MIL

• What is the primary role of media in society according to Functionalist Theory?

  To provide news and updates, context, cultural values, and entertainment.
• How does media contribute to socialization?

  By transmitting cultural values and supporting education.
• In what way does media mobilize public action?

  By encouraging public action on social issues.
• What are the opportunities provided by new media and ICT advances?

  • Interactivity
  • Speed
  • Cost-efficiency
  • Integration
  • Access to relevant knowledge
  • Empowerment for marginalized groups
  • Enhanced community networking
• What is a Community Multimedia Center (CMC)?

  A center that combines radio and internet to offer locally relevant content.
• How do Community eCenters (CeCs) help bridge the digital divide?

  By providing internet access in remote areas.
• What sector has become a major economic contributor, outpacing OFW remittances?


  The BPO sector.
• How do e-government services improve efficiency?

  By fostering transparency and public participation.
• How do new media tools assist Filipino migrant workers?

  They help them stay connected with their families.
• What are pay-per-call schemes?


  They charge unexpected fees for calls.
• What type of scams mislead users into financial loss?

  Email scams, such as lottery winnings and fake inheritances.
• What are the potential dangers of unwanted and harmful content online?

  They can include spam emails, online predators, and exploitation.
• What is ransomware?

  Malware that locks or encrypts digital files and demands payment.
• How is hacking defined in the context of cybercrimes?

  Unauthorized access to systems or data to steal or damage information.
• What is cyberbullying?

  Harassment or bullying conducted through digital platforms.
• What is phishing?

  A method to deceive individuals into revealing sensitive information.
• What are MOOCs?

  Massive Open Online Courses that offer online learning to large numbers of students.
• What was the first MOOC and who created it?

  Connectivism and Connective Knowledge by Stephen Downes and George Siemens.
• How did MOOCs grow rapidly after their inception?

  Stanford's AI course in 2011 enrolled 160,000 students.
• What are the key features of MOOCs?

  • Accessibility
  • Scale
  • Course Structure
  • Learning Steps (Orient, Declare, Network, Cluster, Focus)
• What is Web 2.0 also known as?

  The Participatory Web or Read-Write Web.
• How does Web 2.0 differ from Web 1.0?

  Web 2.0 allows user participation and content creation, while Web 1.0 was read-only.
• What are the key features of Web 2.0?

  Network effects, platform simplicity, toolbox concept, and user-generated content.
• What are the barriers to learning with Web 2.0?

  • Reluctance to participate
  • Technical problems and glitches
  • Time to learn new media and platforms
• What is the definition of digital media?

  Media that is published online and allows users to easily share content.
• How do photos and videos enhance online learning?

  By visually conveying information and engaging students with multimedia.
• What is the purpose of podcasts?

  To provide audio programs available digitally, including lectures and discussions.
• What are the educational uses of graphic design?

  To help students understand and present information visually.
• What is the definition of data visualization?

  Converting data into visual formats to make information accessible.
• What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?

  A network that connects everyday objects for data collection and communication.
• What is the definition of Virtual Reality (VR)?

  Immersive experiences in simulated, computer-generated environments.
• What are the popular programming languages for app development?

  HTML5, Java, and Swift.
• What are the three essential literacies integrated into Media and Information Literacy (MIL)?

  • Media Literacy
  • Information Literacy
  • Technology Literacy
• How does Media and Information Literacy (MIL) benefit individuals?

  It enhances personal, professional, and civic engagement.
• What does the Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) aim to improve?

  Public service delivery and reduce inefficiencies.
• What is included in a Citizen's Charter?

  Agency's mandate, service steps, fees, processing times, and feedback options.
• How does Bantay.ph support the goals of ARTA?

  By empowering citizens to advocate for good governance.