Media Information Sources Flashcards
1
Q
This is where we keep reference materials
A
Library
2
Q
What are the 4 Types of Library
A
- Academic
- School
- Public
- Special
3
Q
it is used commonly by college/university students
A
Academic
4
Q
Intended for elementary (journals) & high school students (books)
A
School
5
Q
Can be access by anyone
A
Public
6
Q
- few people can access
- exclusive members only
- hospitals
A
Special
7
Q
- way of communicating with other people in the same group (communication, knowledge, people)
- means of communicating & sharing knowledge (ex: social gatherings)
A
Indigenous Media
8
Q
belongs to a distinct group of people with distinct culture & beliefs
A
Indigenous people
9
Q
exclusive with these indigenous people (rituals, oral tradition that are exclusive to them to preserve their culture)
A
Indigenous knowledge
10
Q
Misinformation means?
A
unintentionally spreading the misleading news
11
Q
Disinformation means?
A
intentionally spreading faking news in order to influence the public
12
Q
What are the 3 Types of Media Information Sources?
A
- Library
- Indigenous Media
- Internet
13
Q
What are the 5 Ways to Evaluate an Information?
A P A C V
A
- Authorship
- Publishing Details (the trusted organization)
- Accuracy & Verifiability - check for sources
- Currency & Timeliness - should be current and timely (relevant)
- Value - it improves/enhances the decision making of an individual
