Basic Components of Media & Information Technology Flashcards
(108 cards)
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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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Ability to recognize when the information is needed and to locate, and evaluate efficiency
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Information Literacy
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Use technology, communication tools or networks to locate, evaluate, and create useful information.
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Digital Literacy
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The essential competencies (knowledge, skills, and attitude) that allow people to engage with media and other information providers
Includes information and communication literacy, and digital literacy
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Media and Information Literacy
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Type of communication between 2 people
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Interpersonal
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Cannot talk face-to-face so communication is mediated through the use of other devices
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Mediated Interpersonal Communication
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When people communicate differently in a working environment
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Organizational Communication
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Came from the latin word “communicare” meaning “to share”
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Communication
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What does the latin word “communicare” mean?
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To share
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What methods began the history of communication?
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Drawing on walls of caves, carving on trees, and then later on to papyrus and paper. Then they spoke to one another, used song, dance, and prayer.
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Contains illustrations of Filipinos during their initial encounter with the Spaniards. This was presumably written in 1594.
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Boxer Codex (Manuscript)
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Who wrote the Doctrina Cristiana?
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Fray Juan Plascencia, an Augustinian Priest
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What is the first book printed in the Philippines about a treatise on the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Doctrina Cristiana
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What made it possible for newspapers to be produced?
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Gutenberg Printing Press
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Who made the Gutenberg Printing Press?
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Johann Gutenberg
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Who patronized the first newspaper?
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Merchants
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What did the first newspaper contain?
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Advertisements, updates
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“The newspaper is a more significant innovation than the book.”
This is a quote by who?
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McQuail
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Independent from the control of the government
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Free press
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Has an ability to conduct dialog and even argue with the government
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Adversarial Press
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What is the first daily newspaper in the Philippines called?
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La Esperanza
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When was La Esperanza published?
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December 1, 1846
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Newspaper that was published in 1848
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Diario de Manila
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Newspaper that was published in 1852
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Boletin Oficial de Filipinas
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What newspaper was published in Spain (1889), and was actively used to campaign for reforms in the Philippines?
La Solidaridad
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Newspaper mediums (Enumeration)
E-magazine
E-books
Mangazines
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Invented the film and built a company that would be known as "Kodak"
George Eastman
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Who tuned the use of photographic film to a strip with his assistant?
Thomas Edison and his assistant, William Dickinson
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Further developed the technology of film projectors
Louis and Augusto Lumiere
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What has seven most common forms of media?
Traditional media
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What are the forms of traditional media? (enumeration)
1. Books
2. Newspaper
3. Magazine
4. Sound recording
5. Radio
6. Television
7. Film
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What was originally created for Advance Defense, is a large area-wide network created by the US military, to link the military to federal agencies and even universities? This was also considered as the predecessor of the Internet.
Arpanet (1969)
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Who created the Arpanet?
US research projects Agency (ARPA)
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A computer system running a software that allows users to connect and exchange messages and information using a terminal program.
Bulletin board System (BBS)
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The collective communication outlet or tools used to store and deliver information or data. Is also the main means of mass communication.
Media
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The group of people living together in a more or less ordered community.
Society
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Are usually thought of as sources of news and entertainment. Carries messages of persuasion.
Mass Media
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Binds people into communities even into nation.
Mass Messages
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Negative influences of Media on Today's Youth (Enumeration)
1. Making Violence
2. Risky Sexual Behavior
3. Obesity
4. Low scores in School
5. Unhealthy lifestyle
6. Disinformation
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Positive influences of media through society (enumeration)
1. Helps develop awareness
2.Helps develop social skills
3. Inspires them
4. Help fine tune motor skills
5. Help develop reading and Writing skills
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Large scale communication
Mass communication
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Between two people
Interpersonal
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Between two people through the use of devices
Mediated interpersonal
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Working environment
Organizational communication
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The act of transferring information from one place to another communication
Communication
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An exchange of ideas where both participants are active and can affect each other.
A dynamic, two-way flow of communication
Interaction
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The imparting or exchanging of information on a large scale to a wide range of people
Mass communication
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Receivers absorb the message and respond to them. Feedback communication
Direct Feedback
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Both bring messages to a large and widely dispersed audiences but have different steps or processes.
Mediated interpersonal communication & Mass communication
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Examples of mediated interpersonal communication (enumeration)
- e-mail
- smartphones
- management tools
- video conferencing
- social networking
- website blog
- messenger apps
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Examples of mass communication (enumeration)
1. television
2. radio
3. world wide web
4. mail outs
5. Print publications
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The ability to read and write
Literacy
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Ability to access, analyze, and respond to a range of media
Media literacy
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Denotes the knowledge on where to find these forms of media
Access
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The assessment of the reliability of the material and its sources
Analysis
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Ability to explore the pleasures of the media tect
Response
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The idea of power
The idea that power can change
Power can expand and diminish
Empowerment
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Related to our ability to make others do what we want / to influence others
Power
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Serves to both entertain and inform the school. Most of what rules in the print and non-print media.
