The document discusses the opportunities, challenges, and threats related to media and information literacy presented by Aldrin Jon R. Madamba. It highlights the positive impacts of media on economic, educational, and social dimensions, while addressing the negative effects such as cybercrime and illegal content. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of responsible media use and awareness of legal implications in the digital landscape.

1. • OPP__T_NI__ES
• C_A_LE_GES
• T_RE_TS
MEDIA AND INFORMATION
LITERACY

2. • OPPORTUNITES
• C_A_LE_GES
• T_RE_TS
MEDIA AND INFORMATION
LITERACY

3. • OPPORTUNITES
• CHALLENGES
• T_RE_TS
MEDIA AND INFORMATION
LITERACY

4. • OPPORTUNITES
• CHALLENGES
• THREATS
MEDIA AND INFORMATION
LITERACY

5. OPPORTUNITIES,
Challenges and threats in
media and information
MODULE 7
Presented by:
ALDRIN JON R. MADAMBA, LPT, MBA

6. Lesson Objectives
• Realize the opportunities and
challenges in media and
information
• Determine the media and
information opportunities in the
economic, educational, social, and
political dimensions.
• Be aware of the threats as they
might encounter it using media

7. Media And
information
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.

8. opportunities
• a set of situations that
makes possible to do
something
• are the positive effects
brought by the media
• some examples of this are
job hiring, freedom of
expressions and empower
citizen
• four dimension includes

9. opportunities
• The media increases economic
efficiency by providing economic actors
with more and better information with
which to make decisions, as well as
through strengthening economic
stability.
• An economic actor may be an
individual, a company, a government,
or even society as a whole.
• The internet offers numerous
opportunities to improve the lives of all
impact in economy

10. economy
examples:
• New Industry
• Entertainment Programs
• Film Production
• Broadcast
• Print
• Advertising
• Internet
• Mobile Communication
• Public Relations

11. opportunities
• The purpose of media and information is to
educate people, and through it, we are
given enough knowledge to understand the
lesson.
• Facilitating the flow of information between
students, faculty, and the campus
community.
-For example : classes through Google Meet or
Zoom
• Media and Information have provided us
with the opportunity to create an image
impact in education

12. opportunities
• The internet made it possible for social
media to develop. Allows instant
communication and information sharing
with huge groups of individuals.
• The media of today have an exceptional
role in forming public opinion and
improving society.
• Users have the access to share their
feelings and thoughts through the
internet.
impact in social

13. opportunities
• One of the ways that social media has
changed politics is the faster
dissemination of information like poll
results and rumors. Today, news are
available online 24/7.
• The ability for voters to communicate
more easily with candidates and
elected officials is one of the ways in
which the use of social media
impacts in politics

14. politics
VICO SOTTO
• He became well-known on social
media because he used it to
connect with more people , to
show his accomplishments, and
whatever he is doing.
example:

15. challenges
• something new and
difficult which requires
great effort and
determination.
• are the negatives effects
brought by the media.
• includes Illegal Content,
Cybercrime, Copyright
Infringement, Identity
Theft.

16. challenges
• any type of content that could be
damaging to young people which
includes:
• Real or simulated violence
• Sexually explicit content
• Content promoting hate, based on
race, religion or sexual preference
• Content that promotes extreme
dieting or taking drugs.
Illegal content

17. illegal content
MOMO CHALLENGE
• internet urban legend that was
rumored to spread through social
media
• was reported that children and
adolescents were being instructed
by a user named Momo to perform
a series of dangerous assignments
or missions including violent
attacks, self-harm and suicide.
example:

18. challenges
• Also called computer
crime and computer
oriented crime, refers to
any illegal activity that
takes place online or on a
computer.
Cybercrime

19. Copyright infringement
challenges
• When a copyrighted
work is copied,
distributed, performed,
shown in public, or
turned into a different
work without the

20. Example:
copyright infringement
• Recording a film in a
movie theater
• Literature - novels,
essays, poems, etc.
• Music - melodies,
musical notes, etc.

21. identity theft
challenges
• is a serious crime that
happens when someone
steals your personal
information and uses it to
commit fraud or other
crimes without your

22. Financial Identity
Theft
-using someone else's
identity to gain access to
their financial accounts,
get credit, or buy things or
get services.
forms of identity theft

23. Identity Cloning
-using another person's
information to
impersonate him or her
in social situations.
forms of identity theft

24. Criminal Identity
Theft
-pretending to be
someone else when
accused or caught for a
crime.
forms of identity theft

25. Medical Identity Theft
-using another identity to
obtain medical care or
drugs.
forms of identity theft

26. threats
• 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

27. liber / slander
threats
• Libel is committed when someone,
with intent, publishes a false
statement that harms another
person's reputation, office, trade,
business, or means of livelihood.
Libel is a violation of Article 355 of
the Revised Penal Code in the
Philippines.

28. • 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
threats

29. our main source to get information is the media. Without media,
we will never be updated on the day-to-day events that are
happening in surroundings. media is used to raise awareness
but sometimes they use it for biases. In using the media, we
must follow some rules and etiquettes. Information is powerful
but we must not abuse it.
-Alkuino, 2017

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