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UNESCO

United Nations, Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

ability to read and write

literacy

associated with a set of tangible skills especially the skills of writing and reading

literacy

seen as an aspect of human rights closely linked to right education

literacy

set of skills that anyone can learn

media literacy

ability to access, analyze, evaluate and create media

media literacy

refers to the combination of physical objects used to communicate or mass media radio

media

set of abilities requiring individuals to recognize when information is needed and how to locate and use it effectively

information literacy

keystone of lifelong learning

information literacy

A person becomes literate when he has learned to maximize all kinds of information

information power

they introduces the big 6

eisenberg and berkowitz

refers to abilities to recognize when information is needed and to locate

information literacy

broad term that can cover data

information

responsible of using various technological tools in order to meet one's goals

technology literacy

science in industry and engineering

technology

kind of stone provide sharp edges to other

flint

fire

peking man

modern technology has escalated these gadgets

the advent of modern technology

internet users actively engaged on social media

72%

between 18-29

89%

users ranging 50-60

60%

above 60

43%

achieving the harmonious integration for the benefit of the consumers

common goal

people discovered fire and paper

prehistoric age

type of communication during prehistoric

oral language

movable type machine

johann gutenberg

type of printing machine of moving letters

movable type machine

primary medium of communucation

oral communication

early filipinos clothes no wearing of clothes in upper body

bahag/g-string (male) tapis (female)

spaniards created these clothes for women

saya, kimona, alampay, chimese/kamisan

spaniards created these clothes for men

camisa chino and chinese pants

native filipino dishes

laga, ihaw, tuyo, tinapa

made of bamboo and woven nipa leaves

bahay kubo

low table

dulang

people used the power of steam

industrial age

developed machine tools

industrial age

1st newspaper

industrial age

news paper is a more significant innovation than book

McQuail

notes the rise of an adversarial press

turrow

ability to conduct dialogue and even argue with the govt.

adversarial press

started travelling by trains

18th century (industrial age)

writer of canterbury tales collection

geoffrey chaucer

agriculture, forestry, fishing

primary industry

manufacturing industry

secondary industries

support primary and secondary, bank, service industry

tertiary industry

people harnessed the electricity

electronic age

invented the film and build a company known as KODAK

george eastman

photographic film

thomas edison and william dickson

assembling transmitters in bolinao pangasinan

james lindenberg

invented duplex telegraph

thomas alva edison

messages from the telegraphs

telegrams

developed carbon-button transmitter

thomas alva edison

got patent for telephone

alexander graham bell

use of microelectronic in the invention of computers

new (digital) age

arrival of desk top computers (apple)

1980

process of typing

word processing

cellular phones

1998

cp compact and handy officers

2000

computer becomes compact and portable

new century