Text and Information Media and Visual Media

• Text Information and Media

  a factual composition crafted with the intention of educating the reader on a particular subject.
• Text


  is a straightforward and adaptable method for presenting information or communicating ideas, whether they're handwritten, printed, or displayed digitally.
• Information


  is a data that you obtain about someone or something.
• Media


  The tool or medium used to store, deliver, and attain information or data
• All facts are information, but not all information are facts
• Text and Information Media

  • Offer a foundation for enhancing the accuracy and speed of sharing information, ensuring it remains aligned with current trends
  • Important when it comes to data gathering and documenting written literature and more
• Types of Text and Information Media

  • Music
  • Books
  • Social Media
  • Newspaper
  • Broadcasting
• Visual Information Media

  • Visual representations such as abstractions, analogues, rough illustrations, or digital reproductions of objects
  • Used in various fields such as education, advertising, journalism, entertainment, and science to communicate messages and tell stories in a visually compelling manner
• Types of Visual Information Media

  • Charts and Graphs
  • Billboards and Posters
  • Image or Photo
• Text and Information Media


  Focuses on written language, linear flow, requires strong reading skills
• Visual Information Media


  Focuses on images or moving visuals, can be more direct and easy to understand, may require interpretation
• Text and information media and visual information media serve as means of communication and conveying information, but they differ in their formats and methods of presentation
• Similarities between Text and Information Media and Visual Information Media


  • Audience Engagement
  • Informational Value
  • Communication Purpose
  • Content Delivery
  • Influence
  • Accessibility
• Website design refers to the process of creating websites using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
• The internet is the world's largest network that connects computers, devices, and servers around the globe.
• HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, which is used to create the structure and layout of webpages.