LESSON 1 MIL Flashcards

1
Q

ELEMENTS OF MEDIA AND
INFORMATION

A

Information
media
communication

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2
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It is the knowledge or
facts learned about a
certain subject,
situation, or event.

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Information

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3
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They are communication
outlets or tools that are
used to store and deliver
information.

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media

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4
Q

They are also the
methods or tools in which
information can be
exchanged and
communication can be
facilitated

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media

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5
Q

It is a process by which
information is exchanged
from sender to receiver
through a common system
of symbols, signs, or
behavior resulting in
interpretation of meaning
on both ends.

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communication

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6
Q

It also pertains to a
purposeful exchange of
information and messages
between people or groups
of people by speaking,
writing, gestures, and signs.

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communication

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7
Q

TYPES OF
COMMUNICATION

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INTERPERSONAL
MASS

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8
Q

communication between persons,
whether they are verbal or nonverbal

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INTERPERSONAL

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9
Q

Commonly used to refer to
communication systems that are
configured to create, produce, and
disseminate media texts to mass
audiences.

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MASS
COMMUNICATION

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10
Q

WHY THERE IS A NEED FOR
MASS COMMUNICATION?

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  • IT BUILDS RELATIONSHIPS
  • TEACHES/ FOR LEARNING
  • FOR ENTERTAINMENT
  • FOR INFORMATION/ UPDATE
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11
Q

The ability to identify,
understand, interpret, create,
communicate and compute,
using printed and written
materials associated with
vaing contexts.

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Literacy

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12
Q

The physical objects used
to communicate with or
the mass communication
through physical objects
such as radio, television,
computers, lm, etc

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Media

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13
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The ability to read, analyze,
evaluate and produce
communication in a variety
of media forms

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Media Literacy

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14
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A broad term that covers
processed data, knowledge
derived from the study,
experience, instruction,
signals or symbols.

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Information

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15
Q

The ability to recognize
when information is
needed and to locate,
evaluate, effectively use
and communicate
information in its various
formats.

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Information Literacy

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16
Q

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

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Technology Literacy

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17
Q

COMMUNICATION PROCESS

A

Sender
encoding
message
transmission
Noise interference
channel
receiver
decoding
feedback

18
Q

The communicator/source
of information/message

A

Sender

19
Q

This is how you compose
your sentences as you
communicate

A

encoding

20
Q

content that the
sender wants to
communicate to the
receiver

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message

21
Q

The actual act of sending the
message

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transmission

22
Q

the medium or tool used to
transmit the message from source
to interpreter.

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channel

23
Q

The one who the
sender intended
to get the
message. Or the
one who gets the
message.

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Receiver

24
Q

The process of the
receiver translates the
sender’s thoughts and
ideas so they can
have meaning

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Decoding

25
Q

The response generated by
the message sent to the
receiver

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Feedback

26
Q

Something that interferes
in the transmittal process.

A

Noise interference

27
Q

DIFFERENT MODELS OF
COMMUNICATION

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Linear
Transactional
Interactional

28
Q

-One-way communication
-Used for mass communication
-Senders send messages and the receiver only receives
-No Feedback
-Concept of noise

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Linear

29
Q

PROS/ADVANTAGES OF LINEAR

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-Good at audience persuasion and propaganda settings
-Intentional results

30
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CONS/DISADVANTAGES OF LINEAR

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-Communication is not continuous as no concept of feedback
-No way to know if communication is effective.

31
Q

-Use for interpersonal communication
-Sender and receivers interchange roles
-Simultaneous feedback
-Context of environment and noise
-Feedback is taken as a new message

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Transactional

32
Q

PROS/ADVANTAGES OF TRANSACTIONAL

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  • Simultaneous and instant feedback
  • No discrimination between the sender and
    receiver
33
Q

CONS/DISADVANTAGES OF TRANSACTIONAL

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-Encourage non-verbal communication
-More noise due to communicators
talking at the same time.

34
Q

-Used for new communications like internet
-Slower feedback in turns of field experience
-Known as the convergence model
-Communication becomes linear if receiver does not respond

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Interactional

35
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PROS/ADVANTAGES OF INTERACTIONAL

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-Feedback even in mass communication
-New communication channels

36
Q

CONS/DISADVANTAGES OF INTERACTIONAL

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-Feedback can take a very long time
-Sender and receiver might not know who the other person is

37
Q

1041-1447

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Pre-Industrial

38
Q

1774-1894

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Industrial

39
Q

1918-1927

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EARLY 90s: Golden Age of TV, Radio, & Cinema

40
Q

1940-1986

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Electronic Age

41
Q

1991-2010

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New media