Media and Information Literacy
Media and Information Literacy
Media and Information Literacy
PEOPLE AS MEDIA
-refers to persons that are involved in the use, analysis, evaluation and
production of media and information.
Opinion Leaders
Citizen Journalism
Social Journalism
Crowdsourcing
PEOPLE IN MEDIA
-media practitioners who provide information coming from their expert knowledge
or first-hand experience of event.
TEXT INFORMATION
-non-fiction writing with the intention of incoming the reader about a specific
topic.
MEDIA TEXT
VISUAL TEXT
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA -are materials, programs and applications and
the like that teachers and students use to formulate new information to aid learning
through the use, analysis, evaluation and production of visual images.
AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
-any materials or sound that are transmitted produced or received through high
fidelity waves that are heard through certain equipment.
10 PRINCIPLES OF LISTENING
1. Stop talking
2. Prepare yourself to listen.
3. Put speaker at case.
4. Remove distraction.
5. Emphasize
6. Be patient.
7. Avoid personal prejudice.
8. Listen to the tone.
9. Listen for ideas not just words.
10. Wait and watch for nonverbal communication.
1. AUDIO CLIPS
2. RECORD
-an audio file that is stored on tape or a click so that it can be heard and listened
to later.
3. EARCON
AUDIO
-sound especially when recorded, transmitted or produced.
AUDIO MATERIAL
1. Radio Broadcast
2. Music
3. Sound Recording
4. Sound Clips or Effects
5. Audio Podcast
1. Tape
2. CD / Compact Disk
3. USB Drive
4. Memory Card
5. Computer Hard Drive
6. Internet / Cloud
CHARACTERISTICS of SOUND
1. VOLUME
- Intensity of a sound
2. TONE
-audible characteristics of a sound.
3. PITCH
PURPOSE of SOUND
A form of media that has the appearance of moving text and graphics on a
display its purpose to communicate information in multiple ways.
FILM
ANIMATION
INTERACTIVE VIDEO
DOCUMENTARY FILM
SHORT FILM
-any motion pictures not long enough in running time to be considered a feature
film.
VIDEO
-is the field conceived with the computers controlled integration of text, graphics,
drawing and moving images.
TEXT
GRAPHICS
AUDIO
-may refer to analog tape cassettes and digital CD as well as to computer in any
number of digital formats.
B. Manipulate of Text
C. Spamdexing
D. Manipulation of E-mail