MIL Flashcards

1
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transfer of information

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Communication

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2
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  • various means and methods of sending or receiving information or data
  • verbal or non-verbal
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Communication Media

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3
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describes the capacity to read and write associated with the knowledge to determine, comprehend, explain, generate, communicate, and calculate using printed materials

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Literacy

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4
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a tool or platform used to convey information or means of communication

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Media

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5
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the knowledge acquired from someone or something

A

Information

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6
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the equipment or method that is useful to people’s daily activities

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Technology

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7
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characterized by an individual’s ability to understand the functions of media and determine the relevant use and
worth of media platforms

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Media Literacy

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8
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the ability to transmit communication or acquiring data or facts that relate to the use of media information

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Information Literacy

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9
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the ability to transmit communication or acquiring data or facts that relate to the use of media information

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Technology Literacy

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10
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the necessary skills that let a person interact using different kinds of media and access information around the globe

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Media and
Information Literacy

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11
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  • use reliable internet sources in acquiring information as well as in researches
  • proper use of different media platforms for information dissemination and for social awareness and advocacy purposes
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Responsible use of Media and info

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12
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what are the risk

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  • risk of invasion of privacy
  • risk of false info
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13
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Tips for responsible use of media

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Ensure personal information safety
Get permission
Think before you click
Keep your password safe
Spread positivity

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14
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also known as Stone Age and the Metal Age.

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prehistoric age

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15
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material use in Pre-historic Age

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-Clay tablets in Mesopotamia (2400 BC),
-Printing press using wood blocks (220 AD), originated in china,

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16
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can be carving or
engravings in rocks or caves

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Petroglyphs

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17
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refer to sketches or
paintings that usually depict nature,
early people’s way of life.

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Pictographs

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18
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music that is usually played
for children.

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a cradle song

19
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(Dance Offering)

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Cañao

20
Q
  • began in the 18th century in Great Britain when
    the country made drastic reforms to improve
    their economy.
  • Technology shifted from using hand tools to
    operating power-driven machines. Most people
    associated factories and machines to industries.
A

industrial age

21
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used to send the famous message “ What Hath God Wroght”
over the prototype telegraph line between Baltimore and
Washington D.C. in 1844.

A

telegraph

22
Q

used for writing
characters was also invented around 1800.

A

mechanical typewriter

23
Q

German craftsman and inventor
who originated a method of
printing from movable type, where
metals or allows were used instead
of woodblocks.

A

Johannes Gutenberg

24
Q

was the earliest major book printed using mass-
produced movable metal type in Europe.

A

Gutenberg bible

25
Q

-refers to an object that has electronic
components, such as sensors, microchips, which
functions once it is connected to an electronic
outlet.
-they thrived in the manufacturing
industries, the only different because of the
equipment used.

A

Electronic Age

26
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was introduced by
Texas instruments (TI) had perfected production
to the point that transistors became cheap
enough for use in consumer items.

A

Transistor Radio

27
Q

began its
popularity in the 1940s. It was
a novel item that everyone
wanted to have. It opened
the doors for a variety of
new experiences for all
Americans.

A

The television

28
Q

-characterized by the shift from traditional
industry that the Industrial Revolution brought
through industrialization, to an economy based on
information computerization.
-The internet paved the way advanced the used of
microelectronics with the invention of personal
computers, devices wearable technology.

A

Information (Digital) Age

29
Q

-attempts to answer the question, “Who
says what to whom, through what
medium, and with what effect?”
-one-way transmission of information

A

HAROLD LASSWELL

30
Q

the difference of the models comes from
the incorporation of the “noise. ” Noise
refers to anything that may interfere –
stop or alter – the message being carried.

A

SHANNON AND WEAVER’S

31
Q

shifting the focus to the context, environment,
and other factors surrounding the participants
involved in the communication process.

A

DAVID BERLO’S SMCR

32
Q

is a form of
communication between two different
people who may or may not have a direct
relationship with each other but are
mutually and actively part of the
communication process.
planned or unplanned

A

INTRAPERRSSONAL

33
Q

It is a type of communication between
three or more people interacting to
achieve a specific objective or certain
goal. This form of communication
happens often during team-based tasks
mostly done in school works or
organizational endeavors.

A

GROUP

34
Q

-This is a sender-focused form of
communication in which one person is
typically responsible for conveying
information to an audience.

-the most formal, intentional, and goal-
oriented type.

A

PUBLIC COMMUNICATION

35
Q

Public communication becomes mass
communication when it is transmitted to
many people through print or electronic
media.

A

MASS

36
Q

-also known as the “press”
-refers to materials that are written and
are physically distributed.

A

Print Media

37
Q

main sources of the broadcast are
television and radio.

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Broadcast Media (Broadcasting)

38
Q

one of the oldest platforms of media
and people went to the theaters to
watch it but know people can watch
movies at home via safelight and cable
in HD resolution.

A

Movies (Film/Cinema

39
Q

faster and more capable in comparison
to any other source of media.

A

Internet/ New Media

40
Q

It is only grown in youth with high
dimensions and more graphics. Games are
the form of electronic media devices.

A

Video Games

41
Q

-happens when different (two or more) media sources join together
-allows media texts to be produced and distributed on multiple media
devices.

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Media Convergence

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