Media and Cyber and Digital Literacy Quiz

According to Aufderheide (1993), Media and Cyber or Digital Literacy defines as:

• The inability to access, comprehend, memorize, and create messages across the variety of contexts.

• a tool for communication

• The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and communicate messages in a wide variety of forms

• None of the above

He defines Media and Cyber and Digital Literacy as " the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create messages across a variety of contexts"

• Amadioha (2009)

• Aufderheide (1993)

• Rodaje (2003)

• Christ and Potter (1998)

He posits that Media and Cyber and Digital Literacy is a term used by modern scholars to refer to the process of critically analyzing and learning to create one's own messages.

• Hobbs (1998)

• Hobbs (1992)

• Hobbs (1990)

• Hobbs (2001)

The exact type if media varies in:

• Only accessible media

• Television, radio, newspaper, magazines, etc.

• Exclusive on printed materials

• Handmade materials

According to Boyd (2014), media literacy education began in the ______.

• Los Angeles, California

• United Kingdom only

• Philippines

• United States and United Kingdom

Media communication lends itself so easily to the purpose of manipulating consumers ' perceptions on issues of what:

• Both Political and Commercial

• Commercial and Cultural

• Political and Consumers

• Cultural and Political

Choose among the following that belongs to

"what media literacy is not":

• Producing media is a media literacy although part of it is media literate.

• Teaching with media is equal to media literacy.

• Viewing media and analyzing it from a single perspective is not media literacy.

• Media literacy means knowing what to do and what to hear.

He/they identified "how to measure media literacy and evaluate the success of media literacy initiatives"

• Christ and Potter (1998)

• Bayang (2002)

• Livingstone and Van Der Graaf (2010)

• Koltay (2011)

According to _________ , Media literacy is " the ability to identify different types of media and understand the messages they are communicating"

• Potter (2010)

• Koltay (2011)

• Hobbs (1998)

• Common Sense Media n.d

Why Media Literacy is important?

• Media literacy is important because it helps you become a better consumer.

• Media literacy is important because it teaches you how to create your own media.

• Media literacy is important because it helps you avoid being influenced by the media.

• Media literacy is important because it helps you understand how media shapes your perceptions of the world.