Professional Documents
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Literacy
Q1 Week 4:
Media and Information Sources
Quarter 1 Week 4
At the end of our session you will be
able to;
•Identify learn about different media
and information sources.
Quarter 1 Week 4
At the end of our session you will be
able to;
•demonstrate an ability to examine
and compare information from
various sources in order to evaluate
its reliability, accuracy, authority,
timeliness, and bias
Review
R A V A T
Reliability
Accuracy
Value
Authority
Timeliness
Reliability of Information
•Information is said to be
reliable if it can be verified
and evaluated. It also refers
to the trustworthiness of the
source in evaluating the
reliability of information.
Accuracy of Information
•refers to the closeness of the
report to the actual data.
Value of Information
•Information is said to be of
value if it aids the user in
making or improving
decisions.
Authority of the Source
•Sources with an established
expertise on the subject
matter are considered as
having sound authority on
the subject.
Timeliness of information
•Reliability, accuracy and
value of information may
vary based on the time it
was produced or acquired.
Skills in Determining
the Reliability and
Accuracy of
Information
Skills in Determining the
Reliability and Accuracy of
Information
R A V A T
Reliability
Accuracy
Value
Authority
Timeliness