyzing, evaluating, and creating media in diverse forms.
- Empowers citizens with knowledge and skills necessary for engaging with both traditional media and new technologies.
Information Literacy
- Recognizes the need for information and involves locating, evaluating, and effectively communicating it.
- Focuses on identifying reliable sources for factual information.
Technology Literacy
- Refers to the responsible and effective use of technological tools.
- Enables individuals to access, manage, integrate, evaluate, create, and communicate information efficiently.
Media and Information Literacy
- Essential skills that facilitate engagement with various media and information providers.
- Promotes critical thinking and lifelong learning for active citizenship.
Comparison of Literacies
- Media Literacy: Focuses on creating, accessing, analyzing, and understanding media; vital for human interactions.
- Information Literacy: Centers around identifying, finding, evaluating, and using information effectively; essential for locating reliable information.
- Technology Literacy: Involves ethical and efficient use of technology; important for participation in the digital environment.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the effects of media and information on communication. It aims to help learners identify the similarities and differences between media literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy. Engage with the questions to deepen your understanding of how these literacies shape our lives.