Liceo de Cagayan University

Senior High School Department

RNP Boulevard, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City

STUDENT ACTIVITY SHEET NO. 9

(Individual Task)

Subject: Media and Information Literacy

Topic: Media and Information Sources
Name: Aile S. De Guma
Date Given: August 24, 2021
Due Date: August 25, 2021; 12:00PM

Learning Competencies:
1. Compare indigenous media to the more common sources of information such
as libraries, internet, etc.
2. Interview an elder from the community regarding indigenous media and
information resource

Instructions:
1. Using the table below, cite the similarities and differences of indigenous media
to the more common sources of information. (1 point each)

Activity 1. Graphic Organizing

1. Indigenous Media VS Library

 SIMILARITIES DIFFERENCES

•When contrasted with

Indigenous Media *Usable to unique the library, which is
VS. individuals precise and authentic,
Library certain material from
*Sharing data and native media may not be
information reliable.

•In separate ways, the

two of them share
information.

•The public can get to

data whenever at a
library, though native
media isn't since the data
is conveyed locally.

2. Indigenous Media VS Internet

SIMILARITIES DIFFERENCES

•Sharing expertise and •Indigenous media only

Indigenous Media information is also covers a small area, but
VS. important. the internet reaches a
Internet large number of people.
•There's a chance that
some of the information •Indigenous media
is incorrect. focuses solely on their
community, whereas the
internet is accessible to
anybody.

•While indigenous media

is protected, the internet
is not.

Instructions
1. Provide the most logical explanation to each question. (3 points each)
Activity 2. Interview Synthesis and Critical Thinking Questions

1. How do the elders perceive the internet? Are they utilizing this source of
information for data gathering? Cite an instance where they have resorted to
the use of the internet.

Elders say, New innovations empower adaptable drives for more seasoned
grown-ups. They're anxious to accept new innovation and quick to learn on a
PC, mobile phones and so forth In any case, they communicated worry about
an absence of lucidity in directions and backing. Seniors today, similar to kids,
are presented to the web. They for the most part use it for amusement and
data like news and updates from what I've seen. They've likewise figured out
how to utilize online media in which they notice a great deal and can discuss
well with their family members a long way from them. All in all, advanced
innovation, for example, the web has critical advantages for everybody.

2. Do our elders still practice the use of indigenous media until today? If so,
provide instances where they manifested the use of this media in acquiring
information.

Elders say, Indigenous media, as I would like to think, is far from the present
innovation. It is more helpful just as engaging. Notwithstanding, in a far off
where innovation doesn't exist, native media is as yet valuable. It's their
method of staying up with the latest on what's happening and how they intend
to manage it.

3. What are the general ideas that our elders have when it comes to the use of
the internet in gathering information? Is the internet deemed advantageous
for them? If not, why?

Seniors imagine that social occasion data through the web is certifiably not a
strong ground. Since for them distributed books are even more solid than the
 web. They imagine that anybody can just set up any sort of data on the web.
While books go through a great deal of cycle before it is being distributed.

4. Do the elders find the use of the internet more convenient than using other
media information sources? Justify your answer with a situation that they
have experienced themselves.

Elders say, I don't think seniors discover the utilization of the web more helpful
than utilizing different media data sources. For them it's even more a problem
to learn first the nuts and bolts of PCs, web, and so on They are more
adjusted to the old ways like going to a library and getting books identified
with the data they are looking for. Just by confronting the PC and taking a
gander at the console, it takes a great deal for them to deal with it to them on
the best way to type and what to type.

5. How do the elders perceive a library? Do they also find libraries fun to visit and
acquire information with? If so, cite a scenario where they have gone to a
library and list down the things that they have done there.

Elder say, Nowadays? Frankly, I don't think individuals actually look or go to

libraries to look for or discover data. They would prefer to ask grown-ups for
answers than direct exploration. Also, in different spots, there are no open
libraries to visit.
6. In the ‘New Normal’ setting, where do the elders acquire most of their
information?

