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Responsible Use of Media

and Information
MEDIA LITERACY
Ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and
create media in a variety of forms.
INFORMATION LITERACY
Ability to recognize when information is
needed, and to locate, evaluate, and
effectively communicate information.
TECHNOLOGY LITERACY
Being knowledgeable on the proper use
of technological tools to access, manage,
evaluate, create, and communicate
information.
Q1

Cali immediately shares information


that passes through his social media
account.
Q2

Sacha blocked the person who made


a harsh comment on her Facebook
post.
Q3

Jizni did not cite her source of


information in her assignment.
Q4

Julius turns off his phone’s


notification every time he answers
his assignments.
Some ways media can be unhealthy if used in
irresponsible ways:

•DISTRACTION & LOSS OF PRODUCTIVITY


•ADDICTION
•STRESS AND MOOD
•SOCIAL ISOLATION
FLAME WAR
- Is a series of angry, critical, or disparaging
comments by two or more people in an ongoing
online argument.

FOMO
Fear of Missing Out
- a form of anxiety that you get when you’re
scared of missing out on a positive experience
that someone else is having.
Some ways media can be unhealthy if used in
irresponsible ways:

•DISTRACTION & LOSS OF PRODUCTIVITY


•ADDICTION
•STRESS AND MOOD
•SOCIAL ISOLATION
HOW TO
USE
SOCIAL MEDIA
RESPONSIBLY
1.Turn off notifications while doing
something important.
2.Limit your screen time.
3.Note the quality of your online interaction.
4.Beware of what you post and share online.
5.Go for more offline interaction.
HOW TO USE INFORMATION RESPONSIBLY
Fake information/Fake news

MISINFORMATION DISINFORMATION
Is false information that Is false information with
is unintentionally the deliberate intention
disseminated on media to mislead or deceive the
audience
HOW TO USE INFORMATION RESPONSIBLY
Fake information/Fake news

MAL INFORMATION
Refers to information that is
based on reality but is used
to inflict harm
•Always check the source and author of
the information
•Check the date of publication
•Always fact check
PLAGIARISM
•Is the act of using another author’s language,
thoughts, ideas, or expressions as one’s original
work.
- turning in someone else’s work as your own
- copying words or ideas from someone else
without giving credit
- failing to put a quotation in quotation marks
PLAGIARISM

- giving incorrect information about the source of


a quotation
- changing words but copying the sentence
structure of a source without credit
- copying so many words or ideas from a source
that it makes up the majority of your work,
whether you give credit or not
7 MIL SKILLS
1. The ability and willingness to make an effort to
understand the content, to pay attention, and to filter out
noise.
2. An understanding of and respect for the power of media
messages
3. The ability to distinguish emotional from reasoned
reactions when responding to content and act
accordingly.
4. Development of heightened expectations of media
content
7 MIL SKILLS
5. A knowledge of genre conventions and the ability to
recognize when they are being mixed.
6. The ability to think critically about media messages,
no matter how credible their sources.
7. A knowledge and appreciation of the internal
language of various media and the ability to
understand its effects, no matter how complex.
“The illiterate of the 21st Century will not be
those who cannot read and write, but those
who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn”.

–Alvin Toffler
Activity
Write an acrostic on the responsible use of media and
information with your name
A- Always fact-check information to ensure accuracy
B - Be critical of sources, evaluating credibility
B - Balance your media consumption, diversify your input
Y - Yield to facts, not rumors

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