ARELLANO UNIVERSITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Arellano University
Andres Bonifacio Campus
Pag-asa St. Caniogan Pasig City

FINAL PERFORMANCE TASK IN MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

Submitted By:

Maiwat, Quincy Chauncey John Hero Q.

Manansala, Clarence Jovan

Adajar, Kris Ann R.

Bonifacio, Jillian E.

Tulagan, Cyrus F.

Pulga, Ashley Eunice O.

Submitted To:

MS. ERIKA DE LOS SANTOS

Subject Teacher
TRENDS AND MEDIA INFORMATION

Patterns of Development
1. Innovation Stage
2. Penetration Stage
3. Peak Stage
4. Decline Stage
5. Adaptation Stage
Massive Online Courses
Wearable Technology
3d Technology

LET’S FIND OUT!

4 pics and 1 word: You need to guess what the 4 pictures representing to solve
the missing answer.
INNOVATION STAGE – This is the stage when a new media technology is first
introduced. The technology is often in its early stages of development, and it may
not be widely adopted. However, it has the potential to revolutionize the way
people consume and produce media.

 New opportunities for creativity and expression: New media technologies

can provide new ways for people to create and share content. For example,
the invention of the camera allowed people to capture and share their
memories in a way that was not possible before.
 Increased access to information: New media technologies can make it
easier for people to access information from all over the world. For
example, the internet has made it possible for people to read news articles
from different countries, watch videos from different cultures, and listen to
music from different artists.
 Economic growth: New media technologies can create new jobs and
industries. For example, the development of the smartphone has led to the
creation of new apps and services that people rely on every day.

PENETRATION STAGE – This is the stage when a new media technology begins
to be adopted by more people. The technology is becoming more affordable and
accessible, and it is starting to have a significant impact on the media landscape.

 Increased reach: As more people adopt a new media technology,

businesses and organizations can reach a wider audience. For example,
the rise of social media has made it possible for businesses to connect
with customers from all over the world.
 New ways to interact with consumers: New media technologies can provide
new ways for businesses and organizations to interact with consumers.
For example, e-commerce has made it possible for people to shop online
and have products delivered to their door.
 More efficient communication: New media technologies can make
communication more efficient. For example, email has made it possible for
 people to communicate with each other instantly, regardless of their
location.

PEAK STAGE – This is the stage when a media technology reaches its maximum
popularity. The technology is widely used, and it is the dominant media platform
for the time being

 Increased profits: Businesses and organizations can make a lot of money

during the peak stage of a media technology. For example, the music
industry made a lot of money from selling CDs during the peak of the CD
era.
 Increased competition: The peak stage of a media technology can lead to
increased competition, which can drive innovation. For example, the
competition between Apple and Samsung has led to the development of
new and innovative smartphones.
 Increased influence: Media technologies can have a significant influence
on society during the peak stage. For example, television has had a major
impact on culture and society since its invention.

DECLINE STAGE – This is the stage when a media technology begins to decline
in popularity. This can be due to a number of factors, such as the introduction of
new technologies or changes in consumer preferences.

 New opportunities for innovation: As media technologies decline, new

opportunities for innovation arise. For example, the decline of the CD
industry led to the rise of digital music streaming services.
 Lower prices: Media technologies often become more affordable during the
decline stage. For example, the price of TVs has decreased significantly
over the past few decades.
 New markets: Media technologies can find new markets during the decline
stage. For example, classic video games are now popular with collectors
and retro gamers.
ADAPTATION STAGE – This is the stage when a media technology adapts to new
conditions. This can involve integrating with other technologies or changing the
way it is used.

 Extended lifespan: Adaptation can help media technologies to extend their

lifespan. For example, the radio industry has adapted to new technologies
by offering streaming radio services.
 New revenue streams: Adaptation can help media companies to generate
new revenue streams. For example, the music industry is now generating
revenue from streaming services and digital downloads.
 New ways to connect with audiences: Adaptation can help media
companies to connect with their audiences in new ways. For example,
news organizations are now using social media to connect with readers
and viewers.

