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  • 3 Types of Literacy
    • Media Literacy
    • Information Literacy
    • Technology Literacy
  • Media Literacy
    Reading, analyzing, evaluating, and producing communication in different media forms
  • Information Literacy
    Ability to recognize when information is needed, and to locate, evaluate, and effectively communicate information in its various formats
  • Technology Literacy
    Ability to know how to use technology, its tools or networks to find, create, evaluate, or use information
  • Communication
    Method wherein language, symbols, or manners are used to share information or to state opinions or thoughts
  • Importance of Communication and Media
    • Inform
    • Educate
    • Create and facilitate
    • Provide exposure
    • Serve as a medium
  • Models of Communication
    • Linear Model- one direction
    • Interactive Communication Model- two-way communication with feedback
    • Transactional Communication Model- continuous exchange of information
  • The Evolution of Traditional to New Media
    • Prehistoric Technology
    • Paleolithic
    • Mesolithic
    • Neolithic
    • Industrial Age
    • Electronic Age
    • New Age
    • Social Media
  • Social Media
  • Information
    Knowledge or processed data gathered through experiences or research
  • Information Literacy

    Ability to know when information is required
  • Components of Information Literacy
    • Identify
    • Find
    • Evaluate
    • Apply
    • Acknowledge
  • Media
    Considered as a source of reliable information
  • Contents of media are provided by a credible organization or went through an editorial process
  • Skills
    • Citing an information source and bibliography
    • Understanding the constitutes of plagiarism
    • Fair use
  • Types of Media
    • Print Media
    • Broadcast Media
    • Digital/New Media
    • Social Media
  • Media
    • Considered as a source of reliable information
    • Contents are provided by a credible organization or went through editorial process
  • Print Media
    • Newspaper
    • Magazine
    • Books
    • Brochures
    • Posters
    • Direct Mail
    • Yellow Pages
    • Maps
  • Types of Broadcast Media
    • Telephone
    • Radio
    • Television
    • Satellite
  • Digital/New Media
    • Social Media
    • Video Streaming
    • Blog
  • Indigenous
    Native; local; originating or produced naturally in a particular region/locality
  • Indigenous Media
    • Also known as community media
    • Unusual source of information that is delivered through people media
  • Indigenous Media Examples
    • NORDIS
    • ZIGZAG WEEKLY
    • NORTHERN PHILIPPINE TIMES
  • Media and Information Sources
    • Library
    • The Library of Congress
    • Encyclopedia
    • General Encyclopedia
    • Mass Media
  • Other Terms
    • Card Catalog
    • Newspaper
    • Book
    • Database
  • Ethics
    Moral philosophy, refers to the morals connecting to human behavior, whether certain actions are morally accepted or not
  • Areas of Ethical Concerns in Digital Media
    • Social Networking
    • Blogging
    • Gaming
    • Instant Messaging
    • Downloading
    • Uploading
  • Intellectual Property
    Creations of the mind
  • Types of activities
    • Gaming
    • Instant Messaging
    • Downloading
    • Uploading
    • Intellectual Property
    • Copyright
    • Copyright Infringement
    • Plagiarism
    • Fair Use
    • Netiquette
  • Instant Messaging
    Refers to the act of exchanging messages through a software application in real time
  • Intellectual Property
    Creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce
  • Copyright
    Form of protection provided to authors for their original work
  • Copyright Infringement
    Using or reproducing someone else’s work without permission
  • Plagiarism
    Claiming a work or an intellectual property as your own
  • Fair Use
    Author’s sole right and the author’s limitation
  • Netiquette
    Ethical guidelines in communication or using the Internet
  • Issues related to using media & information devices
    • Gap between users in access to information and communication technology
    • Addiction
    • Cyberbullying or Cyber-Harassment
    • Illegal Content
    • Virtual Self
  • Opportunities, Challenges, and Power of Media and Information
    • Opportunity
    • Economy
    • Education
    • Social Media
    • Political
  • Opportunity
    A time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something
  • Economy
    The rise of digital media and the internet has fundamentally transformed the way people consume and share information, creating new economic opportunities