The document discusses various emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, virtual worlds, internet glasses, brainwave sensing, and more. It provides details on what each technology is, examples of current and potential applications, and how they can continue to advance and transform lives. The document consists of a group report from November 2022 on technology trends and their impact on media literacy.

1. INTO THE FUTURE
MEDIA INFORMATION LITERACY
Current and Future Trends of Media
and Information

2. Let's Have a Game
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3. JUMBLED WORDS
ITRAFIACIL ENTLLIGINECE
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4. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

5. JUMBLED WORDS
TENRETNI SESSALG
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6. INTERNET GLASSES

7. JUMBLED WORDS
BRANIEVAW GENSINS
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8. BRAINWAVE SENSING

9. JUMBLED WORDS
LAUTRIV SDLROW
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10. VIRTUAL WORLDS

11. JUMBLED WORDS
NOTE NOITINGOCER
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12. TONE RECOGNITION

13. What's Trending?
Technology and Beyond
Technology provides various tools in
developing our literacy to media and
information in a more advanced
level. It will continue to advance,
empower and transform every
aspect of our life.
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14. 01
02
Contextual Awareness
a hardware that detects information
from the physical environment
Hard Sensor
Soft Sensor
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the ability of the device to sense
their physical environment and
adapt their behavior accordingly.
monitors and analyzes information
being retrieved by the hard sensor

15. Future devices will
constantly learn about
who you are and how you
live, work and play. As
your devices learn about
your life, they can begin
to anticipate your needs.
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Haptics Technology
a feedback technology
that takes advantage of
the user’s sense of touch
by applying force,
vibrations and/or motions
to the User

17. Haptics is gaining
widespread acceptance
as a key part of virtual
reality systems, adding
the sense of touch to
previously visual-only
solutions.
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Gamification
With the increase in the use
of gaming amongst the
younger generation, game
design thinking is now being
applied to non-gaming
applications to make them
more fun and engaging.

19. Gamification is radically
changing the way
companies do business,
increasing engagement
with customers,
employees and
stakeholders to levels
never seen before.
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Eye Tracking Technology
measures eye positions
and movements which are
analyzed through
computer applications

21. could have many
possible applications
including:
• Law enforcement
• Airport Security
• Safety
• Healthcare
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Brainwave Sensing
Technology is in
development that
enables the control of
technology functions by
the brain.

23. can be used in:
• Education
• Health
• Automobile
• Aviation/ Aerospace
• Defense
• Security
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Voice and Tone
Recognition
Not only can voice and
tone recognition be used
to confirm a person’s
identity but it can be used
to detect a person’s health
or emotional state.

25. This technology will open
new opportunities in
security and healthcare
– with mobile
applications.
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Internet Glasses
This technology can be
used in eyeglasses and
have uses ranging from e-
Gaming to military
defense.

27. In the next 10-20 years,
experts predict that
Internet glasses will
replace Smartphones.
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Virtual World
a 3D computer generated
community that takes
place in real-time, where
a lot of people can work
on an endless number of
tasks at once.

29. You can create a
personal profile or
avatar, change your look
or gender, design your
environment and control
how you communicate
and move.
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Artificial Intelligence
the power of a
machine to copy
intelligent human
behavior

31. This technology will open
new opportunities in
security and healthcare
– with mobile
applications.
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Massive Open Online
Courses free online courses available for
anyone to enroll.

33. MOOCs provide an
affordable and flexible
way to learn new skills,
advance your career
and deliver quality
educational experiences
at scale.
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34. Among the largest
MOOCs are:
• Introduction to
Computer Science
(Harvard / edX)
• Learning how to
Learn (UC San Diego
/ Coursera)
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35. • Machine Learning
(Stanford / Coursera)
• Justice (Harvard / edX)
• The Science of
Happiness (Berkeley /
edX)
• Intro to Artificial
Intelligence (Udacity)
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36. NOVEMBER 23, 2022
Select a Shot
A. VOICE RECOGNITION
B. INTERNET GLASSES
C. EYE TRACKING
TECHNOLOGY
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37. NOVEMBER 23, 2022
Select a Shot
A. HAPTICS TECHNOLOGY
B. ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
C. TONE RECOGNITION
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38. NOVEMBER 23, 2022
Select a Shot
A. INTERNET GLASSES
B. VIRTUAL WORLDS
C. EYE TRACKING
TECHNOLOGY
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39. NOVEMBER 23, 2022
Select a Shot
A. BRAINWAVE SENSING
B. ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
C. GAMIFICIATION
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40. NOVEMBER 23, 2022
Select a Shot
A. HAPTICS TECHNOLOGY
B. CONTEXTUAL
AWARENESS
C. VOICE AND TONE
RECOGNITION
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41. • B. INTERNET GLASSES
• A. HAPTICS TECHNOLOGY
• C. EYE TRACKING TECHNOLOGY
• B. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
• C. VOICE AND TONE RECOGNITION

42. Quotes Today
"Technology is a useful
servant but a dangerous
master."
- Christian Lous Lange -
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43. THANK YOU
May you treasure the knowledge you have gained today.
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