Week 1 - Key Definitions in Media Literacy

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Dissemination of misinformation and fake news can leave recipients confused and ______.

misinformed

Cyber wellness involves principles such as respect for self and ______.

others

In the industrial age, media was characterized by individualism and commercial ______.

expansion

The ability to access or use communication tools is an essential part of digital ______.

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Mal information involves ______ information that is true.

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Media is the plural form of ______.

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Information is data that has been organized, processed, or structured in a ______ way.

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Literacy denotes the proficiency to recognize, comprehend, interpret, generate, convey, and compute using ______ materials.

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Communication involves transferring information from one place, person, or ______ to another.

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Social media is a subset of ______ that allows powerful connections among individuals.

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Media and information technology play a crucial role in the process of ______.

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The accessibility of media has transformed it into sources of information and channels for ______.

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Individuals use social networking websites to share ______, videos, and information with friends.

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Misinformation

Information that is false or misleading, often spread intentionally.

Disinformation

Information that is intentionally false or misleading, designed to deceive or harm.

Malinformation

Information that is true and accurate, often helpful and reliable.

Digital Literacy

The ability to access, use, and critically evaluate information and communication tools in a safe and responsible way.

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Cyber Wellness

A set of behaviors and principles that promote safe and responsible use of digital tools and technologies.

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Media

A diverse collection of communication channels, including traditional printed materials, digital data, and various types of content like news, art, and education.

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Information

Organized, processed, or structured data that provides context and value to a user.

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Literacy

The ability to understand, use, and interact with written and printed materials in various contexts.

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Communication

The exchange of messages through verbal or nonverbal means, including spoken language, written forms, and visuals.

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Media and Information Technology

Technology that facilitates interaction and communication across individuals and cultures.

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Globalization

The global interconnectedness fostered by communication technologies and media.

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Social Media

A form of media offering powerful connections and interaction opportunities between individuals.

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Threats of Media

The potential risks and challenges associated with the use of media.

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Study Notes

Week 1 - Definitions

  • Media: The plural form of medium, encompassing diverse communication channels, from printed to digital materials. Includes news, art, educational content, and any information reaching people. Examples include television, radio, books, magazines, and the internet.
  • Literacy: The ability to recognize, comprehend, interpret, create, convey, and compute using printed and written materials in various contexts. It's a continuous learning process empowering individuals to achieve goals, gain knowledge, and interact with their community.
  • Information: Data organized, processed, or structured to be meaningful and valuable. It can be text, images, audio, video, and communicated through various means such as books, websites, social media, or conversations.
  • Communication: Involves transferring information between places, people, or groups. Includes verbal and nonverbal methods, such as spoken language, written forms, and visual representations like infographics, maps, or charts.

Week 2 - Media Influence and Concerns

  • Media and Information Technology: Plays a significant role in globalization, fostering connections worldwide, influencing contemporary culture through sharing information, ideas, and personal messages.
  • Misinformation and Fake News: Media platforms can be sources of misleading or fabricated information, often used to advance agendas or gain something. This can confuse and misinform recipients of the information.
  • Negative Impacts: Media can be susceptible to abuse despite enhancing communication.

Week 3 - Responsible Media Use

  • Responsible Media Usage: Focuses on the importance of responsible use of media, including avoiding spreading misinformation.
  • Misinformation: Information intentionally designed to mislead others, while dis-information is designed to mislead others. Mal information is real but misleading information.
  • Cyber Wellness: Ensures safety and security online and respects self and others. Positive peer influence and safe and responsible use are also key aspects
  • Principles of Cyber Wellness: Respect for self and others, safe and responsible use, and positive peer influence are crucial for a healthy online experience.

Week 4 - Media Evolution

  • Evolution of Media: Media encompasses all printed, digital, and electronic forms of communication.
  • Prehistoric Age Media: Covers the tribal age and literacy age of communication development.
  • Industrial Age Media: Features characteristics of individualism, literacy (specifically Oriental literacy forms), and significant commercial expansion in media.

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