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Media and Information Literacy Flashcards

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Aimed to provide learners with content and interaction anytime and anywhere

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Ubiquitous Learning

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What is the meaning of MOOC?

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Massive Open Online Course

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Attendance is not a determining factor

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Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)

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Where family, friends, relatives are communicating

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Personal

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Business, profit, wage, job, work, poverty, wealth

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Economic

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School, learning, e-learning

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Educational

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Citizen journalism + professional journalism. Journalists are using media to make their content available to more people

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Social Journalism

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Not a trained journalist but can be the primary source

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Citizen Journalism

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Photographs, images

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Photo Journalism

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Asking citizens, asking people in the society to gain information

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Crowdsourcing

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Famous, well-known, or influential opinion giver

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Opinion Leader

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Learning, discussing, and sharing ideas with co-learners

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Peer-to-peer Learning

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Online + f2f, home and in classroom

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Blended Learning

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Physical Environment type of learning

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Face to Face Learning

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Town criers

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Pre-Spanish Era

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Martial Law Era

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Ferdinand Marcos

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Technologies

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Modern Era

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Independent / use media effectively

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People as Media

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Professional, experts in relaying and disseminating news

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People in Media

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Use, analysis, evaluation, production of information

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People Media

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Accessing, evaluating, producing

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Multimedia Journalism

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Importance or Value

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Emphasis

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Suitable

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Appropriateness

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Distance. How near or how far the text

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Proximity

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Position. How the text is positioned

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Alignment

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Separate or Connect. Conscious effort to organize

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Organization

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Consistent. Consistency of elements and unity of the entire design

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Repitition

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Different elements

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Contrast

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Responsible for translating text to softcopy

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Data Encoder

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Alphabet, number, and symbols

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Typeface

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Classic, formal, readable

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Serif Typeface

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Header, clean and minimalist

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Sans Serif

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It is commonly used designing a body text of a long research (easy to read and professional).

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Serif

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Eye-catchy, circus font

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Decorative

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Wedding invitation, elegant, handwritten

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Script

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Technology that uses the sense of touch

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Haptics Technology

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A new trend in wherein people are given the convenience of literally wearing their
gadgets for multiple purposes

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Wearable Technology

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Eye tracking position or movements

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Eye tracking Technology

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A person is able to use DIFFERENT MEDIA PLATFORMS

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Media and Information Literate

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What are the 5 advantages of a Media and Information Literate Individual

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  1. Improved quality of Life
  2. Greater Political Participation
  3. Better Economic Opportunities
  4. Improved Learning Environment
  5. More Cohesive Social Units
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Characteristics of an Ubiquitous Learning

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I mmediacy
S ituated Instructional Activities
I nteractivity
P ermanency
A ccessibility
A daptability

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Often referred to as virtual reality or interactive3D
and have a figurative appearance.
Much like our own world, this type
of world allows interaction with
other (networked) beings as well
as manipulation of objects

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3d Environment

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Sense and react based on their environment

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Contextual Awareness

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To confirm a person’s identity but
tone recognition can be used to
detect a person’s health
or emotional state.

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Voice and Tone Recognition

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It provide the precise description and location of a street based issue using smartphones and mobile devices that can take photos and have GPS
( Global positioning system).

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Intelligent routing to devices

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It measures eye positions and movements which are analyzed through computer applications

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Eye Tracking Technology

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Technology that can display images directly onto our retinas

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Internet Glasses

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Simple and flexible format of presenting information

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Text

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Classification of a text

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  1. Plain/unformatted text
  2. Formatted text
  3. Hypertext
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Fixed

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Plain/Unformatted Text

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Changeable appearance

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Formatted Text

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Link different electronic

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Hypertext

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