Media and information literacy stem grade 12

the evolution of traditional to new media

1. Media and Information Literacy
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Unit 2
The Evolution of Traditional to
New Media

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LEARNING TARGETS
At the end of this unit, the learners should be
able to do the following:
●Identify traditional media and new media and their relationships.
●Editorialize the roles and functions of media in a democratic society.
●Search the latest theory on information and media.

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VALUES AND ATTITUDES
●Comprehend the differences between traditional and new media with an
open mind.
●Recognize the strengths and limitations of new media.
●Participate responsibly in new media platforms.
In this unit, the learners should be able to do the
following:

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Lesson 2
The Role of Media in Society
Unit 2| The Evolution of Traditional to New Media
Media and Information Literacy

5. ●Theinfluenceandrolesofmediainsociety
wererevolutionizedintheindustrialage.
●Digitalmediaisusedinvariouswaysdepending
ontheneedsofanindividualoragroup.
The Influence and Roles of Media in Society
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6. ●AvastmajorityofFilipinosareactiveonsocialmedia.
●Otherentitiessuchasbusinessorganizations,
government,political,andentertainmentpersonalities
alsouseitheavily.
●Itispowerfulwhenusedcorrectlyandcatastrophic
whenmisused.
Social Media
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7. ●Governmentagenciesuseinformationand
communicationtechnology(ICT)intheformof
applications, infrastructure, and
communication.
●Withthis,citizensareabletoaccess
governmentservicesonline.
E-governance
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8. Research
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1.Find a partner.
2.Research three news stories that went viral on social media.
3.Assess how you think each viral news affected its readers and society in
general.
4.Present your research to the class.

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What are the different types
of e-government services?
DIVE IN

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a.Government-to-citizen(G2C)–The
citizenshaveaccesstopublicservices
online.SomeexamplesareNBIand
NSOportals,wherecitizenscanapply
forimportantdocumentssuchas
clearancesandcertificates.
DIVE IN

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a.Government-to-business(G2B)–This
caterstothebusinesscommunityand
makesitconvenientforthemtodealwith
businessdocuments.Forexample,thereare
businessdepartment websiteswithin
municipalitieswherebusinessescanapply
forbusinesspermitsorrenewals.
DIVE IN

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https://web-services.bir.gov.ph/newbizreg/

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a.Government-to-employee (G2E)–
Thiscoversassistancetogovernment
employees.Itcanfacilitatetransactions
betweendifferentdepartmentsor
agencieswithinthegovernment.For
example,SSSemployeescanavailof
TESDAtrainingonline.
DIVE IN

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https://e-tesda.gov.ph/

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a.Government-to-government
(G2G)–Thiscanbeatthelocalor
domestic level.Interactions
betweenvariousdepartmentsor
governments,suchasUSembassy
applications,aredonehere.
DIVE IN

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https://www.ustraveldocs.com/ph/ph-niv-appointmentschedule.asp

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