Test study

Media and information affect communication by making it faster, connecting people globally, and providing easy access to information

Media and information only create positive effects with no challenges like misinformation

Being a responsible communicator includes checking facts before sharing and thinking before posting

Traditional media includes Newspapers, Websites, and Radio.

New media includes Podcasts, Television, YouTube, Letters, and Emails.

One negative effect of media is the spread of fake news and cyberbullying

Too much screen time is not considered a negative effect of media on communication

Information is data or knowledge that is communicated or received

Examples of information include news reports, weather forecasts, school announcements, and educational videos

Media refers to channels or tools used to share information, such as Television, Radio, Newspapers, Internet, and Social Media

Communication happens only through speaking

Communication is the process of sending and receiving messages, ideas, feelings, or information between people

Information Literacy is the ability to find, evaluate, organize, and use information effectively

Media Literacy is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media messages

Technology Literacy is the ability to use digital tools responsibly and efficiently

Technology Literacy is the ability to use digital tools responsibly and efficiently

All three literacies help people make informed decisions and require critical thinking

A media and information literate individual must think critically and respect intellectual property

Editorializing means expressing opinions based only on personal feelings without facts

Responsible media use prevents fake news, protects privacy, promotes respect, and builds trust