Elders say, They guarantee that under this new ordinary, they get most of
their data from online media destinations like Facebook. They can likewise
watch their favored news channel through a livestream given by certain
pages, just as live houses of worship.

7. If the elders were to choose among the different media information sources,
what do they most prefer to use in acquiring information? Provide support to
their claims.

Elderly folks say, They are bound to utilize the Internet in the event that they
select among various wellsprings of media data. They are the older people
who are to a great extent small kids and youngsters influenced by individuals
they live with. At the point when you discover material that intrigues you,
Google Chrome is utilized for survey it.

8. Jerome is a high school student. He noticed that most of his classmates

retweeted a tweet stating that classes are suspended tomorrow due to a
typhoon. Still puzzled, he checked the profile of the one who posted the
information. He noticed that it is a parody account of a certain politician.
Should Jerome share the same information? Why or why not?

No, Jerome ought not educate others with a similar information. He should try
not to be a wellspring of falsehood. This post might give off an impression of
 being a joke for his mates, yet remember that there are a many individuals
who can perceive what you transfer, and large numbers of them might trust it
in the event that they don't check and examine the proof introduced.

9. Doreen is an ABM student. She was assigned by her teacher to write a

concept paper about the change in consumer behavior of teenagers for the
past three years. In the library, she saw books and journals published ten
years ago. Should Doreen use them as references? Why or why not?

No, Doreen would not utilize these books and periodicals as sources since
she has been requested to form an idea paper about the progressions in
youngster shopper conduct in the course of the most recent three years by
her instructor. She should just take data from assets that are close to three
years of age.

10. How can we strengthen the identity of indigenous people in media?

By raising public mindfulness, we can support native individuals' personality in

the media. Since native individuals live outside of the city, a few group are
new to them, especially their convictions and societies. Making films is one
way to deal with raise public attention to them and urge individuals to dive
deeper into them.
11. Mrs. Rivas, a community leader, facilitates a balitaktakan about the approval
of the budget allocation of the barangay. One group proposes that education
should be a top priority. However, another group says that health should be
given more importance. How can she facilitate a constructive discussion?

She can assist them with having a useful discussion by empowering them to
each propose their own suggestions. Every one of them ought to completely
examine and assess whether instruction or wellbeing should outweigh
everything else. Truth be told, everybody will have their own point of view,
anyway toward the day's end, one of them could be picked paying little mind
to one another's perspectives, and the larger part will in any case win, yet
maybe the most fundamental thing is to dissect their barangay's condition.

12. Erika, a content producer, wants to feature the life of indigenous groups in
the Philippines. How should she showcase their culture and tradition?

Erika should film a narrative to advance the native gathering's set of

experiences and customs. Narratives are an apparatus for bringing significant
matters and giving a chance to understand and collaborate with the world.It
would be phenomenal to utilize the web as a stage to advance their way of
life by transferring it on different kinds of web-based media, like YouTube and
Facebook, which is available to the general population.
13. How can you search for firsthand information about a community?

You might acquire information about a local area straight by reaching the
genuine people living in that specific area. Despite the fact that it is helpful to
address someone who has a ton of data about this local area, what we'd
prefer to acquire here is direct data, consequently it's vital for them to truly get
the data.

14. If you are a researcher specializing on indigenous groups, why should you be
sensitive to their culture?

We should be cognizant that all of us has a particular arrangement of

convictions and social legacy. What we accept to be typical may not be
appropriate for them. It is urgent to be socially delicate since it empowers us
to perceive and regard different societies and can likewise assist with
diminishing social variety.

15. How will you fact-check information from the internet?

We may reality genuinely take a look at material on the web by utilizing basic
reasoning abilities, which expect you to survey the information first prior to
tolerating it. Verify whether the information came from a reliable source, and
do some foundation research on the person who shared it. Another
alternative is to gather information from a few sources. Since you would
prefer not to depend on only one source, it's important that the data be upheld
by numerous sources. Its legitimacy and unwavering quality will both improve
accordingly.