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Media and
Informatio
n Literacy
Quarter 4 – Module 7:
Opportunities, Challenges and Threats in Media
and
Information

Department of Education • Republic of the Philippines

Media and Information Literacy– Grade 12
Alternative Delivery Mode
Quarter 4 – Module 7: Opportunities, Challenges and Threats in Media and Information
First Edition, 2019

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Media and
Informatio
n Literacy
Quarter 4 – Module 7:
Opportunities, Challenges and Threats
in
Media and Information

This instructional material was collaboratively developed and reviewed

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Introductory Message
For the facilitator:
This module was collaboratively designed, developed, and reviewed by
educators to guide you, the teacher or facilitator, in helping the learners meet
the standards set by the Department of Education. This module primarily aims to
help the learners understand the lessons in Media and Information Literacy
based on the Most Essential Learning Competencies and see their relevance to
real-life through a fun-filled learning experience. This module hopes to engage
the learners in guided and independent self-learning activities at their own pace
and time. Furthermore, this also aims to help learners acquire the necessary
21st-century skills while considering their needs and circumstances.
As a facilitator, you are expected to orient the learners on how to use this
module. You also need to keep track of the learners’ progress while allowing
them to manage their own learning. Furthermore, you are expected to
encourage and assist the learners as they do the tasks included in the module.

For the learner:

Welcome to the Media and Information Literacy Grade 12 Alternative
Delivery Mode (ADM) Module. This module was designed to provide you with fun
and meaningful opportunities for guided and independent learning at your own
pace and time. You will be enabled to process the contents of the module while
being an active learner.
Specifically, this module aims to help you discover the opportunities,
challenges and threats in Media and Information Literacy. It will help you
understand how media can influence the economy, education, society, and
everything around us.
This module contains the following parts: a. What I Need to Know
(Introduction and Learning Objectives), b. What I Know (Pretest), c. What’s In
(Review), d. What’s New (Introductory activity), e. What Is It (Content
Discussion), f. What’s More (Enrichment Activities), g. What I Have Learned
(Generalization), h. What I Can Do (Application), i. Assessment (Posttest),
Additional Activities, Answer Key, and References.
To enjoy learning about the lesson, you must set aside all other tasks that
will disturb you while answering the module. Use the module with care. Do not
put unnecessary mark/s on any part of the module. Follow carefully all the
contents and instructions indicated on every page of this module. Take note of
the significant concepts you find in the lesson, which you may use for future
references. Keep in mind to USE SEPARATE SHEETS OF PAPER in doing all the
provided activities to meet all the lesson’s objectives. If you encounter any
difficulty in answering the tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your
facilitator. After accomplishing all the activities, let your facilitator/guardian
assess your answers. The success in accomplishing this module depends on your
will and grit. Keep going and enjoy learning!

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 What I Need to Know

This module was designed and written to help you understand various
opportunities, challenges and threats in media and information. It can be used in
many different learning situations. The language used recognizes the diverse
vocabulary levels of students. The lessons are arranged to follow the standard
sequence of the course but the order in which you read them can be changed to
correspond with the textbook you are now using.

After going through this module, you are expected to cite an example of
an issue showing the power of media and information to effect change
(MIL11/12OCP – lllh25)

What I Know

A. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter on a separate sheet of
paper.

1. What is associated to a global computer network providing a variety

of information and communication facilities?
a. email c. you tube
b. internet d. information
2. Which of the following is not a traditional method in getting the needed
data and information?
a. Government Document c. Journalistic Writings
b. Eyewitness Account d. Yahoo
3. In the education sector, the use of technology is vital due to the
following reasons except .
a. It creates convenience in sharing and receiving information.
b. It supplements lessons.
c. It allows holding online lectures.
d. It increases sales of products and services.
4. What is referred to as a discipline in the curriculum of the senior high
school that fosters equitable access to information and knowledge?
a. Media and Information Literacy c. Personality Development
b. Philippine Politics and Governance d. Oral Communication
5. Which of the following is not a malicious threat of an internet?
a. Virus c. Spyware
b. Spam d. Digital Communication landscape

