Media literacy

People Media

People involved in the use, analysis, evaluation, and production of media and information.

People in Media

Persons who work behind other forms of media, utilizing various media formats to provide information.

People as Media

Individuals who serve as the medium for another person to learn or acquire knowledge.

Opinion Leaders

Individuals who have influence in a community or industry, shaping public opinion.

Citizen Journalist

People reporting news and sharing information without formal training.

Social Journalist

Combines traditional journalism with social media to engage with audiences.

Crowdsourcer

Leverages the power of a group to gather ideas or resources.

Text Media

Means that utilizes characters and symbols for information transfer and analysis.

Visual Media

Media that relies on images, pictures, and illustrations to convey a message.

Audio Media

Means of communication that makes use of sound.

Motion Media

Type of visual media that simulates and represents movements.

Tech Savvy

Proficiency with technology, especially computers.

Credible

Able to be believed; reliable.

Flexible

Ability to use a range of technology.

Articulate

Able to express oneself clearly and effectively.

Dialogue

Speech, conversations, and voice-overs used in audio media.

Sound Effects

Additional sounds that enhance dialogue and provide emphasis.

Element of Emphasis

Technique of highlighting certain parts of text through bolding or italicizing.

Element of Contrast

Use of differing elements to enhance the visual effectiveness of a medium.

Element of Organization

Techniques such as whitespaces to show divisions in text media.

Advantages of Visual Media

Quick transfer of information, better memory retention, and high engagement.

Disadvantages of Text Media

Less memorable than other media and requires more processing.

Principles of Motion Media

Include speed, timing, transitions, and the use of sound and color.