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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Lesson 1:Introduction to Media and
Information Literacy In this lesson, I learned the importance of understanding the different types of literacy to media and information. Highlights the value of knowing media literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy. Media Literacy- form your own opinion without relying only on what social media portrays. Information Literacy- ability to find information and use it effectively. Technology Literacy- A person’s ability to effectively use technology tools.
Lesson 2: The Evolution of
Traditional to New Media How humanity has transitioned from carving stones to the development of electronics. Learning the progress of media, a time where our only source of information was from newspapers, then moved forward to the inventions of electronics, and now to the digital age where humans relied on the internet and computers. Distinguishing the difference between traditional media and new media. We can say that traditional media is when we transmit information without the internet or any digital platforms. New media is when information is transmitted digitally.
Lesson 3:Types of
Media
Knowing the types of media, the print media, broadcast
media, and new media. The three help us gain or share
information but in a different way. Print media is written and
physically distributed. Broadcast media consist of programs like
radio and television by networks or stations. New media is
delivered through the use of digital platforms.
Lesson 4: Media and
Information Sources
Since information can come from everywhere, it’s important to
know if it’s reliable or not, and in this lesson, I learned where we can
find information. Indigenous Knowledge and Indigenous Media,
information relayed formally and informally among kin groups and
communities. Library, from reading books or references but it’s not
limited to traditional books. The Internet is one click away from
information. There are also other sources that can also be found
from the primary source, secondary source, and tertiary source.
Lesson 5:Media and
Information Language
Connecting from our previous lesson about media and
information literacy. This means the ability to interpret
what is being portrayed and its symbolism. How a certain
angle can help us understand the situation more, how
music can interpret the emotions of the characters, and
etc. In conclusion, this lesson is about conveying
subliminal messages.
Lesson 6: Legal, Ethical,
and Societal Issues in Media and Information This lesson shows how to protect a creator's inventions, design, brand name, or literary and artistic work. The things mentioned are called intellectual property and have classification forms: copyright, patent, trademark, industrial design, and geographical indications. That’s why it’s important to cite your sources or paraphrase to avoid plagiarism. Although the internet has helped us in many ways it also caused harm to society. Classism has always been a problem and with the advancement of the internet, a lot of poor countries or communities are not given the same resources as those who are in the higher hierarchy. Accessibility is the reason why the internet is so great but with people not knowing their limits on sharing their opinions, it can cause harm for someone. Also, people being dependable on their devices is a problem.
Lesson 7:Opportunities,
Challenges, and power of Media & Information In the digital age, media has influenced the economy, education, society, and politics, with it being accessible for almost everyone, it helped people for more job opportunities and fuelled the global economy. Technology comes in handy for teachers and students especially, during the pandemic, to continue our education. As a society, the media has given us the platform to voice out our opinions for politics, practicing democracy digitally. Although the media provided opportunities, it can’t be denied the threats and risks of the media. As mentioned about accessibility, people can ruin someone’s reputation, express hatred, and even invade people’s privacy.
Lesson 8: Current and
Future Trends of Media and Information
Technology and media also go to trends to market
their product and provide more ways to share
information. Wearable technology has become a trend
like smartwatches and many more. Online courses
have recently caused a stir for students as this is far
from what traditional education is. Giving more
opportunities for people to learn at their own pace.
Lesson 9: Media and
Information Literate Individual
Being on the internet can test how you handle
information. This lesson highlights the influence of the
media in sharing information and interpreting
informations.
The media can be a great tool to exercise your creative
skill, critical analysis skills, and security skills, as it gives
us the power to share our talents, opinion, and
challenges us how we interpret.
The media is also a great easy way to connect with
people with the same interest.
Information comes in different forms and
sources. Some use words or text to present their
information. Creativity can be a tool to convey your
message that can be expressed through art, films,
music, and many more. Digital platforms such as
Twitter and Reddit can be used to share or learn
information in a much more diverse community.
Lesson 10: Types of
Information in Different Media Presentations
END OF PRESENTATION! By: Ellen Shayne P. Florida HUMMS A