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 6. What is meant by Media Innovation?
a. Change in several aspects of media.
b. Development in media platforms.
c. Technological changes and advancements.
d. All of the above.
7. Which does not belong to the group in the context of media innovation?
a. Website games
b. Computer animation
c. Computer-human interface
d. Typewriter
8. What is referred to as the collection, dissemination and analysis of
news information by the general public?
a. Online Shopping c. Citizen Journalism
b. Phishing d. Media Innovation
9. Which of the following must obtain sensitive information?
a. Usernames c. Credit Cards
b. Passwords d. All of the above.
10.Who among the following are responsible in human trafficking as
one challenge of media and information?
a. thieves c. drug lords
b. traffickers d. IT specialists

B. Write A if the statement is true, and B if the statement is false. Write your
answer on a separate sheet.
11. Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion.
12. An opinion is a self-report of feelings and personal
judgement accompanied by responsibility of thought.
13. Libel can be committed in the form of writing.
14. Piracy has become more rampant.
15. Cybercrime law includes laws related to computer crimes, internet
crimes, Information crimes, communications crimes and technology
crimes.

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 Opportunities, Challenges
Lesso
n1
and Threats in Media and
Information

Do you ever wonder what makes technology in business, education and

other sectors so important? The answer to this question is evident – technology
saves time and effort, and most importantly, it improves communication.
Technology refers to the knowledge and utilization of tools, techniques,
and systems to serve a bigger purpose like solving problems or making life
easier and better.
Technology, particularly the use of internet, is vital in achieving any
business goal as it renders every transaction / activity efficient, i.e;, achieving
maximum productivity with minimum wasted resources.

What’s In

Recall what you have learned during the previous discussion about the
following terminologies.
1. fake news
2. copyright
3. intellectual property
4. fair use
5. netiquette
6. digital footprint
7. data privacy
8. trademark
9. cyberbullying
10. computer addiction

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 What’s New

How well do you know?

Write Y if the statement conveys a positive attitude and X if otherwise. Use
separate sheets.

1. Maria uses the Internet as the major source of his school research and other
academic activities.
2. Mrs. Diaz, an English teacher does not allow her students to go to the library
to gather data and information needed for the presentation.
3. Cora believes that development is always accompanied by some risks
and threats.
4. The school principal encourages the teachers to use technology in the
daily presentation of lessons.
5. Zenaida bought some pirated CDs and DVDs as her gift to her father
this Christmas.
6. Carlo shops online without double checking the credibility of the store website.
7. Parents of some students refuse to accept media innovation due to lack
of technology skills training and awareness.
8. Mrs. Santos uses the traditional methods of teaching despite advancements
in technology.
9. Dado shares his FB account passwords to his friends.
10. Some people use the internet to recruit workers for non-existent jobs.
11. Mr. Cruz welcomes the opinions and personal judgements of his students
during class discussions.
12. A group of campus journalists published a false article in the school paper.
13. Millennials believe in the power of media and technology.
14. The School Management always respects the feelings and sentiments of
the workers.
15. The boss sends the memo online despite the limited online access by
the workers.

Processing:

1. Why are media studies important?

2. What type of media content should you share?

3. How often should you post media content?

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 What is It

A Powerful Tool
Media and information literacy, an essential component of the Senior High
School Curriculum, fosters equitable access to information and knowledge,
which, in turn, open up opportunities. It is a field that deals with the effects of
various mass media.
Media and information are a powerful voice of the people to express
feelings and thoughts. People nowadays are already media and information
literate, but to engage in a digital society, one needs to be able to use these
tools, and inquire, understand, communicate, and think critically.

A. Opportunities, Challenges, Threats and Risks in Media

and Information
Modern professionals, students and adults use online materials to gather
the needed information for any research work. The Internet has made research
work easier. Is this a sign of progress? Some would say that the use of
technology is not always a sign of progress. For them, the use of traditional
methods such as government documents, minutes of the meeting, journalistic
writings, eyewitness accounts and other information sources is more effective
than the use of modern technology specifically the “internet”.
UNESCO recognizes that the internet holds enormous potential for
development. It provides an unprecedented volume of resources for information
and knowledge that opens up new opportunities and challenges for expression
and participation.
The principle of freedom of expression and human rights must apply not
only to traditional media but also to the internet and all types of emerging media
platforms, which will contribute to development, democracy and dialogue.
Digitalization and the accessibility of information through a wide range of
devices have enormously increased the information resources available to
people. The internet provides numerous and diverse opportunities towards
attaining our goals and objectives in life. It has positive effects in education and
in economic growth.
For example, online marketing has become vital to business success, as it
has a wider audience reach. A wider audience reach leads to increased product
awareness, which, in turn, results in higher sales.
In education, the use of technology is vital. It makes information sharing
convenient. In addition, educators use it to supplement lessons and to conduct
online classes.

