Identify the Media Organisation

• Reuters

• PBC

• NBC

• APF

What is media literacy?

• The ability to create media content.

• The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media content.

• The ability to use new media effectively.

• The ability to analyse critically.

What is Media Stereotype?

• Generalized portrayals

• A complex and nuanced portrayal of a group.

• A unique and individualized depiction of a person in the media.

• A factual representation

What is media bias?

• • Balanced reporting with viewpoints from all sides.

• • The use of neutral language.

• • Selective presentation of facts that support one viewpoint.

• • Extensive coverage of diverse topics.

Evaluating a news article's credibility is based on ,,,

• • Based on likes for the article on social media

• • Attractive Headline

• • The author, and what are their credentials

• • Is the article short and easy to read

What do you mean by "deconstruct" a media message?

• • To create your own version of the message.

• To break down and analyze the components and techniques used in the message.

• • To ignore the message entirely.

• • To accept the message at face value.

"Framing" in media means ...

• It refers to the physical borders of a television screen.

• It shapes how an issue or topic is presented to influence perception.

• • It determines the length of a news broadcast.

• • It involves editing images for clarity.

How do you remove bias in an article?

• • Number of likes and comments

• • Target audience for the report

• • The report include multiple perspectives

• • The length of the report

Your Definition of Media Literacy

How can one verify the credibility of an online news source?

• Based on the likes or shares the article has.

• Based on information from popular websites.

• By cross-referencing the information with other reliable sources and checking the author's credentials.

• Based on the headline