Lesson 1 (Media, Information, And Technology Literacy)

Question 1

Are vehicles that carry messages from one person to another. Use to send/or receive information.

Answer 1

Media

Question 2

It can refer to any facts or details about a subject that depict meanings to a person.

Answer 2

Information

Question 3

The ability to read, analyze, evaluate and produce communication in a variety of media forms, e.g. television, print, radio, computers, etc.

Answer 3

Media Literacy

Question 4

Set of abilities which require individual to recognize when information is needed and to locate, evaluate, and use it effectively.

Answer 4

Information Literacy

Question 5

What is UNESCO?

Answer 5

United Nation Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

Question 6

Ability to use digital technology, communication tools or networks to locate, evaluate, use and create information.

Answer 6

Technology Literacy

Question 7

Shows a linear type of communication process. This means that we follow a straight line of sending a message from one point to another.

Answer 7

Shannon-Weaver’s Model of Communication

Question 8

Not only does it mean being able to utilize various tools for communication. It also involves becoming a responsible user of these technologies.

Answer 8

A Media and Information literate

Question 9

What are the three among the many pitfalls of modern technology?

Answer 9

Over-reliance on technology, misinformation, and privacy concerns.

Question 10

Being able to understand that chats, video conferencing, and other similar platforms should never take the place of personal and quality communication is a must for family members at home. This includes concerns that involve highly sensitive information, or conversations that may become a cause of misunderstanding.

Answer 10

A Technology Literate

Question 11

Being able to determine the validity of an information by checking how reliable their sources are. It includes being able to avoid misinterpretations of your message by the use of proper language, symbolisms, delivery, and channel of communication.

Answer 11

A Media Literate

Question 12

Being able to navigate the World Wide Web free from invasion of personal data stored in online accounts and devices.

Answer 12

A Information and Technology Literate

Question 13

The Information SENDER is you, the one who had an idea to share. From the source, the MESSAGE is relayed as a piece of information. You use the box, the megaphone or microphone-speaker as your channels to spread your message. The CHANNEL is essentially the media that helps you reach your intended audience (RECEIVER). As soon as they receive your information, that’s when the communication process ends.

Answer 13

SMCR (SENDER, MESSAGE, CHANNEL, & RECEIVER)

Question 14

When a media outlet is use to disseminate a piece of information to a large audience.

Answer 14

Mass Media

Question 15

This refers to the person who developed the SMCR model of communication with implied feedback.

Answer 15

David Berlo

Question 16

Why is feedback important?

Answer 16

It is to know if the message was effective.

Question 17

The study of how media messages are crafted, sent and received.

Answer 17

Media literacy

Question 18

Audience members can use this ability to form their own judgments on the media’s content.

Answer 18

Critical Thinking

Question 19

According to a media scholar_______, there are eight fundamental elements of media literacy.

Answer 19

Art Silverblatt

Question 20

It is about understanding how media senders encode the message, release it through their channels, and determining how media audiences (the receivers) decode the message sent. It also instructs us on how we should or could react to such messages in order to receive appropriate feedback.