Media and Information Literacy PDF

MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY WK1, DY1 WHAT IS A MEDIA? LITERACY MEDIA INFORMATION CASE ANALYSIS Ashley, a Grade 11 student of Gintong Tubig Senior High School is proficient in using her i7 processor laptop with so much ease and comfort. In fact, she is accustomed to use it to create...

MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY WK1, DY1 WHAT IS A MEDIA? LITERACY MEDIA INFORMATION CASE ANALYSIS Ashley, a Grade 11 student of Gintong Tubig Senior High School is proficient in using her i7 processor laptop with so much ease and comfort. In fact, she is accustomed to use it to create powerful PowerPoint presentations during graded class reporting.  TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL) LITERACY In order to add related literature to his Practical Research project, Donnie accesses Google Scholar, and reads through various journals and studies that may help him in his research. INFORMATION LITERACY  One of the Performance Task for the Midterms of the Grade 11 Jenner class of Mabuhay Senior High School is to create a short film highlighting their advocacy on Human Trafficking. The class used the Quik ™ app to edit their video.  MEDIA LITERACY  The Grade 12- Patience class of Ms. Apolonio have registered themselves to an online portal called Edmodo, in order to connect themselves periodically, share assignments, and even collaboratively work on a project, without meeting face to face.  MEDIA LITERACY  Sybil constantly purchases load credits for her mobile phone in order to send emails and messages to her teacher in Media and Information Literacy.  TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL) LITERACY As part of the various social media activities of David, a Grade 12 HUMSS student, he periodically shares news bits from credible online sources, then tag his friends who may be interested with the information.  MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY  Ms. Miranda requires her Grade 11 students to prepare PowerPoint Presentation or other presentation tools when doing graded class reporting.  TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL) LITERACY In order to convey his stand on various social issues in- volving his peers, Marla uses her Twitter and Facebook accounts to air her sentiments and opinions.  MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY MEDIA LITERACY INFORMATION LITERACY TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL) LITERACY MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY INFORMATION DISORDERS  INFORMATION DISORDERS MISINFORMATION DISINFORMATION MALINFORMATION CASE ANALYSIS  Jane shares a post on Facebook that claims drinking hot water every morning will kill the coronavirus in your throat. She saw it from a friend's post and thought it could help people, so she shares it with her followers, believing it's useful advice. MISINFORMATION A website publishes a fabricated story claiming that a famous environmentalist was caught in illegal deforestation activities. The story is designed to discredit the environmentalist’s work and sway public opinion against climate change advocacy. The creators of the website know the information is false but use manipulated photos and fake sources to make it look credible. DISINFORMATION  A news website publishes leaked private emails between two politicians. Although the emails are real, the contents are mostly personal conversations unrelated to their official duties. The news outlet publishes them to humiliate one of the politicians because of controversial opinions shared in the emails, hoping to damage their career. MALINFORMATION  John shares a viral tweet about a natural disaster that supposedly happened in a neighboring country. The tweet includes a dramatic video of people fleeing from an earthquake. However, the video is actually from a different disaster several years ago, and John doesn't realize this when he retweets it. MISINFORMATION  A political campaign intentionally spreads false data about voter fraud in an upcoming election. They release fake statistics and create videos showing supposed evidence of fraud, knowing that it’s fabricated. The aim is to undermine trust in the election results and encourage supporters to protest. DISINFORMATION  A journalist publishes a story about a celebrity’s mental health issues based on leaked medical records. While the information is true, the story focuses on embarrassing and private details. The journalist aims to stir controversy and attract attention rather than inform the public on a matter of genuine interest. MALINFORMATION  INFORMATION DISORDERS MISINFORMATION DISINFORMATION MALINFORMATION  TYPES OF MISINFORMATION AND DISINFORMATION  COMMON MIS- AND DISINFORMATION IMPOSTER MANIPULATED CONTENT CONTENT FABRICATED CONTENT  COMMON MIS- AND DISINFORMATION MISLEADING FALSE CONTENT CONNECTION SATIRE AND PARODY CASE ANALYSIS  The Onion, a popular satirical news site, published a humorous article claiming that vaccines made children more intelligent and healthy. While intended as a joke, some readers misinterpreted it as factual and shared it on social media, amplifying anti- vaccine rhetoric. SATIRE AND PARODY  A false news article claimed a candidate won an election through fraud, using fake data, altered images, and nonexistent sources. It spread widely on social media before being debunked. FABRICATED CONTENT  A Twitter account impersonating a verified government health agency spread false information about COVID- 19 treatments, falsely claiming a specific drug was effective. It used the official logo and a similar handle, misleading people into believing the posts were genuine. IMPOSTER CONTENT  A news outlet published an article with the headline, "Immigrants Overrun the City’s Healthcare System." The actual content of the article discussed budget challenges in healthcare, with only a small mention of immigration. However, the headline implied that immigrants were the sole cause of the problem.  FALSE CONNECTION A political candidate shared a statistic that “violent crime has doubled in the past year,” but omitted the context that the statistic represented a small rural town, not the national average. In reality, violent crime rates were stable nationally. MISLEADING CONTENT  During a large protest, an image of a violent altercation between police and protestors went viral. The image, however, was taken several years earlier during a completely different protest in another country. FALSE CONTEXT  COMMON MIS- AND DISINFORMATION IMPOSTER MANIPULATED CONTENT CONTENT FABRICATED CONTENT  COMMON MIS- AND DISINFORMATION MISLEADING FALSE CONTENT CONNECTION SATIRE AND PARODY AS A STUDENT, WHAT IS YOUR ROLE IN THE PROPER DISSEMINATION/ SPREAD OF INFORMATION IN YOUR COMMUNITY?