Media and Information Literacy: Module 5: Types of Media
Media and Information Literacy: Module 5: Types of Media
Media and Information Literacy: Module 5: Types of Media
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2. As more newspapers reduce their pages, cut staff, go to digital formats entirely, or even
shut down, consider the future of newspapers. Do you think they should change formats
and do what magazines did more than forty years ago to counter the rise in popularity of
television and specialize in subject matter? Would this strategy work for newspapers?
Why or why not?
Yes, newspapers give global news, articles, advertisements, and
correspondence,
whereas magazines feature interviews, intriguing articles, and targeted advertising.
However, newspapers are designed and laid out simply, also there are some few
pictures whereas, magazine designs can engage readers more than books. And that’s it
makes the newspaper presents bland and magazine arise.
3. Trustworthiness of mass media. Does media accurately present information and whether
people can trust the media? You might focus your argument on mass media in general
or one specific form of media, such as newspapers, broadcast or internet media.
Internet media is a very wide platform to present accurate information. To avoid
being tricked, we can't trust everything we hear, see, and read today. In the media, must
always consider the publication's authority, history, and core ideas.
1. Describe how new technologies have led to the convergence of traditional and new
media.
Because of current technology, conventional and new media have converged,
affecting how individuals obtain information. Many people nowadays prefer to obtain
information via mobile devices. A softcopy of the local paper or a podcast is easier.
1. Elder # 1 Age: 87
Interview Summary:
My grandfather mentioned his group used to undertake "Mano Po"
customs. Instead of hugging or kissing their elders, Filipino children take their hands and
lay the back of their hands on their forehead. This is called "mano po." It's a common
way of showing respect to an elderly person. He stated they inherit it from their
forefathers and pass it on to future generations.
2. Elder # 2 Age: 54
Interview Summary:
My aunt claims Filipinos are religious. We have many statues in our
home. Christ and Mother Many Statues She added they normally feed the statue for
birthdays, Christmas, festivals, and other events. So, they offer the foods to GOD at the
altar where the statue sits. As part of our tradition, they learned it from their ancestors.
3. Teenager # 1 Age: 17
Interview Summary:
I asked a childhood friend about our community's practices and she said
we have strong "Family Ties". Filipinos love family more than anything else. Another
Filipino tradition that we still follow is adult children living with their parents. Unlike in the
US, where kids move out after high school or college, many Filipinos stay with their
parents until they marry.
4. Teenager # 2 Age: 17
Interview Summary:
My buddy mentioned Filipinos value respect highly. In our community, we
used "po" or "opo" to address seniors or the elderly. Children are taught these early on
so they grow up with respect. Also, to express reverence.
Reflection:
Due to colonization, the Philippines has a very distinct culture with many cultural beliefs
and customs that persist today. Culture is vital in one's life. Not only does it drive and lead
people to their way of life, but it also defines them. Culture shapes a people's identity. Our
culture is vital to our own integrity.
Activity #2: Explore More! General
Direction: Answer activity 1 and 2 following the given direction in each task. Put or print
your work using yellow pad paper or long coupon bond (8.5x13