Contemporary Society
- Refers to present-day society--the way people live, interact, and organize themselves in today's world.
- It is shaped by modern technology, rapid communication, and global connections, which influence culture, economy, politics and daily life.
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| Term | Definition |
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Contemporary Society | - Refers to present-day society--the way people live, interact, and organize themselves in today's world.
- It is shaped by modern technology, rapid communication, and global connections, which influence culture, economy, politics and daily life. |
1. Increased Life expectancy
2. Literacy
3. Gender equality | Contemporary society brings three changes, such as? |
Communis | Communication has been derived from the latin, what is the term? |
Share | Communis means? |
Communication | is the process of sharing information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings between people. |
1. Speaking
2. Writing
3. Gestures
4. Images
5. Sounds
6. Digital Media | Communication can happen through? (6 types) |
1. Source Idea
2. Message
3. Encoding
4. Channel
5. Receiver
6. Decoding
7. Feedback | What is the Seven Elements of Communication? |
Source Idea | This is the thought, feeling, or information the sender wants to communicate. |
Message | The actual content or information that the sender wants to share. |
Encoding | The process of turning the idea into words, symbols, or images that others can
understand. |
Channel | The medium or method used to send the message. |
Receiver | The person or group who receives the message. |
Decoding | The process where the receiver interprets and understands the message. |
Feedback | The response of the receiver that shows whether the message was understood.
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Mass Communication | is the process of sending information, messages, or
ideas to a large audience at the same time through mass media. |
1. Television
2. Radio
3. New Paper and Magazines
4. Social Media
5. Websites and Online News Platforms | Five forms of Mass Communication? |
1. Inform the Public
2. Educate people
3. Entertain audiences
4. Influence opinions and behavior | Mass Communication is helpful in 4 aspects, what are they? |
Mass media | refers to the tools or platforms used to
communicate information to a large number of people at
the same time. |
1. Print Media
2. Broadcast Media
3. Digital Media | Three types of Mass Media? |
1. The mass media can widen horizons
2. The mass media can focus attention
3. The mass media can raise aspirations
4. The mass media can create a climate for development
5. The mass media can confer status. | 5 Things Mass Media can do? |
Print Media | Refers to mass media that present information in
written or printed form, usually on paper. |
1. Newspapers
2. Magazines
3. Books
4. Journals
5. Brochures and Flyers | 5 Types of Print Media? |
Newspapers | daily or weekly news and current events |
Magazines | articles on lifestyle, fashion, sports, or education |
Books | textbooks, novels, reference books |
Journals | academic and research publications |
Brochures and Flyers | advertisements or public information materials
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Content | Technology influences what formats are possible in media, but it does not define their ____ |
Mechanical reproduction allowed quantities of books to be produced less expensively. | How did novels flourished? |
Mars Ravelo and Nestor Redondo | Who created Darna? (Most iconic Filipino superheroine) |
Mars Ravelo | Who created Captain Barbell? |
Carlo J. Caparas | Who created Panday? |
Mars Ravelo | Who created Lastikman? |
Mars Ravelo | Who created Dyesebel? |
Francisco Reyes, 1933 | Who Created Kulafu? |
Adventure comic, featuring a Tarzan-esque hero | Kulafu is the first? |
Lagim | A 1940s noir-inspired vigilante. |
Bazooka Joe Bubblegum | is a brand of chewing gum that became famous for including comic strips inside the wrappers. |
1. Pugad Baboy
2. Panday Komiks Adaptations | Two most popular Comics in Newspaper? |
Late 1980s | When did Pugad Baboy started? |
Palm Leaves | Before the discovery of paper, people used to write on? |
National Manuscript Library in Delhi | Old Manuscript are preserved in? |
Chinese | They were the first to invent the art of printing |
Wooden blocks to print letters | What did the Chinese invent in relation to printing? |
Tang Dynasty, 600 AD | The art of printing in china started during the period of? |
Buddhist Scripture, 684 AD, Calligraphy Museum in Tokyo | What is the oldest known printed work in woodlock? when was it created? and where is it now? |
Diamond Sutra, Wang Chick, 868 AD | What is the title of the first book that was published in China? Who is the Author? and when? |
1377 | Some copies of the Buddhist scriptures printed in _____ are preserved in museums in China. |
1300 | Block printing came to Europe by? |
Johannes Gutenburg, Germany, 1439 | He was the one who developed printing technology, Who? Where? and When? |
Oil-based ink | Gutenburg also invented an ______ for printing. |
1450 | When was the Bible printed? |
Latin Language, 1282 pages, Movable printing blocks | What is the Language of the Bible? How many Pages? And what did Gutenburg used? |
1556 | Printing technology came to india, when? |
Jesuit Priests | Who were the people that brought printing in the Philippines? |
Old Goa, Portugese Language | What was the First book printed in Indi? |
Doctrina Christa, St. Francis Xavier | What was the first book printed in the Philippines? |
Lithography | speeded the printing of illustrated pages by replacing engraving with a type of chemical etching. |
Photoengraving | is a printing process in which images or text are transferred onto a metal plate using photographic techniques. The plate can then be used to print multiple copies of the image or text. |
Computer-to-plate (CTP) technology | is a modern printing method where page designs created on a computer are directly transferred to printing plates, without the need for traditional film or manual steps. |
Electronic bar-code scanners | are transforming how best-seller lists
are compiled |
1. Google
2. Kindle | Two companies that spearheaded E-publishing |
E-commerce on the internet | the ability to buy and sell online |
Superbook | refers to modern devices like Amazon Kindle and Apple iPad that can store hundreds or even thousands of books in one small, lightweight device. |
Backlist | Refers to older books that were published in the past and are not new releases. These books may not sell as quickly as new titles, so they often sit in inventories and are harder to find in physical bookstores. |
CourseSmart | is a company that lets students download or read and highlight textbooks online for about half the cost of a printed textbook. |
OpenCourseWare at MIT | shares textbooks and other material online. |
Connexions | goes a step further and allows instructors and students to mix and edit material as long as the originators are credited |
Magazine | is a printed or digital publication that is released regularly (weekly, monthly, or quarterly) and contains articles, photos, and advertisements about specific topics or interests. |
Newspaper | is a print or digital publication that provides news and information about current events to the public on a regular basis, usually daily or weekly. |
1. Declining print readership
2. Competition from digital and social media
3. Loss of advertising revenue
4. High production and distribution costs
5. Trust and credibility issues | Five challenges of Newspaper and Magazine? |
Journalism | is the practice of gathering, verifying, and presenting news and information to the public through different media such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and online platforms. |
1. Digital-first journalism
2. Social media journalism
3. Mobile Journalism (MoJo)
4. Multimedia and interactive storytelling
5. Data journalism | Five trends of Journalism? |
Digital-first journalism | News organizations now prioritize online platforms over print or broadcast. |
Social media journalism | Journalists use platforms like Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok to report news and engage audiences. |
Mobile Journalism (MoJo) | Journalists use smartphones to record videos, take photos, edit, and publish stories. |
Multimedia and interactive storytelling | Stories now combine text, photos, videos, audio, graphics, and data. |
Data journalism | Journalists analyze data and statistics to explain complex issues. |
Citizen Journalism | Is conducted by people who are not professional journalists but who disseminate information using Web sites, blogs, and social media. |