Q2_Lesson-1_Media_Opportunities_Challenges_Power.pptx

media and information

1. Opportunities, Challenges, and Power of Media and Information Media and Information Literacy (MIL)

2. Introduction Definition of Media and Information Literacy (MIL) The dual nature of media: a tool for both progress and harm The importance of understanding its core aspects

3. Opportunities: Economic Creation of new jobs and industries Facilitation of e-commerce and global trade New platforms for advertising and business promotion

4. Opportunities: Educational Easy and instant access to vast amounts of information Growth of online learning platforms and remote education Development of new research and learning tools

5. Opportunities: Social Global connectivity and communication Formation of online communities and support networks Empowerment of individuals to express themselves

6. Opportunities: Political Enabling citizen journalism and public participation Increased transparency and accountability Direct interaction between politicians and the public

7. Challenges: Misinformation Rapid spread of false or misleading information Difficulty in verifying sources and facts Impact on public opinion and trust in institutions

8. Challenges: Cybercrime Risks of identity theft, phishing, and online fraud Vulnerability of personal data and digital assets Emergence of new forms of cyberattacks

9. Challenges: Privacy Massive collection of personal data Erosion of personal privacy in the digital age The digital footprint and its implications

10. Challenges: Social and Psychological Cyberbullying and online harassment Impact on mental health Echo chambers and filter bubbles

11. The Power of Media: Influence Shaping public perception and social norms Driving social and political movements Setting public agendas and highlighting key issues

12. The Power of Media: Educate Primary source of news and information Facilitating knowledge sharing and lifelong learning Providing diverse perspectives

13. The Power of Media: Accountability Serving as a fourth estate Investigative journalism exposing corruption Citizen-led reporting for accountability

14. The Power of Media: Create Democratizing content creation Showcasing talent and creativity Providing entertainment and cultural exchange

15. Conclusion Media has a dual nature: progress and harm Media literacy is essential in the digital world Use media responsibly and ethically