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    Media and information literacy is introduced in the first semester, weeks 1-2. The document discusses communication, which refers to exchanging messages through speaking, writing, gestures or symbols using various channels. Communication allows for the exchange of information and expression between people or groups. There are two main types of communication - verbal, which includes oral, written, telephonic and electronic forms, and non-verbal such as signs, gestures and body language. The communication process is depicted as a model involving a source, encoding, a message, a channel, decoding, feedback and a receiver.

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    Media and information literacy is introduced in the first semester, weeks 1-2. The document discusses communication, which refers to exchanging messages through speaking, writing, gestures or symbols using various channels. Communication allows for the exchange of information and expression between people or groups. There are two main types of communication - verbal, which includes oral, written, telephonic and electronic forms, and non-verbal such as signs, gestures and body language. The communication process is depicted as a model involving a source, encoding, a message, a channel, decoding, feedback and a receiver.

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    Media and information literacy is introduced in the first semester, weeks 1-2. The document discusses communication, which refers to exchanging messages through speaking, writing, gestures or symbols using various channels. Communication allows for the exchange of information and expression between people or groups. There are two main types of communication - verbal, which includes oral, written, telephonic and electronic forms, and non-verbal such as signs, gestures and body language. The communication process is depicted as a model involving a source, encoding, a message, a channel, decoding, feedback and a receiver.

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    Introduction to Media and

    Information Literacy
    First Semester, Quarter 1
    Week 1 – Week 2

    Subject Teacher: Ms. Lory Mae C. Alcosaba


    Communication
    • Refers to people or groups of people imparting or exchanging
    messages through speaking, writing, gestures or even using symbolic
    forms by utilizing a variety of channels for sending and receiving.
    • The exchange of information and the expression of feeling that can
    result in understanding.
    • The process by which messages or information is sent from one place
    or person to another.
    TYPES COMMUNICATION

    Verbal Non-verbal

    Signs, color,
    Oral Written gestures, body
    language, or any
    facial expressions.
    1. Face to face
    conversation 1. Printed or hand
    written message
    2. Speech
    2. Email
    3. Telephonic
    Conversation 3. Letter
    4. Video 4. Report
    5. Radio 5. Memo
    6. TV 6. etc
    7. Voice over
    Internet
    Source

    Feedback Message

    Receiver Encoding

    Decoding Channel

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