Opportunities
Online Shopping. Through online shopping and by using a web browser,
consumers can directly buy goods over the internet. Consumers may visit the
website of the retailer directly or search alternative vendors’ websites using a
shopping search engine.

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 Citizen Journalism. It is the collection, dissemination and analysis of news and
information by the general public, especially by means of internet.
Suggested definition of Citizen Journalism from International Media Support,
which references to “untrained” citizens, on page 4 of the document on this link:
https://www.mediasupport.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Zim_IMS-Citizen-
Journalism-1-1.pdf)
Online Education. With internet connection, anyone can earn a degree
without having to attend face-to-face class sessions.

Challenges

Age-inappropriate content. With the unabated spread of media, one has to

be very careful about access. There is a wealth of information one can gain from
the Internet, but there is also content that is unfit for children and young people
like pornography and violence.

Illegal content. The Internet has also been, and continues to be, used by
unscrupulous people to further their illegal activities, like human trafficking, the
use of force, force, fraud, or coercion to obtain a commercial sex act or labor,
and child pornography. Some groups also use the internet to further the ideas of
racism and discrimination.

Privacy invasion and identity theft. Data posted on the Internet may be
accessed and used for illegal activities. Personal information may be willing
shared as pictures or text on social media or inadvertently given by users as part
of such offerings as games or surveys. It is important for users to be aware of the
risks before they decide to share their personal data. A way to get sensitive
personal information is phishing. It is the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive
information such as username, passwords and credit card details by disguising
oneself as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

Threats and Risks of Media and Information

It is stated in the Philippine Constitution that each person has the right to
freedom of opinion and expression. This right includes freedom to hold and
express opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart
information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.
With this right, we can negotiate, chat, and express our opinions and
ideas, provided that we show respect to persons whose opinions differ from ours.
Showing respect means listening to others as they explain their respective sides
and trying to understand their perspective and why. We do not have to agree
with them. Instead of dismissing them, we can engage them in a discussion and
avoid being aggressive. We can disagree peacefully.
Furthermore, this simply tells us that we should never abuse and misuse
our freedom of speech. Always remember that an opinion is a self-report of
feelings or personal judgement accompanied by responsibility of thought.
These are some laws against the abuse and misuse of media and
information, which violate the rights of others and threaten them in some ways.

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Libel / Slander
A person commits libel if he/she, with malice, publishes a false statement
that is damaging to another person’s reputation, office, trade, business or means
of livelihood. n the Philippine constitution, libel is a violation of Article 355 of the
Revised Penal Code. As stated in this article, libel can be committed in the form
of writing, printing, and other similar means. If the hurtful statement is spoken,
the statement is slander.

General example of libel/slander: Spreading false rumors about someone

having an extra-marital affair, damaging the person’s reputation.

Piracy
Piracy refers to the unauthorized duplication of copyrighted content that is
then sold at substantially lower prices in the black market. It is illegal under the
Cybercrime Law, which states that acquiring any digital copy of any copyrighted
material is punishable by fine from Php 200,000 to Php 500,000 and six to
twenty years in prison. The Intellectual Property Code and the Anti–Camcording
Law were previously in place to combat piracy in the country.
Piracy is a form of theft as it takes away from the producers and artists the
rightful compensation due them such as patent/royalty fees, product sales
revenues, etc . In 2011, the Washington-based office of the US Trade
Representative (USTR) as one of the world’s listed Quiapo in Manila among the
21 most “notorious markets” for pirated and counterfeit goods. It was removed
from the list in 2012, but over the years, piracy has proliferated via the Internet,
aided mainly by the ease of access to technology.

Cybercrime Law
The Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10175) covers all
other online anomalies such as identity theft, child pornography, data misuse,
cybersquatting and other computer-related and internet facilitated practices.
This law became controversial in 2012-2013 since it also criminalizes libel in the
online world, limiting certain exercises of freedom of expression.

B. Education, Economic, Social and Political Aspects and

Influences of Media and Information Literacy

Media Innovation
What is innovation? It is the process of developing a new method or
process or product that better serves existing uses or start to serve a previously
unidentified need. When we talk about media innovation, it includes the change
in several aspects of the media landscape – from the development of new media
platforms to new business models, to new ways of producing media texts
changes in other areas such as education, society, economy and politics.

