This document discusses obtaining, providing, and disseminating information. It outlines several key points: 1. There are three main types of information: context, content, and meaning. Context provides background, content includes details, and meaning is the impact or interpretation. 2. Information can be obtained through methods like interviewing, observing, testing, and surveying. It also discusses characteristics of reliable information. 3. Information can be disseminated through various channels like news releases, blogs, emails, text messages, social media, and community meetings. Creating an informative video blog on a clear topic with research, structure, and engagement is also discussed.

1. Obtaining, Providing
and Disseminating
Information
Cagayan State University Lasam
Centro 02, Lasam, Cagayan
Subject Teacher
ROCKY BOY M. CASILANA
UNIT 4:

2. At the end of this unit, you are
expected to:
1. discuss the type of information and ways of
obtaining, providing and disseminating Information;
2. demonstrate the different ways in obtaining
through group activities and:
3. appreciate the type of information, diferent types
of obtaining and providing and disseminating
information by actively participating int the
communicative tasks given in class.

3. ACTIVATING PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
(KWL)
Know
Want To Know
Learned

4. Topic 1. The Types of Information and
Ways of Obtaining Information
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:
1. discuss the kind of information;
2. compare and contrast the kinds of
information; and
3. perform the different ways in obtaining
information through collaborative activity.

5. TYPES OF INFORMATION
Context- Big Picture
Content- details
Meaning- the impact
there are three types of information
that we deal with every day. They
are:
context
content meaning
information
interpretation
interplay
implementation

6. PARTS OF INFORMATION
Context is a part of a
written or spoken
statement that precede or
follow specific word or
passage, usually
influencing its meaning. It is
a set of circumstances or
facts that surround a
particular event, situation
etc.
(i.e.) you have
misinterpreted my remark
because you took it out of
context
CONTENT
CONTEXT
Content is the information
and experiences that are
directed towards an end user
or audience. Context is
“something to be expressed
through some speech, writing
or any of various arts”.
It is the amount of information
conveyed by a particular unit
of language in a particular
context.
MEANING
Meaning is the message
conveyed by words, entences,
and symbol in a context. It is
only through meanings that
we make sense of our
existence, In life, we find
meaning through the sense of
purpose which make life
worthwhile.
Frank(1978) aptly pointed out,
a firm sense of meaning is
essential for optimal human
development.

7. Characteristicsof
Information
-capable of making a
difference in making a
decision.
01.
-more in- dept information
that allows greater insight.
02.
-authentic, consistent,
infallible or information
that suggests consistent
dependability of judgement
or result.
03.
something documented,
established, confirmable,
supportable, sustainable,
verifiable, indisputable,
irrefutable, undeniable,
unquestionable and undoubted.
04.
RELEVANT INFORMATION VALID INFORMATION
RELIABLE INFORMATION FACTUAL INFORMATION
*aside from these, the five characteristics of highly quality information are accuracy,
completeness, consistency, uniqueness and timeless. Information needs to be of high
quality to be useful and accurate as well.

8. Topic 2. Providing and
Disseminating Information
Discuss the different ways of obtaining,
providing and disseminating information;
Identify the different methods in
disseminating information, and
Obtain provide and disseminate
information by actively participating in
the communicative tasks given in class.
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:

9. INTERVIEWING
Prepare carefully
Maintain a professional attitude
Probe
Record
One convenient way to obtain
information about a topic is to conduct
an information interview. The person’s
goal is to discover the appropriate
facts from a person who knows them.
To conduct a profitable interview, must
follow this process:

10. OBSERVING AND TESTING
In both observing and testing, someone
is carrying out a questioning strategy.
Observing is watching intentionally in
order to discover the elements in a
situation. Someone places herself in
situation to observe and record his or
her observations.
When observing in order to collect
information, the basic act should be
considered.

11. SURVEYING
Survey is defined as a research
method use for collecting data from a
presentation group of respondents to
gain information and insights on
various topics on interest. Surveys
have a variety of purpose and can be
carried out in many ways.
This can be done through telephone
surveys, mail surveys, email surveys,
and internet surveys.

12. INFORMATION DISSEMINATATION
Information Dissemination means
spreading of information, knowledge,
opinions widely to a certain person, people
or to a bigger group of audience.
The purpose of dissemination is to influence
people’s behaviour, so that they will adopt
or at least become aware of a new idea,
product or service which is being
disseminated. The use o various kinds of
methods supporting each other is important
when planning dissemination.

13. NEWS RELEASE
BLOG
EMAILS
TEXT MESSAGE
SOCIAL MEDIA
PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DOOR TO DOOR
COMMUNITY
MEETINGS
a written or recorded communication directed at
members of the news media for the purpose of
announcing something ostensibly newsworthy.
an online platform which people use to build social
network or social relation with other people who
share similar personal or career interests, activities,
backgrounds or real-life connections.
regularly updated website or webpage, typically one
run by an individual or small group, that is written in
an informal or conversational style.
a message in the public interest disseminated without
charge, with the objective of raising awareness of,and
changing public attitudes and behavior towards a
social issue.
messages distributed by electronic means from one
computer user to one or more recipients via network.
a canvassing technique that is generally used for
sales, marketing, advertising or campaigning ,in which
the person walk from the door of one house to the
door of other, trying to inform, announce, sell or
advertise a product
a written message, often containing short forms of
words, sent from mobile phone from one people to
another.
a small group method of collecting information from
community members.
METHODS OF
DISSEMINATING
INFORMATION
METHODS OF
DISSEMINATING
INFORMATION
Information should be
disseminated properly
and accurately. Exact
and sufficient
information are only
the things to be
provided to the proper
authority or person.
The following are
some methods for
disseminating
information:

14. CREATING AN INFORMATIVE VLOG
Clear Topic:
Choose a specific and relevant topic that adds value to your audience.
Research & Accuracy:
Research thoroughly and ensure information presented is accurate and
reliable.
Engaging Presentation:
Use engaging visuals, examples, and clear explanations to captivate your
audience.
Structured Content:
Organize your vlog content logically to aid understanding and retention.
Interaction & Engagement:
Encourage audience interaction through comments, questions, and calls to
action.
Quality Production:
Maintain high-quality video, audio, and visuals for a professional
appearance.
Credible Sources:
Provide credible sources or references for the information shared.
Ethical Considerations:
Respect copyrights, avoid spreading misinformation, and be mindful of
your content's impact.
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