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The document discusses various types of literacy: - Media literacy refers to understanding how media works, how it presents information, and that it is not always objective. - Information literacy is more closely related to library science and involves recognizing useful facts from media. - Technology literacy refers to understanding technology and how to apply it in everyday life. It notes that while media literacy and information literacy have some differences in approach, their goals of developing skills to access, understand and evaluate information are similar. Technology literacy and information literacy are also comparable as they both involve using tools and systems to access, evaluate and communicate information to solve problems. Overall, the document discusses the similarities and differences between media literacy, information literacy

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The document discusses various types of literacy: - Media literacy refers to understanding how media works, how it presents information, and that it is not always objective. - Information literacy is more closely related to library science and involves recognizing useful facts from media. - Technology literacy refers to understanding technology and how to apply it in everyday life. It notes that while media literacy and information literacy have some differences in approach, their goals of developing skills to access, understand and evaluate information are similar. Technology literacy and information literacy are also comparable as they both involve using tools and systems to access, evaluate and communicate information to solve problems. Overall, the document discusses the similarities and differences between media literacy, information literacy

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1. What is the message in the above illustration?

 The graphic above could be a neat representation of the present most popular forms of


communication. Communication within the most intimate range includes visual
or sound-related interaction, while the least insinuate forms need this.

2. Do you agree with the illustration regarding communication? Why yes; or Why not?
 yes, I agree since when you use apps like facebook or twitter you do not truly see their
whole identity as you are doing when you're physically collaboration with them plus
there are exercises that restrain you in case you utilize apps to communicate, so your
relationship with one another will develop more on the off chance
that your connection with each other without the utilize of apps.
1. How do Media Literacy, Information Literacy, and Technology Literacy Differ in terms
of use?
 Media literacy means that you are aware of a significant majority of what is in the
media, information literacy means that certain useful hard facts are recognized in
addition to the clutter on mainstream media, and technology literacy means that
you have the right to differentiate what you read in the media based on your
ability to think rationally of the medium itself.

2. How do Information Literacy and Media Literacy similar with each other?
 Information literacy features a closer tie to library science, whereas media proficiency is more
related to media substance, media industry, and social impacts. The two
fields receive distinctive expository approaches. media proficiency isn't a subset
of data education as a few researchers have recommended, in spite of the fact that the
two areas have similitudes. They share the same objective, and their distributions cover in terms
of subject regions, nations of beginning, and titles. The two areas might discover common
ground by participating together to contribute to
the advancement of unused proficiency in information societies.

3. How do Media Literacy and Technology Literacy similar to each other?


 Media literacy - Your understanding of the media, how it works, the way it’s
presented and the understanding that it is not all objective or accurate all the time.
Much of it can be misinformed or biased.
Technology literacy - Your understanding of technology, how well you use it and can
apply it to your everyday life. hose are our technological literacy strengths, but I can
only do basic functions in a spreadsheet and my mom still doesn’t understand how
Facebook and Snapchat work. 

4. How do Technology and Information Literacy similar with each other?


 Information and Technology Literacy is the ability of an individual, working independently or
with others, to use tools, resources, processes, and systems responsibly to access and evaluate
information in any medium, and to use that information to solve problems, communicate
clearly, make informed decisions, and construct new knowledge, products, or systems.

5. How do Media Literacy, Information Literacy, and Technology Literacy similar in terms of
use?
 Media literacy, information literacy, and technology literacy are all comparable in terms
of goals. They all share the
common objective of developing people’s ability to access, understand, utilize, assess,
and make media messages, data, or substance utilizing data technology.
. INTRODUCTION This is the first part of Chapter 1, and it consists of the following:

background of the study,

statement of the problem,

significance of the study,

scope and limitation of the study,

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