1involves necessary skills that let a person interact using different media platforms and get access to information around the globe.
Media and Information literacy
2is affected by media and information because of the advancement of technology of different communication services. We must keep in mind the principle of "think before you click"
communication
3highlights the capacity of an individual to understand the functions of media and determine its relevant use
media literacy
4is the communication or acquiring of data or facts
information literacy
5the skill of an individual to manipulate technology independently in an efficient and suitable way.
technology literacy
6is encouraged especially in education. teachers and students use reliable internet sources in acquiring information as well as in research.
Responsible use of media and information
75 tips for the Responsible use of media and information
Ensure personal safety, get permission, think before you click, keep your password safe, spread positivity
8means of communication for people which includes newspapers, radio, etc
media
9about 4.5 million years ago, the early hominids discovered fire, developed paper from plants, and built weapons with stone, bronze, copper, iron
the Pre-Industrial Age
10a symbolic or religious function. framework of shaman
cave paintings (35,000 BC)
11flat tablet; from Mesopotamia; marked with symbols showing quantities
clay tablet (2,400 BC)
12symbolized a connection to life and death; Egypt
papyrus (2,500 BC)
13Acta popular or acto publica; daily gazette, prototype of modern newspapers; Rome
acta diurna (130 BC)
14Anthony aveni, used to set dates for rituals
codex (5th century)
15uses carved wooden blocks to press designs onto textiles
printing press using wooden blocks (220 AD)
16palace reports or imperial bulletins in China
Dibao (2nd century)
17enumerate the pre industrial age
cave paintings, clay tablet, papyrus, acta diurna, codex, printing press using wood blocks, dibao
18power steam, developed machine tools
industrial age (1700s‐1930s)
19enumerate the Industrial age
printing press for mass production, newspaper, typewriter, telephone, telegraph, motion picture photography/ projection, commercial motion picture, motion picture with sound, punch cards
20invented by Richard M. Hoe in 1843; millions of copies of a page in a single day
printing press for mass production (1900z)
21gives British government announcements as well as recent honors
newspaper (1840.
22keyboard typewriter; first sold to E. Remington and sons
typewriter
23March 7, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell
Telephone
24Dickson unveiled the kinetograph, a primitive motion picture camera
Motion picture photography/projection (1890)
25created and funded for the sole purpose of profit
commercial motion picture (1913)
26Don Juan, the first in Hollywood to hold the job
Motion picture with sound (1962)
27Telegraph new York University
Telegraph (1832)
28card perforated according to a code, used in voting machines
punch cards (1750)
29power of transistors, long distance communication became efficient
electrical age (1930s-1980s)
30enumerate the electronic age
transistor radio, television, large electronic computers-I.e. EDSAC, mainframe computer-I.e IBM 704, Hewlett-Packard 9100A, Apple 1, OHP coverhead projector, LCDC projector
31radio receiver, cheap and small
transistor radio
32mass medium for entertainment, education, politics
television (1941)
33May 1999, Maurice Wilkes; electronic UNIVAC
long electronic computers-ie EDSAC
34international business machine corporation
mainframe computer-ie IBM 704 (1960)
35multinational
Hewlett-Packard 9100A (1968)
368 bit motherboard only personal
Apple 1
37used for showing prepared illustrations on a screen
OHP overhead projector
38variety of flat panel displays
LCDC projector
39internet paved the way for faster communication and creation of the social network . advanced use of microelectronics
information age (1900s-2000s)
40point-and-click, a web browser
Mosaic (1993)
41bundled to Microsoft, a web browser
internet explorer (1995)
42American online content management
blog spot (1999)
43wide ray of creating individual
live journals (1999)
44developed by Matt Mullenway and Mike Little; creative blogs
word press (2003)
45enumerate social networks
friendster, multiply, Facebook, microblogs, Twitter, tumbler, YouTube
46originally a dating site
friendster
47social networking service, share media photos
multiply
48mark Zuckerberg
Facebook
49short blog post
microblogs
50tweets, free social networking sites
twitter
51 free microblogging
Tumblr
52tune on, hook up, February 14, 2005
YouTube
53enumerate augmented reality/ virtual reality
Skype 2003, Google hangout (2013)
54enumerate search engines
Google (1996) yahoo (1995)
55enumerate portable computers (6)
laptop, networks, tablets, smartphone, wearable technology, cloud and big data
56enumerate the 3 type of media
print media, broadcast media, new media
57consist of paper and ink, reproduced in printing process done traditionally mechanical.
print media
58radio and television that reach target audiences using airwaves as the transmission medium
broadcast media
59content organized and distributes on digital platforms
new media
60enumerate media and information sources
reliability of information, accuracy of information, value of information, authority of the source, timeliness
61info is said to reliable if it can be verified and evaluated
reliability of information
62closeness of the report to the actual
accuracy of information
63source with an established authority or reputation
authority of the source
65the technical and symbolic ingredients of codes and conventions
language
66structure that indicates the meaning of media messages to an audience
media language
67people engaged in the process of creating and putting together media content to make a finished media product
producers
68other relevant information providers
other stakeholders