Media Types and Functions Week 5

What type of media is characterized by a series of still photographs projected rapidly to create the illusion of movement?

Which of the following is an example of a primary source?

Which source provides an analysis or interpretation of primary sources?

What is a defining characteristic of tertiary sources?

Which of the following is not classified as a type of media discussed?

What function do websites and social media primarily serve in the context of new media?

Which of the following best describes the persistence of vision phenomenon as it relates to film?

What is the impact of new media on the lives of Filipinos primarily focused on?

Which of the following is classified as a tertiary source?

What is one main characteristic of tertiary sources?

Which of the following is NOT an example of indigenous media?

How do museums operate according to the definition provided?

Which of the following types of media is primarily related to written content?

What would primarily distinguish primary sources from tertiary sources?

Which characteristic is essential for defining a museum?

In what way do indigenous forms like folktales serve their communities?

Learning Competencies

Differentiate various types of media
Cite diverse sources of information
Explain functions of communication and media
Analyze the impact of new media on Filipino lives

Types of Media

Broadcast Media: Transmits audio and visual content via television and radio.
Print Media: Includes newspapers, magazines, brochures, and books.
Film/Cinema: A series of still photographs projected rapidly to create moving images.
Digital Media: Encompasses websites, blogs, social media, streaming services, and virtual reality.

Information Sources

Primary Sources: Original records or evidence of events, displaying original thinking. Examples include:
- Theses and dissertations
- Scholarly articles and government reports
- Personal narratives such as diaries and letters
Secondary Sources: Analyze or interpret primary sources, adding value through summarization or reinterpretation. Examples include:
- Textbooks and historical accounts
- Biographies and literary criticism
Tertiary Sources: Index or compile information from other sources, usually not credited to a specific author. Examples include:
- Encyclopedias and dictionaries
- Bibliographies and fact books

Indigenous Media in the Philippines

Encompasses traditional forms such as folktales, folk dances, and songs.
Modern expressions include promotional items like billboards and merchandise conveying messages.

Functions of Communication & Media

Media serves society by researching, collecting, and interpreting heritage.
Museums exemplify nonprofit institutions promoting education, reflection, and knowledge sharing with community involvement.

Activities and Performance Tasks

Identify examples for various media types.
Discuss the presentation of key events (e.g., elections, entertainment, education, tourism) across different media.
Evaluate sources of information related to announcements or events, focusing on types of media utilized.

This quiz focuses on the different types of media including broadcast, print, film, and digital media. Additionally, it covers information sources and the functions of communication and media. Understand the significance of new media in the context of Filipino society.