ANALYZING DIFFERENT

DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION
AND MEDIA
 PRE-TEST: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE
CORRECT ANSWER.
1.It pertains to any sound or auditory impression
perceived by ears and processed by the brains.
a. Text Information and Media
b. Visual Information and Media
c. Audio Information and Media
d. Motion information and Media
2. Which of the following does not describe
how text information is produced?
a. The writer submits the article to the editor/publisher.
b. The writer gathers information about the topic.
c. The writer makes a draft versus outline.
d. The writer reviews the draft and develops it into a full
text.
3. A large outdoor board containing text
information and images, or designs posted as a
form of advertisement.
a. Graph
b.Billboard
c. Chart
d.poster
4. Which of the following does not belong
to the group?
a.Podcast
b.Blog
c.Music
d.Conversation
5. Textbooks, encyclopedia, periodicals and
journals are examples of information and media in
________.
a.Text
b.Visual
c.Audio
d.Motion
ANSWER

1. C

2. C

3. B

4. B

5. A
ACTIVITY 1: IDENTIFY WHICH TYPE OF MEDIA IS USED IN EACH
STATEMENT.

TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA

MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

1. Listening to an FM Radio show.

Audio information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

2. Sending a friend request on Facebook.

Manipulative information and media

 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

3. Looking at a photograph.
Visual information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

4. Playing an online game with friends.

Manipulative information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

5. Watching an animated LED billboard.

Motion information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

6. Reading a book.
Text information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

7. Playing virtual reality game.

Manipulative information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

8. Participating in an online game show.

Manipulative information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

9. Presenting using Powerpoint presentation

and projector
Multimedia information and media
 TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

10. Watching a video podcast.

Audio information and media
TEXT INFORMATION AND MEDIA

Are data or information sources which exist as

references in textual, numeric, or similar formats.
These include various types publications as well as
unpublished manuscripts, databases, and documents.
TEXT INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND IN:

Books
Newspapers
Magazines
CLASSIFICATIONS OF TEXT INFORMATION AND
MEDIA

1. FICTION
- Pertains to stories that are IMAGINED AND NOT
TRUE.
2. NONFICTION
- Pertains to stories that are based on FACTS and
REALITY.
HOW TEXT INFORMATION IS PRODUCED?

1. The writer chooses a topic that he would like to write about.

2. The writer gathers information about the topic.
3. The writer makes an outline of the topic and writes a draft.
4. The writer reviews the drafts and develops it into a full text.
VISUAL INFORMATION AND MEDIA
Use of one or more of the various visual media with
or without sound. Generally, visual information
includes still photography, motion picture
photography, video or audio recording, graphic arts,
visual aids, models, display, visual presentation
services, and the support processes.
TYPES OF VISUAL INFORMATION ARE:

 Painting
 Photo/image
 Sculpture
 Cartoon/comic strip
 Graphs/charts
 Billboards
 Posters
AUDIO INFORMATION AND MEDIA

-media communication that uses audio or

recordings to deliver and transfer
information through means of sound.
TYPES OF AUDIO INFORMATION:

Dialogue/Conversation
Lecture/talk
News
Podcast
Audiobook
Music
DEVICES THAT DELIVER AUDIO INFORMATION

Speaker
Microphone
Headset
Radio
Cassette tape
MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA

A form of media that has the appearance of moving text

and graphics on a display.
Its purpose is to communicate information in multiple
ways.
Motion media in essence is visual media that gives the
appearance of movement.
TYPES OF MOTION INFORMATION AND MEDIA ARE:

Comedy/humor
Drama
Suspense
Horror
Romance/love
TYPES OF MOTION INFORMATION ARE:

 Documentary
 Religious/spiritual
 Action
 Musical
 Adventure
 Inspirational
 Historical
MANIPULATIVE INFORMATION AND MEDIA

Manipulative media are tools that are used to aid in

hands-on learning. They can be physical objects or
computer programs which learners can manipulate in
order to grasp an idea, and gain understanding or
mastery of given concepts.
2 TYPES OF MANIPULATIVE MEDIA

1. Digital manipulative
- Are computationally enhanced versions of physical objects, created in an effort to
expand the range of concepts that children can explore through direct manipulation.
2. Virtual manipulatives
- These are “computer-based simulations of physical manipulatives that are accesses via
internet or computer software.”
- Under these category, video games, applications, and other virtual reality simulations are
included.
 MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION AND MEDIA

“Multimedia means that computer information can be represented

through audio, video, and animation in addition to traditional media.
A field concerned with the computer-controlled integration of text,
graphics, drawings, still and moving images (video), animation, audio,
and any other media where every type of information can be
represented, stored, transmitted, and processed digitally.