MASSIVE ONLINE COURSES – Massive online courses are online courses that
are open to anyone who wants to take them. MOOCs are often offered by
universities and other educational institutions, and they cover a wide range of
topics.

 Accessibility: MOOCs are accessible to anyone with an internet

connection. This means that people from all over the world can learn from
top universities and instructors.
 Affordability: MOOCs are often free or very affordable. This makes them a
great option for people who cannot afford traditional education.
 Flexibility: MOOCs are flexible and allow learners to learn at their own
pace. This makes them a good option for people who are working or have
other commitments.

WAERABLE TECHNOLOGY – Wearable technology is technology that is worn on

the body. Examples of wearable technology include smartwatches, fitness
trackers, and augmented reality glasses.
  Convenience: Wearable technology is convenient to use and can be
accessed hands-free. For example, smartwatches allow people to check
their notifications, make calls, and send texts without having to pull out
their phone.
 Health and fitness tracking: Wearable technology can be used to track
health and fitness data, such as heart rate, steps

3D TECHNOLOGY – 3D technology is a technology that creates three-dimensional

images and objects. 3D technology is used in a variety of industries, including
film, video games, and manufacturing.

ACTIVITY: Answer the following questions.

1. How does the patterns of media and information helps the society,
economy and the people? In a what ways? Explain.

2. As a student, why is it important to learned the Pattern of Media

Development?

3. Do you think wearable technologies is beneficial to study and to learn

about?

DOCUMENTATION

“ Our topic is difficult, that’s why I study and researched to know what is the
trend and Media Information all about for our presentation. While preparing for
our presentation I learned that the Trend and Media Information helps our lives in
many ways. Inside of Pattern of Media Development I learned the stages of how
technology can evolve, And how the advancement of technology makes our lives
easier. Through learning the stages it helps me to know how Media companies
introduced their technology, how they make their technology adaptable to the
people, and how they experienced the downward or decline stages.” – JILLIAN
BONIFACIO
“ My message is that media development follows a path from innovation and
penetration to peak, decline, and adaptation stages, with modern developments
such as online courses, wearable technology, and 3D technology impacting its
progress to the world.” – QUINCY CHAUNCEY JOHN HERO MAIWAT
“ My message in our topic is that technology is really becoming more and more
useful and being part of our lives. And how it helps our studies, the process and
progress that has grown even more.” – ASHLEY EUNICE PULGA
“For me media technologies are like roller coaster rides. They emerge, gain
popularity, and eventually fade away, then a new one appears. Each stage has its
own special things about it. By understanding the life cycle of media technology
it helps us to choose the best technologies to use and how to use them
effectively.” – KRIS ANN ADAJAR
“ My message is that media information has a great impact on our world and the
technologies that are invented are one of the things that make up our lives that
can be used at the time of need and it will continue to be great with each passage
of time.” – CLARENCE JOVAN MANANSALA
Our group started to planned the preparation of our presentation on Nov 9. By
giving parts and roles to each of members in our group, during our preparation
the members of our group choose what parts on the task they will do. Some of us
are confused and asking of how will they gonna do it, and what we will gonna do,
if it’s right or wrong. Asking some help, asking a questions and suggestions. But
eventually some of members are already sending their parts and explaining it to
us. In our group chat during preparations of our presentation there is teasing,
and funny moments. Which is good for our group because it give us a good
communication and connection to each other, it makes easy for us to comfortably
talk to each other and to communicate.
We also planned of how we will gonna present the presentation through online
class, the flow of every parts and who is the reporters. On November 14, we
presented our presentation through online classes, we reported and explain to
our classmates the Trends and Media Information and what is the stages of
Pattern of Development. During the presentation most of us are nervous and
worried about the outcome of presentation but we are all glad that we made it to
present our topic.