MEDIA AND

INFORMATION
LITERACY
 THE
EVOLUTION OF
– channels or ways we
communicate messages;
- communication tools

MEDIA
THE EVOLUTION OF
MEDIA
PRE-INDUSTRIAL AGE
INDUSTRIAL AGE
ELECTRONIC AGE
INFORMATION AGE
 ELECTRONIC AGE
- The inventions of the
transistor ushered in the
electronic age.
- People harnessed the
power of transistors that
led to the transistor radio,
electronic circuits, and the
early computers.
 ELECTRONIC AGE
Transistor Radio (1950s)

- is a small portable radio

receiver that uses
transistor-based circuitry.
 ELECTRONIC AGE
Commercial Television (early to mid
1940s)
– TV or telly, is a telecommunication
medium used for transmitting
moving images in monochrome
(black and white), or in color, and in
two or three dimensions and sound.
 ELECTRONIC AGE
Large Electronic Computers (late 1940s to
early 1950s)

 EDSAC (1947)
– Electronic Delay Storage
Automatic Calculator
 ELECTRONIC AGE
Large Electronic Computers (late 1940s to
early 1950s)

 UNIVAC I (1951)
– UNIVersal Automatic
Computer I
 ELECTRONIC AGE
Mainframe Computers
- IBM704 ( 1960s )
-the first mass-produced
computer with core memory and
floating-point arithmetic, whose
designer included John Backus
and Gene Amdahl
ELECTRONIC AGE
Personal Computers
(late 1960s)

Hewlett-Packard 9100A
– is an early programmable
calculator (computer)
ELECTRONIC AGE
Personal Computers
(late 1960s)
Apple-1
– the original Apple Computer,
is a personal computer released by
the Apple Computer Company
(Apple Inc.)
ELECTRONIC AGE
Personal Computers
(late 1960s)
Apple-2
– is an 8-bit home computer and
one of the world’s first highly
successful mass-produced
microcomputer products.
 ELECTRONIC AGE
Overhead Projectors (OHP)
(late 1950s – early 1960s)
- like a film or slide projector,
uses light to protect an
enlarged image on a screen,
allowing the view of a small
document or picture to be
shared with large audience.
ELECTRONIC AGE
LCD Projectors
(mid to late 1980s)

- is a type of video projector

for displaying video, image
or computer data on a
screen or other flat surface.
THE EVOLUTION OF
MEDIA
PRE-INDUSTRIAL AGE
INDUSTRIAL AGE
ELECTRONIC AGE
INFORMATION AGE
 INFORMATION AGE
- Computer Age,
- Digital Age
- New Media Age

- The Internet paved the way

for faster communication
and the creation of social
networks.
 INFORMATION AGE
Portable Computers
 Laptop (1981)
 Pocket PC (2000)
 Tablet (2000)
 Netbook (2007)
 INFORMATION AGE
Mobile Phones
 Portable Phone (1983)  3G Phone (2003)
 Handset (1991)  Touchscreen Phone (2007)
 Colored-Display (1995)  Smartphone (2011)
 Camera Phone (2000)
 INFORMATION AGE
Wearable Technology
 Calculator Watch (1970s)
 Walkman (1979)
 Smartwatch (2004)
 Wireless Earbuds (2015)
 INFORMATION AGE
Wearable Technology
 Calculator Watch (1970s)
 Walkman (1979)
 Smartwatch (2004)
 Wireless Earbuds (2015)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers
WORLD WIDE WEB
(1990)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers
MOSAIC (1993)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers
INTERNET EXPLORER
(1995)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers

OPERA (1996)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers

SAFARI (2003)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers

FIREFOX (2004)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers

GOOGLE CHROME
(2008)
 INFORMATION AGE
Web Browsers

MS EDGE (2013)
 INFORMATION AGE
Search Engines
- is a software program that helps
people find the information they
are looking for online using
keywords or phrases.
INFORMATION AGE
Search Engines
Google search (1997)
INFORMATION AGE
Search Engines
yahoo search (1997)
INFORMATION AGE
Search Engines
Bing (2009)
 INFORMATION AGE
Blogging Sites
- A blog shortened version of weblog is an online
journal or information website displaying
information in reverse chronological order, with
the latest posts appearing first, at the top.
 INFORMATION AGE
Blogging Sites

OPEN DIARY
(1998)
INFORMATION AGE
Blogging Sites

BLOGGER
(1999)
 INFORMATION AGE
Blogging Sites

LIVEJOURNAL
(1999)
INFORMATION AGE
Blogging Sites

XANGA
(2000)
 INFORMATION AGE
Blogging Sites

WORDPRESS (2003)
 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK
- is the use of internet-based social media sites to
stay connected with other people.

SIX DEGREES (1997)

 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK

FRIENDSTER
(2002)
 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK

LINKEDIN
(2003)
 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK

MYSPACE
(2003)
 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK

MULTIPLY
(2004)
 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK

FACEBOOK
(2004)
 INFORMATION AGE
SOCIAL NETWORK

GOOGLE PLUS
(2011)
 INFORMATION AGE
MICROBLOGGING SITES
- Microblogs are shorter form blogs, which allow users
to exchange small elements of content

TWITTER TUMBLR PLURK

(2006) (2007) (2008)
 INFORMATION AGE
Photo and Video Sharing Websites
 Flickr (2004)
 Vimeo (2004)
 Youtube (2005)
 Pinterest (2009)
 Instagram (2010)
 Snapchat (2011)
 Vine (2012)
 Tiktok (2016)
 INFORMATION AGE
Instant Messaging and Video Conferencing
 Yahoo Messenger (1998)
 Skype (2003)
 WhatsApp (2009)
 Viber (2010)
 WeChat (2011)
 Messanger (2011)
 Zoom (2011)
 Telegram (2013)
 Google Meet (2017)
 INFORMATION AGE
Cloud and Big Data

 Dropbox (2007)
 OneDrive (2007)
 iCloud (2011)
 Google Drive (2012)