Introduction to Media and Information Literacy

Vocabulary flashcards covering core concepts, literacy types, responsible media use guidelines, and related topics from DepEd Grade 12 Quarter 3 Module 1.

Media and Information Literacy (MIL)

The set of skills that helps individuals interact through media platforms and access, understand, evaluate, and share information.

Information Age

The current period in which society relies heavily on technology for communication, work, and entertainment, with media acting as a primary agent of change.

Media Literacy

The capacity of an individual to understand the functions of media, manage media accounts or platforms, and determine their relevant use and worth.

Information Literacy

The skill of acquiring, verifying, and communicating data or facts legally and thoughtfully while avoiding plagiarism and intellectual property rights violations.

Technology Literacy

The ability of an individual to manipulate technological tools independently or with assistance in an efficient, suitable, legal, and ethical manner.

Think Before You Click

A core principle for digital communication emphasizing the need to verify accuracy, helpfulness, and respectfulness before sharing content on social media.

Bite & Beyond

A sample blog framework created for students, young adults, and food lovers to share easy, affordable recipes and cooking tips.

Intellectual Property Rights

Legal protections governing original creations and data, which must be respected when gathering and distributing information.

Plagiarism

The unethical or illegal act of taking and using another person's work, ideas, or content without proper attribution.

Economic Opportunities in MIL

Career and commercial advantages enabled by digital platforms and literacy, including roles like content influencers and online sellers.

Digital Media Risks

Potential hazards associated with social platform overreliance, including fake news, hoaxes, online conflict, privacy invasion, and identity theft.