LESSON 4

Question 1

Processed data
and/or knowledge derived from
study, experience, instruction,
signals, or symbols

Answer 1

Information

Question 2

sources of information

Answer 2

Primary Source
Secondary Source
Tertiary Source

Question 3

involves information
that collects, organizes, and
summarizes primary and secondary
source materials

Answer 3

Tertiary Source

Question 4

Information
obtained through the analysis,
interpretation, and evaluation of
primary source materials

Answer 4

Secondary Source

Question 5

An original,
uninterpreted, or first-hand material
created by the person (s) involved in
an activity or an event

Answer 5

Primary Source

Question 6

example of primary sources

Answer 6

Artifacts
diaries and autobiographies
letters
manuscripts
music
official and original
documents
e-mails
journals, periodicals, and
conference proceedings
artworks
architecture
patents
audio and video recordings

Question 7

examples of secondary sources

Answer 7

• newspaper articles
• literature reviews
• textbooks
• biographies
• encyclopedia
• dictionary
• guidebooks
• manuals

Question 8

examples of tertiary sources

Answer 8

directories
yearbooks

Question 9

where to find sources of information

Answer 9

Libraries
Indigenous Media
Internet

Question 10

place in which literacy,
musical, artistic or reference
materials (such as books,
manuscripts, recordings or films) are
kept for use but not for sale.

Answer 10

Library/Libraries

Question 11

4 major types of library

Answer 11

Academic Library
Public Library
School Library
Special Library

Question 12

serves a
specialized clientele or focuses
on a particular subject, topic,
industry, or field of study. Unlike
public libraries or academic
libraries, which serve broader
communities or educational
institutions, special libraries are
tailored to the needs of specific
groups or organizations.

Answer 12

Special Library

Question 13

accessible to
the general public and is
typically funded by public
sources such as local
government or municipal taxes.

Answer 13

Public Library

Question 14

affiliated
with an educational institution,
typically a college, university, or
research institution. Its primary
purpose is to support the
teaching, learning, and research needs of the institution’s
students, faculty, and staff.

Answer 14

Academic Library

Question 15

Kinds of Library Services

Answer 15

User Services
Technical Services
Computer Services
Administrative Services

Question 16

linking
people to the info they are
looking for

Answer 16

User Services

Question 17

gathering, cataloging and
preparing library materials

Answer 17

Technical Services

Question 18

maintaining databases,
software programming,
web design, and computer
maintenance in the library

Answer 18

Computer Services

Question 19

managing the library and services,
conveying
contracts, supervising library employees, and preparing
budgets

Answer 19

Administrative Services

Question 20

A form of
media “conceptualized, produced,
and circulated by indigenous
people as vehicles for
communication, specifically for
cultural preservation, cultural and
artistic expression, political self-
determination, and cultural
sovereignty” (Wilson et al., 2015)

Answer 20

Indigenous Media

Question 21

What is Indigenous?

Answer 21

Native
Local
Originating or Produced Naturally
in a Particular Region or Locality

Question 22

Transmission of information
through local channels or forms-it is
a means by which the culture is
preserved, handed down and
adapted.

Answer 22

Indigenous Communication

Question 23

Knowledge that is unique to a
specific culture or society; most
often it is not written down.

Answer 23

Indigenous Knowledge

Question 24

forms of indigenous media

Answer 24

• Folk or Traditional Media
• Gatherings and Social
Organizations
• Direct observation
• Records (Written, Carved, Oral)
• Oral Instruction

Question 25

THINGS TO CONSIDER IN
EVALUATING INFORMATION
FOUND IN INTERNET

Answer 25

Reliability
Accuracy
Value
Authority of the source
Timeliness

Question 26

is said to be reliable
if it can be verified and
evaluated, others refer to the
trustworthiness of the source in
evaluating the reliability of the
information.

Answer 26

Reliability

Question 27

reliability, accuracy,
and value of information may
vary based on the time it was
produced or acquired. It may
become irrelevant and
inaccurate with the passing of
time.

Answer 27

Timeliness

Question 28

Who
authored or published the
information? Is the source
credible?

Answer 28

Authority of the source

Question 29

refers to the
closeness of the report to the
actual data. Measurement of
accuracy varies, depending on
the type of information being
evaluated. Forecasts-similar to
the actual data.

Answer 29

Accuracy