Media and Information Literacy 12

It is a process of sharing and conveying messages or information from one person and across channels, contexts, media and culture (McCornack, 2014)

• Communication

• Source

• Message

• Channel

From the _____ the message is relayed as a piece of information.

• channel

• source

• receiver

• medium

When does the communication process end?

• as soon as the information is received by the intended audience.

• as soon as transmitted through a channel.

• as soon as it passed through a signal box.

• as soon as it is relayed across all platform.

What is the importance of feedbacking?

• To gauge the reliability of the message.

• To know if the message is effective.

• To spot if the message is fake.

• To view the number of your audience.

If you are the sender of the information you are considered as the ______.

• source

• channel

• message

• receiver

It is the ability to read, analyze, evaluate and produce communication in variety of media forms.

• Digital Literacy

• Media Literacy

• Information Literacy

• Digital divide

it is considered as the most important factor in the communication process.

• sender

• latency

• feedback

• noise

These are forms of media expression, conceptualized, produced and circulated by indigenous people around the globe.

• Responsible media

• Indigenous Media

• Digital Media

• Print Media

What will you consider when you use the internet as a source of information?

• reliability and accuracy of information

• effectiveness of the information

• dependency

• deceptiveness of the information

During this age people discovered fire, developed paper from plants and forged equipment or weapon through stone, bronze, copper and iron.

• Digital Age

• Electronic Age

• Industrial Age

• Prehistoric Age