Over time, there are always areas for improvement and advancement in
media. Innovation in media would mean new media associated with telephones
and communications, computers and internet, virtual worlds, website games,
human- computer interface, computer animation and other related media
improvements and advancements.

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Influence of Media on Education
Nowadays, media plays a crucial role in strengthening society as it helps
us to know the current societal issues not only locally but also globally. It also
enhances the teaching and learning processes inside the four walls of the
classrooms. Media comes in different forms and each form affects the way
people learn and interpret information.
Some platforms can be employed to reinforce concepts and spark
discussions, such as short films, written articles, blog postings, and other digital
media. Teachers can use modern technology, such as an interactive Smart
Board, to deliver the lessons and activities. However, a piece of chalk,
blackboard, Manila paper and other non-digital or non-interactive interactive
instruments like CDs and DVDs can still be used to aid teachers in conducting
lessons if the resources are limited.
Various media can be used in the classrooms to hone critical thinking and
problem-solving skills. For instance, a teacher can start and facilitate a
discussion on an opinion article in a blog, asking students whether they agree on
the position taken by the author and why / why not. Indeed, media’s power
should be harnessed to educate people – enlightening people’s minds and
training people to form opinions and find solutions to societal problems.

Influence on Society
Media’s power appears unstoppable. Almost everyone is exposed to
countless media images, advertisements, magazines, etc. With the advent of
social media like Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, Twitter, email and the like,
we are connected in ways that were not possible before. The communication line
is always open. Because of these, necessary societal interactions, camaraderie,
and development of friendships are facilitated.
The way we now deal with people with different personalities, opinions,
and ideas, the way we access information about human life, relationships,
education, careers, entertainment, and others, and the way we do business to
promote products and services online are all conducted with modern media.
These interactions are very different from before, when the most prominent
forms of media were magazines, newspapers and books.

Economic Influence
The new media has made it possible for any individual to offer products
and services online. The various media platforms are a means to augment
people’s income. It is indeed true that the new media affect the economic
progress and stability of the country.
Innovation in media has likewise created new online jobs opportunities
such as tutorials in various subjects, airline booking, art selling, product reviews
on YouTube, blogging, photography and other IT related jobs.
Social media was once an expensive platform for businesses to advertise
their products/services. But nowadays, any media-literate person and business
entity can set up his / her/ its own brand to reach people and sell products and
services easily.

Political Influence
With the wider internet reach in the Philippines and the corresponding
increase in Filipino social media users, political individuals and parties and
government agencies have realized the effectiveness and power of social media
platforms in terms of public communication.
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 Digital Diplomacy, also called E-diplomacy or Digi diplomacy is a
government’s use of social media and information technology to communicate to
the public, especially foreign public. Foreign ministries, embassies and other
government agencies have social media accounts especially on Twitter and
Facebook.
Spreading information through social media enables to directly send
messages quickly and cost-effectively to the target audiences, without convening
a press conference or sending a press release to news agencies. Because of this,
people now have greater participation on issues facing the country and the
world.
People have become informed about the subjects they need or want.
Through media reports focusing on the government programs, activities, and
issues, the public is informed about the political affairs and functions of the
country.
Not all media effects are positive. One of the current issues about social
media on political affairs is the spread of fake news, both locally and abroad. The
difficulty of confirming whether social media news reports are true has led to the
abuse of the medium by interest groups who share half-truths or outright lies,
which has led Facebook and Twitter to remove fake accounts and purveyors of
untruths.

What’s More

A. Using a separate sheet of paper, write an essay focusing on one of the

following topics: Choose one topic only. Be guided by the essay rubrics below
where 3 gets the highest point and 1 is the lowest.
A. The Influence of Media on Violence
B. Effects of Media on Socio-Economic Dimensions
C. Role of Media in Crime Prevention

This output will be graded using this rubric.

