The document discusses different types of information sources, including primary, secondary, and tertiary sources. It provides examples of each type of source such as diaries, letters, and textbooks. The document also discusses indigenous knowledge and media, describing them as originating within communities and including examples like folk songs and dances. Additionally, it covers different places to find information sources, such as libraries, the internet, and indigenous media sources. Libraries are categorized into academic, public, and special libraries. The document encourages validating indigenous knowledge sources with other library and internet sources.

1. Media and Information Literacy
Media and
Information Sources
Grade 12 – 2nd Sem
By: Ma’am Marriel Mae
Madriaga

2. INFO-SOURCE: Identify if the picture is Original,
Interpreted, or Summarized
Original
Original
Interprete
d
Summarized
Summarized

3. SOURCES OF
INFORMATION
SECONDA
RY
TERTIARY
An original,
uninterpreted,
or first-hand
material created
by the person/s
involved in an
activity or an
event
Information
obtained through
the analysis,
interpretation,
and evaluation
of primary
source materials
Involves
information that
collects,
organizes, and
summarizes
primary and
secondary source
materials
PRIMARY

4. EXAMPLES OF PRIMARY
SOURCES
Artifacts Diaries and Autobiographies

5. EXAMPLES OF PRIMARY
SOURCES
Letters Music Original
Documents

6. EXAMPLES OF PRIMARY
SOURCES
Journals &
Periodicals
Artworks
E-mail

7. EXAMPLES OF SECONDARY
SOURCES
Textbooks
Newspaper
Articles
Biographies

8. EXAMPLES OF TERTIARY
SOURCES
Encyclopedia Dictionary

9. EXAMPLES OF TERTIARY
SOURCES
Guidebooks Manuals

10. EXAMPLES OF TERTIARY
SOURCES
Directories Yearbook

11. Where to
find Media
and
Informatio
n Sources?

12. INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE
(IK)
•Facts, information, and skills that
originate in a community of people
sharing the same beliefs, ideas, and
culture.
•Ex: folk dances,
traditional medicine
hunting

13. Indigenous Media
•Indigenous means “native” or “local”
•A form of media conceptualized,
produced, and circulated by indigenous
people with information appropriate to
their culture.

14. EXAMPLES OF INDIGENOUS
MEDIA
Folk songs
Folk tales Folk dances

15. INDIGENOUS MEDIA
From the video “Suwod Ko”:
1. What is the message in the song?
2. How do indigenous people practice their
culture and beliefs?

16. INFORMATION SOURCES
•Indigenous knowledge (media)
•Library sources
•Internet sources

17. LIBRARY
•a place and a “means of access
to information, ideas, and works of
imagination”
•It is where artistic, literary, musical and
reference materials such manuscripts,
books, and films are kept for use and not for
sale.

18. KINDS OF LIBRARY SERVICES

19. CLASSIFICATION OF
LIBRARIES
• Academic Libraries - serve colleges and universities
• Public Libraries - serve cities and towns of all types
• School Libraries - serve students from school
Kindergarten to Grade 12
• Special Libraries - located in specific
environments (hospitals, museums,
military, etc.)

20. ACADEMIC LIBRARIES

21. PUBLIC LIBRARIES

22. SPECIAL LIBRARIES

23. INTERNET
•A global network of computers that
allows computer users around the world to
share information for various purposes.
•Search engines are the main provider of
online contents from various Internet
sources and domains

24. INTERNET

25.  Interview, at least 2 elders from your family or
community about their cultural beliefs and practices
during their younger times. Making them as your source
of indigenous knowledge, validate the information you
gathered by using other sources(Library and Internet).
Activity 2:
Investigate the community.

26. Thank
You!