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
SocialMedia
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