MIL REVIEWER

• LITERACY –
• INFORMATION – requires metacognition critical thinking and procedural knowledge.
• PERSUATION –
• PERSONAL DEPENDENCE – dependent on technology
• LITERATE AGE – “visual or written era
• TECHNOLOGY LITERACY – the ability to ongoingly adapt to, understand, evaluate, and
make us use of the continually emerging innovations
• PRINT AGE – invention of printing press ( sense of sight)
• US MILITARY – internet (reason) 1998
• CELLULAR PHONE –
• MORES CODE – (tool) y means of on-off tones
• 1998 – the telephone evolved
• JOHANNES GUTENBERG – father of printing press
• TOMAS PINPIN – Philippines
• THOMAS EDISON’S – invented the phonograph
• ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL – first official patent for the telephone
• PHILO TAYLOR FARNSWORTH – designed electronic television
• SAMUEL F.B MORSE – the way people communication with the invention of an electrical
telegraph system
• WILLIAM DICKINSON – devised motion picture camera
• TIM BERNERS-LEE – invented WWW
• WORLD WIDE WEB – WWW
• HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE - HTML
• HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL – HTTP
• UNIVERSAL RESOURCE LOCATOR – URL
• BAYBAYIN – Filipinos writing system
• DR. JOSE RIZAL , GRACIANO LOPEZ JAENA , MARCELO H. DEL PILAR – writer
of LA SOLIDARIDAD
• SUCCESOS FELICES – the first newspaper in the Philippines
• TRIBAL AGE – through face-to-face interactions.
• PRIMARY SOURCES – it make own experience/ original
• SECONDARY SOURCES – it is the book magazines and outer site / “comments’
• TERTIARY SOURCES - collection of primary source and secondary source
• GRAY LITERATURE – confidential source ( nasa government)
• PLAGIARISM – passing off someone else’s creative work as your own. Without permission.
• QUOTING - is putting an exact or word by word copy of the original author’s words.
• PARAPHRASING – is rewriting the original statement from a source in your own words.
• BOOK – (types of print media) these are stiffly bound volumes of text, making it unique from
magazines and newspapers.
- most common and often most reliable source
- these are stiffly bound volumes of text, making it unique from magazines and newspapers.
According to Vivian (2009), the most useful definition for books is “long-form, word-driven,
media content”
• TRADE BOOKS – becomes popular
• TEXT & REFERENCE BOOK –
• TECHNICAL CODES – these are the camera techniques, framing, depth of field, lighting and
exposure.
• SYMBOLIC CODES – that are shown visually
• WRITTEN CODES – these are codes in text
• AUDIENCE – were typically meant to just receive the message without returning feedback
• STAKEHOLDERS – active receivers of message
• PRODUCERS – creators
• 1987 CONSTITUTION ARTICLE 3 SECTION 4 –
• COPYRIGHT – a form of intellectual property which protects the rights of authors and
creators of artistic works.
• COMMENTARY & CRITICISM – fair use principles allows you to reproduce come parts
of the copyrighted work order to comment upon or critique it
• PARODY – a parody is generally defined as a work that that aims to ridicule another, usually
well-known work
• NETIQUETTE – short for internet etiquette or network etiquette
• UMALOKOHAN – as the messenger to the people
• ECONOMIC RIGHT – give the author or copyright owner the right to derived financial
reward from his work by others
• MORAL RIGHT – on the other hand, refer to the authors right to claim authorship of the
work known as right of paternity
• CYBERBULLYING – with the use of social media networks on the rise, some people are
prone to bullying or harassment through online communication that may cause the victim to be
offended, afraid, uncomfortable and feel unsafe.
• ATTACKS ON COMPUTER SYSTEM – this involves attacks on your device through
hacking, viruses and malware
• FRAUD – these frauds are often committed through online shopping by tricking people
• DIGITAL NATIVE –
• DIGITAL IMMIGRANT –
• DEMAND FOR ENTERTAINMENT – people consume media for entertainment
• DIRECT VERSUS SUBSTITUTION EFFECT – the demand for a particular media also
diffirse according to situation
• IDENTIFICATION & TIME HOROZON – the analysis of whether a short or long run inkle
• CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY – photography and films relies on chemical
• CUNEIFORM – first writing system sa lahat hahaha
• MEDIA LITERACY – possession of knowledge to be competent in assessing messages
earned by mass Media
- Is generally defined as the ability to access the media, to understand and to critically
evaluate different aspects of the media and media contents and to create communications
in a variety of contexts.
• INFORMATION LITERACY – requires metacognition, critical thinking and procedural
knowledge
- Recognition of the quality, authenticity and credibility of the information/messages we
receive from various sources.
- Focuses basically on information in print
- Objectivity and rational of information and to a great extent on the research value of
finding the ‘truth’.