Media and Information Literacy: Internet of Things
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The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as interconnected computing devices, machines, and networks that can share data over the Internet. IoT aims to improve efficiency, especially in communication. The concept allows any device to be connected and any information to be easily accessible through a smartphone. While IoT can enhance connectivity and make lives more convenient, it may also encourage overdependence on technology and reduce independent thinking if taken to an extreme.
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- 6. In what situation do you encounter Iot in the Philippines? We are now a Grade 12 learners, we have the subject – Practical Research II wherein we are making our on research papers by group. In Chapter II which Related Literatures are included there, every member should contribute. However, if one of the members wrote it in a one whole sheet of paper, that would be difficult. Instead,
- 7. he/she will just press that power on/off and the volume down buttons at one time or screenshot, nor he/she may also just copy and paste it then send it to your leader specifically Group Chat that is one of the features of Facebook Messenger. So you leader will get the file she/he needed and actually finished done his/her work. Also, when you forgot your assignments, you’ll just send to it your GC so you will immediately cope up. This helps us a lot!
- 8. How do you think Iot will evolve and affect Filipino? We believe that Filipinos society will be affected by this in any form that it might be present everywhere. I think that there will be a good and bad effect for this. This will evolve in offices, school and even in a normal day of a person.
- 9. What do you think is the relationship/cause and effect of IoT in media and information? Because of Iot, media will be easier to use and learn for those who are starting to know about information literacy. On the other hand, we believe that it can also cause negative effect on which people might take advantage or
- 10. depend on IoT most of the time which is not good because it might made people lazy as well as dumb because they are so much relying to Internet. They are not using their minds that causes it to malfunction. Instead, in just one click away, answers are on the way. That is the power and consequence of this “Internet of Things.”