What We have learned

NAME: Kyla Mae M. Bruza

MODULE 1

1.Why is it essential to be a media and information literate? 

    I believe being media and information literate equips individuals with the critical thinking skills to create and share information responsibly and ethically.

2. How can you become literate in media and information technology? 

    I believe becoming media and information literate involves a combination of critical thinking skills, digital skills, and knowledge. To become one, individuals must develop a keen ability to critically analyze information.

3. What do you think of the reliability and truth of information circulated in different social media platform?

    I believe the reliability and truth of information on social media platforms accuracy is questionable. The rapid spread of content, often without adequate verification, has created an environment susceptible to misinformation and disinformation.

MODULE 2

1. Given the available media that we have now, what are its roles and functions to our society?

    I believe media plays a vital role in our society as it is the source of information. It function as a medium for information, entertainment, and social interactions.

2. How do social media affects the values and norms of the people around me?

    I believe social media is influential in shaping the values and norms of individuals. Social media can foster sense of belonging and identity and it influence every individuals' perceptions.

3. How do media influence my values?

     I believe media acts as a shaper of my values. Media constructs a worldview that can influence my beliefs and behaviors. It also influence my perspectives in some certain issues.

4. What are the positive effects of media to me?

    I believe media provides me information and intertainment. Through media I've gain knowledge that I could apply in my daily life and also to my education. It's also a tool for me to connect with my family and friends even in a long distance.

5. What are the challenges of media to me and how can I cope with this?

    I believe that one of the challenges posed by media is the constant spread of misinformation and in order to cope up with this, I must be a media information literate and learn how to distinguish factual information from fake news 

MODULE 4

1. Why and how should we preserve indigenous knowledge?

    Preserving indigenous knowledge is crucial for safeguarding cultural heritage and promoting environmental sustainability. Indigenous communities possess a wealth of wisdom and practices that have been refined over generations.By recognizing and valuing indigenous knowledge, we can foster a more just and equitable society that respects cultural diversity and promotes sustainable practices. By documenting and sharing this knowledge, we can ensure its preservation for future generations. 

2. Why is it necessary to determine the source of information?

    It is necessary to determine the source of information so you can make more informed decisions and avoid relying on unreliable or biased sources. Primary sources, being firsthand accounts offer the most reliable and accurate information. Secondary sources provides valuable insights but may be influenced by the author's perspective. Tertiary sources is useful for getting a general overview but may lack depth or detail.

MODULE 5

1. How do we get the meaning of code and conventions?

    Understanding the meaning of codes and conventions involves a combination of deductive and inductive reasoning. There are two ways to know the meaning of the codes and convention, we can start to generalize it and then apply it to specific instances. The other way is to observe specific and draw general conclusions from them. By analyzing multiple examples of a particular code or convention, we can identify patterns and infer its meaning.

2. How significant is learning media and information languages? 

    Learning media and information languages is crucial in today's digital age. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected and information-driven, understanding how media works is essential for effective communication and critical thinking. By understanding the codes, conventions, and techniques used in various media formats, individuals can navigate the vast amount of information available, discern fact from fiction, and engage in meaningful conversations.

Name: Marian Lumayag

MODULE -1

1. Why is it essential to be media and information literature?

    I believe being media and information literate is essential because it helps us critically assess information, distinguish fact from misinformation, and make informed decisions in a digital world.

2. How can you become literate in media and information technology?

    I believe you can become literate in media and information technology by actively engaging with various media sources, practicing critical thinking, staying informed about digital tools and platforms, and seeking educational resources or training in media literacy.

3. What do you think of the reliability and truth of information circulated in different social media platforms?

    I believe information on social media can be unreliable and misleading, so it’s important to critically evaluate sources and cross-check facts.

MODULE-2

1. Given the available media that we have now. What are its roles and functions in our society?

    I believe the media is crucial for informing and educating the public, shaping opinions, and providing entertainment. It also drives economic growth, influences social norms, and advocates for social causes, fostering positive societal change.

2. How do social media affect the values and norms of the people around me? 

    I believe social media shapes values and norms by exposing diverse views, setting trends, and influencing opinions on relationships, success, and self-image.

3. How do media influence my values? 

    I believe media influences my values by shaping how I see the world, introducing new perspectives, and reinforcing certain ideas. It affects what I consider important, from success to relationships and societal norms.

4. What are the positive effects of media to me?

    I believe the media has positive effects on me by keeping me informed, expanding my knowledge, and exposing me to diverse perspectives. It also inspires creativity, connects me with others, and provides entertainment and relaxation when needed.

5. What are the challenges of media to me and how can I open with this? 

    I believe the challenges of media for me include misinformation and unrealistic standards. I can address this by critically evaluating sources, setting media limits, and seeking reliable information.

MODULE 4

1. Why and how should we preserve indigenous knowledge?

    We should preserve indigenous knowledge for its cultural value and practical insights. This can be done by documenting traditions, supporting indigenous communities, and including their perspectives in education.

2. Why is it necessary to determine the source of information?

    Determining the source of information is crucial for assessing its credibility and reliability. It helps verify accuracy, identify potential biases, and avoid misinformation, ensuring we make informed decisions based on trustworthy data.

MODULE 5

1.How do we get the meaning of code and conventions?

    Understanding codes and conventions involves two main approaches: starting with general principles and applying them to specific cases, or examining specific examples to derive general rules. By analyzing patterns in multiple examples, we can better grasp their meaning.

2. How significant is learning media and information languages?

    Learning media and information languages is essential in our digital world. It helps us understand how media works, navigate information, and distinguish between true and false, enabling better communication and critical thinking.