Popular publications
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For academics
Scholarly publication
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Highly specialized materials for specialists of specific industries
Trade publication
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what kind of format of information are books, newspapers?
Print
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Stored in electronic format on a hard drive (CD rom, remote, server, the cloud)
Digital formats
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Uses analog technology in video, audio
Audio and video
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Materials that have been photographed an their images developed in reduce sized film strips which are viewed using machines with magnifying lenses
Microform
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.edu
educational institution
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.com
profit-oriented, commercial entitites
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.org
non-profit organizations
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.gov
government organizations
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.net
microsoft
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Supports development of media and information literacy for all to enable people to think critically and wisely before clicking
UNESCO
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The rise of multimedia, social media etc.
Paradigm shift in media education
The internet
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full electronic participation in society, educational for every student via technology, all citizens should have access to information technologies
Digital access
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Electronic exchange of information through various platforms and channels
Digital communication
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Sales and purchase of goods using digital platforms
Digital commerce
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Appropriate and respectful behavior when using information technologies
Digital etiquette "Netiquette"
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Informs and guides the users with ethical and productive use of technology
Digital law
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Pursuit of intentional and healthy relationship with technology both in the workplace and personal life
Digital wellness
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Resources employed to protect your online identity, data, and other assets
Digital security
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Libel is defined under this code as writings or any similar means (writing, printing, lithography, engraving, radio, etc)
1930 Art. 355 Libel (Revised Penal code section 355)
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A law that empowered all existing laws to recognize electronic documents as evidence
2000 e-commerce law (Republic act 8792)
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The unlawful or prohibited acts of libel as defined in article 355 of the revised penal code as amended committed through a computer system or any other means
2012 libel
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Aims to address legal issues concerning online interactions in the internet in the Philippines
The Cybercrime Prevention act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10175)
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Includes intentionally consistent definitions for certain cybercrimes nuanced liability for perpretators of crimes
The salient features of republic act 10175
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The practice of registering names, especially well-known company or brand names as internet domains in the hope of reselling them at a profit
Cyber squatting
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sexual arousal using computer technology
Cybersex
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Pornography related to children
Child pornography
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Unauthorized us of system accounts without the owner's permission to commit fraud or other crimes
Identity theft
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The use, production, sale, procurement, importation, distribution, or otherwise making available without right
Misuse of devices
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Intentional disruption of a certain system without authority by suppressing computer data or programs and transmission of virus
System interference
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An intentional or reckless alteration, damaging, deletion, or deterioration of computer data without right, including the introduction or transmission of viruses.
Data inference
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Legal advice that gives the creator the sole right to publish and sell that works
Copyright
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Excessive use of computers / form of behavioral addiction
Computer addiction
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Economic inequality between groups in forms of access to use of knowledge of ICT
Digital divide
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Sources should be...
reliable, accurate, valuable, authorized, timely
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Aids the user in making decisions
Value of information
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Closeness of the report to the actual data
Accuracy of information
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Accurate if the report is similar to the actual dta
Forecast
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Accurate if the values are correct, properly classified and presented
Financial information
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Is the knowledge about a particular subject, issue, event or process. It is also a broad term that covers processed data, knowledge derived from study, experience, instruction, signals or symbols.
Information
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Are written for the general public by professional writers and journalists. Most of what rules in the print and non-print media are popular publications with the general public as its target audience.
Popular Publication
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Are written for researchers, academics and professionals by scholars and experts. Professors favor the use of scholarly publications, found in academic journals or books, because they are a highly credible source of information to cite. These publications typically consist of original research and studies. These are well-researched articles found mostly in academic journals and published for the specialists of a specific field.
Scholarly Publication
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Materials produced and collected from print resources (books, newspapers and other periodicals, manuscripts, correspondence, memoranda, loose leaf materials, notes, brochures, etc.)
Print
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Materials collected using analog technology in video (television, video recordings), audiocassettes, reel to reel tapes, record albums, etc
Audio and Video Format
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This includes materials that have been photographed and their images developed in reduced-size film strips and which are viewed using machines with magnifying glasses
Microform
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If a book, song, movie, or artwork is in the public domain, then it is not protected by intellectual property laws (copyright, trademark, or patent laws)—which means it's free for you to use without permission.
Utilizing Public Domain
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What does MCPIF stand for?
Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom
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Nagbibigay ng proteksyon sa karapatan at kalayaan ng mga Pinoy sa paggamit ng 'cyberspace'
Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom (MCPIF)
