Media Information Literacy

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MEDIA INFORMATION
LITERACY
PREPARED BY: JOHN COLLEN ESMAEL
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LESSON OBJECTIVES:
1. Describe how communication is affected by
media and information

2. Identify the similarities and differences of


media literacy, information and literacy and
technology literacy.

3. Weight the value of being a media and


information literate individual .
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MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY


 It links to access to information free
expression and education . Media
and Information Literacy (MIL),
defined as ability to access, analyze
and create a media, is a
prerequisite for citizen to realize
their rights to freedom of
information and expression.
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MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY


 “Everyone the right of freedom of
opinion and expression; this is right
includes freedom to hold opinions w/o
interference and to seek receive and
impart information and ideas through
any media regardless of frontiers.
-Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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IMPORTANT TERMS:
1. MEDIA
2. LITERACY
3. MEDIA LITERACY
4. INFORMATION
5. INFORMATION LITERACY
6. TECHNOLOGY LITERACY
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MEDIA
 It is the physical objects to
communicate with, or the mass
communication physical objects
such as radio, television,
computers, films etc. It also refers
to any physical object used to
communicate messages.
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LITERACY
 The ability to identify,understand, create
and communicate using printed, written
materials and other means associated
with varying context. Literacy involves a
continuum of learning, wherein individuals
are able to achieve their goals, develop
their knowledge and potential, and
participate fully in their community and
wider society.
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MEDIA LITERACY
 MediaLiteracy is a 21st century advent
to education. It is the understanding
to access, analyze, evaluate, create,
reflect and act using all forms of
communication. It is an effective and
engaging way to employ critical
thinking skills to a wide range of
issues.
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MEDIA LITERACY
ACCESS ANALYZE &
EVALUATE
ACT

REFLECT CREATE

 COMPONENTS OF MEDIA LITERACY


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MEDIA LITERACY SKILLS CAN HELP PEOPLE TO:

1. Develop critical thinking skills


2. Understand how media messages shape our culture and
society.
3. Recognizing what media makers want us to believe or do.
4. Recognizing bias, spin, misinformation and lies.
5. Discover the parts the of the story that are not being told.
6. Evaluate media messages based on our experience,
skills and values.
7. Create and distribute our own media messages.
8. Advocate for media justice.

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