RESPONSIBLE USE OF MEDIA AND INFORMATION

It refers to information that is false, but the person sharing or disseminating it unknowingly perceives it as something true.

It refers to information that is based in reality but is used to inflict harm. 

It refers to content that contains false information with the deliberate intention to mislead or deceive the audience.

Kim checks the truthfulness of the news she sees online by looking into other news outlets for the same content. She is therefore a responsible user of media nd information. 

Kristoffer’s Facebook friend sent him through FB messenger a forwarded message about an upcoming 7.8 earthquake in their locality. Rattled, he also forwarded the unverified message to his family’s group chats, warning them of such quake. He is a responsible user of media and information. 

Rezza and her research group mates utilize Google Drive to work on their study. She is a responsible user of media and information. 

Isa helps her local barangay in their campaign against COVID-19 by designing posters of local emergency hotlines and fast facts about the novel coronavirus. She is a responsible user of media and information. 

A friend sent me a video of a scandal from Facebook. Curious as to who the people in the video were, I also sent it to several of my friends. He is a responsible user of media and information. 

Rebecca validates the source of a Facebook post before she shares it. She is a responsible user of media and information. 

Erika believes that print media like newspapers and books are useless today because everything may already be found on the Internet . She is a responsible user of media and information. 

Mark cites Wikipedia in his research study because he considers anything on the Internet true and credible. He is a responsible user of media and information. 

Andrew Photoshopped a false quotation beside a celebrity, published it on social media and claimed it to be true. He is a responsible user of media and information.