INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

Which of the following best illustrates Leisly's idea that "the medium is the message"?

• All media should include images to be effective

• Information stays the same regardless of the medium used

• Text messages are always more accurate than phone calls

• The way a message is delivered can change how it is interpreted

A student apologizes via Instagram DM instead of in person. What is the likely risk in communication?

• The apology may be misinterpreted due to lack of non-verbal cues

• The message may spread too fast

• The recipient will forget the message

• The recipient may not have Instagram

Why might face-to-face communication be more reliable than a TikTok post when discussing a serious topic?

• It allows real-time likes and comments

• It avoids non-verbal cues

• It can be posted and shared

• It includes tone, body language, and immediate feedback

In what way does digital media pose a risk to communication compared to traditional media?

• It can spread misinformation instantly

• It is always verified

• It spreads content slowly

• It uses more visuals

How does media convergence affect how we communicate?

• It combines various platforms and functions into one

• It limits the types of content we can share

• It separates communication tools into categories

• It stops interaction between users

What is the most likely effect of information overload in a class group chat?

• Better communication due to multiple sources

• Confusion or missing important announcements

• Increased accuracy of shared details

• More face-to-face interactions

A student shares that classes are canceled, but it turns out false. This is an example of:

• Bias

• Disinformation

• Misinformation

• Satire

An influencer shares a product with paid promotion. What media literacy concept applies?

• Credible information

• Data compression

• Information overload

• Recognizing bias and intent

How can filter bubbles affect your communication and understanding of others?

• They expose you to diverse views

• They limit what you see to only your preferences

• They promote communication with strangers

• They show both sides of all issues

You assume everyone agrees with your opinions because your feed shows only similar views. This is caused by:

• Algorithm-based personalization

• Fake news

• Media convergence

• Technological bias