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    Indigenous sources are media created and controlled within a specific community, containing information unique to their heritage and experiences, often preserved through oral tradition, art, and language. Libraries are traditional sources of validated information and come in academic, public, school, and special types to serve various groups. While the internet provides easy access to information, reliability depends on authorship, type of website, and risk of plagiarism without citing sources.

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    MEDIA AND

    INFORMATION
    RESOURCES
    INDIGENOUS SOURCES

     The media source which is created and


    controlled by a community is called an
    indigenous source. Any kind of community
    that holds and distributes information
    within itself, whether geographic, interest
    or community of identity, can be considered
    as indigenous source
    It is safe to assume that this media source
    is native, local or originally produced in a
    specific locale or region.
     Theinformation held by the indigenous
    sources are unique and is culmination of
    the heritage and experiences of the
    specific community.
     Sinceindigenous sources are mostly oral,
    they are commonly in the native tongue
    and are recorded in different mediums
    such as the traditional handwriting,
    paintings or through songs, and folk arts.
    They also means in which culture is
    preserved, adapted, and handed down.
    LIBRARY SOURCES

    A library is a place or area where personal


    collection or the collection of an institution
    of books and other printed and electronic
    resources can be found.
     Itis the traditional source of validated
    information all over the world.
    FOUR TYPES OF
    LIBRARIES
    1. ACADEMIC LIBRARY

     Ithas a vast collection of academic and


    research resources because it caters to
    student researchers in colleges and
    universities. This type of library is mostly
    uses as source of information for
    researches and other academic papers.
    2. PUBLIC LIBRARY

     Public libraries are localized libraries that


    cater to small communities, towns,
    districts, and cities. This library is
    accessible to everyone. There are wide
    variety of literary texts and academic
    texts in the collection of this type of
    library from children’s books to academic
    collections.
    3. SCHOOL LIBRARY

     It serves the studentry from kindergarten


    to high school. The library contains an
    array of academic and non academic
    materials. Textbooks of varied
    publications are included in the school
    library including the ones currently used
    by the teachers.
    4. SPECIAL LIBRARY

     Hospitals, military compounds, private


    corporations, governments, and public
    and private sectors may also have a
    library. A special library is a specialized
    environment that includes a collection
    pertaining to the specific needs of the
    sector, industry or field.
    INTERNET SOURCES

     According to Reuters, the internet is the


    most popular information resource form. It
    is preferred choice against traditional
    sources such as libraries and other medias
    like television and radio. This is because of
    easy accessibility. Internet can be accessed
    anytime and anywhere even through a
    mobile device.
    1. Authorship

     Many materials that can be found in the


    Internet does not have an author. If
    authorship is unclear, the information is
    most likely unreliable even if the
    administrator of the website is listed, it is
    still hard to tell whether the information is
    taken from another source.
    2. Type of Website
     The type of Website is also another thing
    to consider in ensuring the reliability of
    information. There are websites which are
    run by a single administrator, some
    sponsored by organizations, and some
    websites are put up by unknown persons
    or groups. Social media sites are a
    different thing because it is a public
    domain wherein members are free to post
    things that interest them or opinions and
    ideas that they want to convey.
    3. Plagiarism check

     Itis very easy to use Internet sources


    because in just one click, a search engine
    will yield various materials. For whatever
    reasons, many are tempted to copy and
    paste. This is a dire case of plagiarism
    because copying a material without citing
    the source is a false claim of authorship.

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