Media and Information Literacy - Module 11: Media and Information Sources

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Flashcards covering key definitions and concepts regarding media and information sources, including information evaluation criteria and indigenous media characteristics.

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Information Needs

What an individual recognizes, whether personal or professional, that will serve as the basis for making decisions to survive.

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Authenticity

The information’s originality or legitimacy, including whether there is a way to check its origin such as domain name and links.

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Validity

The accuracy and precision of information presented such that it is more factual, less biased, and error free.

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Reliability

The relevance of information and whether it is up-to-date; it may also encompass the concept of validity.

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Library

A place containing collections of books, periodicals, and sometimes films and recorded music for people to read, borrow, or refer to; a repository of information and written knowledge.

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Social function of library facilities

Providing a common ground for users to interact or a neutral site for individuals from different disciplines to come together.

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Indigenous Knowledge (IK)

Local knowledge unique to a given culture or society that contrasts with international knowledge systems generated by universities and research institutions.

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Indigenous Media

Media produced and operated by the government and the community that is separate from commercial, state-run, or public broadcasting media.

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Characteristics of Indigenous Media

Includes oral tradition, information stored in memories, face-to-face exchange, and information contained within the borders of the community.

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Quality Information

Information that is in accordance with the user's specific needs.

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Alternative forms of communication

Distribution methods such as social media, blogs, and flash mob performances that provide ordinary individuals with a quicker way of distributing information.

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Cross-referencing

The skill of checking information against other sources to ensure consistency as a means of determining reliability.