Rubric for Essay
Organization Style Conventions Contents
Paragraph Choice, use and Grammar, Presence of ideas
formation which arrangement of spelling, and developed
includes words, and sentence through facts,
introduction, sentence formation details, and
body, and structure opinions.
conclusion
3 Advanced Precise use of a No spelling, Substantial and
arrangement of variety of words punctuation or specific contents
content and sentence grammatical errors demonstrating
structure to create sophisticated ideas
consistent ideas
2 Functional Limited word Few spelling and Limited content
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 arrangement of choice and punctuation with
content that control inadequate
explanation
sustains a logical of errors, minor
order sentence grammatical
structure errors
1 Minimal control of Minimal control of Many spelling, Superficial and
content word choice and grammatical minimal content
arrangement sentence errors that
structure interfere with the
meaning

B. Determine in which sector the following situations can be categorized. Write

the letter of your answer in a separate sheet of paper.
A. EDUCATION C. POLITICAL
B. ECONOMIC D. SOCIAL
1. Media enhances the learning and teaching processes inside the classroom.
2. Teacher makes use of the technology in lesson execution.
3. Teacher makes use of the Manila paper, chalk and board as aids for teaching.
4. School head encourages the teachers to consider films and documentaries
and other interactive lessons in the teaching activity.
5. Michael opens a “lechon-manok” store and promotes his products in the
city FB group account.
6. Company employers create various IT-related jobs.
7. Government figures carry out the web for some diplomatic objectives.
8. The mayor addresses issues in his social media account instead of holding
a press conference.
9. Residents of the community question the legality of a city councilor’s
funding of the construction of flower boxes in the center of the barangay
sidewalks.
10. The Philippines is a republic with a presidential form of government
wherein power is equally divided among its three branches.
11. Teacher considers the use of written articles and blog postings as
some teaching methodologies.
12. The company manager accepts the idea that technology is unavoidable.
13. Nelly always opens her communication line with relatives abroad using
Facebook messenger.
14. The Santos Family tries to develop connection and interaction among
family members using the higher version of technology.
15. Sally makes a lot of money from her online business, where she promotes
services and products on her Facebook account.

What I Have Learned

Ponder on the following questions and answer them. Be guided by the rubrics
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below. Use separate sheets.
1. What situations demonstrate the power of media and information?
2. What opportunities can be gained if people use media and
information properly?

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 Needs Fair Good Excellent
Improvement
Correctness
(The ideas use
correct
grammatical
rules)
Clearness
(The ideas are
presented well)
Unity
(The ideas have a
single complete
thought)
Emphasis
(The ideas have
relative
importance)

What I Can Do

You are challenged to conduct an interview with at least five vloggers/

social media influencers. Explore the various reasons why they engage in
vlogging. Ask what they consider as the pros and cons of vlogging. The results of
the interview could be shared at once. Use various communication gadgets to
gather needed data and information. Be guided by the following rubrics in
conducting an effective interview.

Use of gadget Interviewer’s Skills - Interviewer’s Skills

(In getting the needed Communication – Data
information) gathering
3 Two or more He/she speaks effectively The needed information
interview gadgets with the good is gathered
are used pronunciation systematically
2 Only one interview He/she speaks effectively Only little information is
gadget is used enough gathered
1 No interview gadget is He/she does not speak The needed information
used effectively is failed to gather.

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 Assessment
Complete the sentences below by choosing the right word/s inside the box.
Use separate sheets.
a. freedom f. DVDs k. producers
b. expressio g. CDs l. artist/artists
n h. copyrighted m. abuse
c. nicely i. printing n. misuse
d. politely j. writing o. false
e. slander
1-2. As citizens of the country, we are entitled to of
. 3-4. Our opinions
are to be expressed and .
5. The action of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person’s
reputation Is .
6-7. Libel can be committed in the form of and and
other similar means.
8. Piracy is referred to as an unauthorized duplication of
content. 9-10.
Ordinary people prefer pirated copies of and
because these are cheaper.
11-12. This simply tells us that we should never and
our freedom of speech.
13. A person commits libel if he/she publishes statement.
14-15. Piracy is a form of plagiarism for it steals the compensation of the
and .

Additional Activities

Explain the following concepts of media literacy in few sentences. Be guided by the
rubrics below. Use separate sheets.
1. All media messages are constructed.
2. Media messages are constructed using a creative language with its own rules.
3. Different people experience the same media message differently.
4. Media have embedded values and points of view.
5. Most media messages are organized to gain profit and/or power.

Criteria Needs Fair Good Excellent

Improvemen
t 2 3 4
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 1
Correctness
(The ideas use correct
grammatical rules)
Clearness
(The ideas are
presented
well)
Unity
(The ideas have single
complete thought)
Emphasis
(The ideas have relative
importance)

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