Multimodal Content, Ethics, and Historical Essays Review Flashcards

A set of vocabulary flashcards covering multimodal text creation, ethical online guidelines, structural components of persuasive and editorial writing, and key concepts from Emilio Jacinto's Liwanag at Dilim.

Privacy

The concept that refers to protecting an individual's personal information from unauthorized exposure.

Social Content Guidelines

Standards followed when creating learning resources or multimodal texts to ensure that content is accurate, humane, inclusive, safe, and appropriate.

Alt description

A short description of an image that assists in the accessibility of digital content.

Accessibility

Design consideration in multimodal works ensuring that content can be understood by a wider audience, including people with diverse needs.

Plagiarism

The ethical violation of copying another person's work without proper acknowledgment or source credit.

Netiquette

Polite and responsible behavior and etiquette observed during online communications and interactions.

Storyboard

A frame-by-frame structural outline that sequences ideas logically, typically moving from title and context, to point, evidence, analysis, and conclusion with citations.

Persuasive Text (Tekstong Persweysib)

A text type, such as an advertisement, designed primarily to convince readers or viewers to accept or perform an idea or action.

Evidence (Ebidensya)

Data, quotes, or factual information used within the Point-Evidence-Analysis structure to support a statement.

Editorial (Editoryal)

An article structured into three main parts: introduction (panimula), discussion (pagtalakay), and conclusion (kongklusyon).

Editoryal na Nagpapahalaga

A type of editorial categorized by its purpose to honor or appreciate contributions, such as recognizing teachers who serve in far-flung communities.

Emilio Jacinto

The historical author of the essay collection Liwanag at Dilim.

Ang Ningning at ang Liwanag

A selection from Liwanag at Dilim that contrasts deceptive outward appearances with essential reality and truth.

Liwanag

A concept in Emilio Jacinto's writing representing clarity and essential truth needed by the mind to perceive reality.

Ningning

A concept in Emilio Jacinto's writing representing deceptive glitter or superficial appearance that can mislead people.

Good Leadership (Liwanag at Dilim)

A principle from Emilio Jacinto stating that effective leadership prioritizes truth, accountability, and the welfare of the country over surface appearance and clinging to power.