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1. it is a feedback technology (using computer applications( that takes advantage of the user's sense of touch by applying force, vibrations and/or motions to the user

   haptics technology

2. it is used in virtual arts such as sound synthesis, graphic design and animation

   haptics technology

3. devices learn about your life, begin to anticipate your needs

   contextual awareness

4. combines 'hard sensor' info such as where you are and the conditions around you combined with 'soft sensors'

   contextual awareness

5. what sensor is this an example of? example: where you are and the conditions around you

   hard sensor

6. what sensor is this an example of? example: calendar, social network and past preferences

   soft sensor

7. can be used to confirm a person's identity and detect a person's health or emotional state

   voice and tone recognition

8. detect a person's health or emotional state

   tone recognition

9. can be used to confirm a person's identity

   voice and tone recognition

10. able to provide the precise description and location of a street-based issue using smartphones and mobile devices that can take photos and have GPS support

    intelligent routing to devices

11. measures eye positions and movements which are analyzed through computer applications

    eye-tracking technology

12. possible applications for eye-tracking technology:

    law enforcement (lie detection) airport security (iris scanning) safety in workplace (awakening/alerting) retail (monitoring consumer) health care (eye-tracking wheelchair) human computer interaction (just looking at something will make it pop out)

13. technology that can display images directly onto our retinas while not blocking our sight

    internet glasses

14. has users ranging from e-gaming to military defense

    internet glasses

15. will replace smartphones

    internet glasses

16. is an online course aimed at unlimited participation and open access via the web

    MOOC

17. meaning of MOOC

    Massive Open Online Courses

18. provide an affordable and flexible way to learn new skills, advance your career and deliver quality educational experiences at scale

    MOOC

19. MOOC sites:

    coursera.org edx.org novoed.com model.upou.edu.ph mooc-list.com

20. benefits of wearable technology

    increased productivity enhanced speed superior task accuracy outstanding wireless readability increased worker awareness

21. wearable technology increases production by __ %

    15

22. it is a development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

    sustainable development

23. a media literate person can:

    decode evaluate analyze prouce both print and electronic media

24. what is the fundamental objective of media literacy?

    critical autonomy relationship to all media

25. benefits of being a media and information literate person

    improve quality of life greater political participation better economic opportunities improved learning environment more cohesiveness social units

26. different resources of media and information

    audio text motion visual manipulative/interactive

27. all of the eras in the philippines:

    pre-spanish era spanish era american and japanese era post-war era martial law era post-edsa era modern era

28. in this era knowledge was passed through folk media and indigenous forms of media

    pre-spanish era

29. careers in pre-spanish era to spread media

    town crier messenger community scribe

30. in this era knowledge was passed through the publication of books and newspapers

    spanish era

31. careers in spanish era to spread media

    book writers newspaper writer editor publisher copyreader artist

32. in this era knowledge was passed through manila times, manila bulletin, radio broadcasting and movies

    american and japanese era

33. careers in american and japanese era to spread media

    book writers newspaper writer editor publisher copy reader artist cartoonist producer broadcaster

34. in this era information was spread through advertising, communication education, press freedom

    post-war era

35. careers in post-war era to spread media

    book writers newspaper writer editor broadcaster reporter producer media technicians advertisers

36. careers in martial law era to spread media

    media and press engineering

37. careers in post-edsa to spread media

    communication and information in nation building

38. careers in modern era to spread media

    web designer online instructors digital producers bloggers and programmers archivist metadata analyst data miner etc.

39. they serve as channels of information

    individuals

40. individual shave been empowered to:

    give feedback edit add on to the media artifact

41. characteristics of social media

    individualized, builds profiles connects with friends and people uploads content in real time enables conversation provides tracking

42. relationship or social media

    facebook

43. micro-blogging

    twitter instagram

44. special interest networks

    linkdIn pinterest

45. media sharing

    youtube flickr

46. collaborative news

    reddit waze

47. discussion forms

    google groups

48. group buying/merchant sites

    OLX groupon dealgrocer

49. virtual worlds

    farmville world of warcraft secondlife minecraft

50. advantages of media in relationships

    people who are physically apart can continue communication at a lower cost

51. limitations of media in relationships

    demands on relationship-building increases. private conversations can be vulnerable to exposure

52. advantages of media in entertainment

    can provide great entertainment and allows uers to have a respite from their busy schedules

53. limitations of media in entertainment

    can b e addictive and others find it difficult to manage their time wisely and focusing on a task at hand

54. advantages of media in learning

    provides a platform for real time collaborative learning resources can be readily available learners take control of their own learning

55. limitations of media in learning

    teachers need to develop skills for a more inclusive and personalized way of facilitated learning not all information is valid, accurate or beneficial

56. advantages of media in recognition

    instant recognition by the way of simply liking a post

57. limitations of media in recognition

    created a need for validation and attention

58. advantages of media in career progression

    easier to market oneself through social media. connections and referral are established more quickly

59. limitations of media in career progression

    there is no separation between private and professional. what is posted privately may affect your professional life

60. is a global media and advertising agency

    Universal McCan (UM)

61. is a member of interpublic group, operating under the IPG Mediabrands branch

    Universal McCan (UM)

62. this statistical analysis is similar to those of the ocean

    waves

63. would represent when researchers are gathering data

    crest

64. would represent a break in data collection

    trough

65. waves are __ measures of __ collection

    repeated, data

66. what serves as channels of information

    individual

67. traditionally what is media limited to?

    folk media writing creating a media artifact

68. a simple and flexible format of presenting information or conveying information or conveying ideas whether handwritten, printed or displaed on-screen

    text

69. is very powerful as well as in disseminating information

    text

70. the different sources of text

    formal informal

71. examples of what type of source of text? news articles published books newspapers magazines advertisements research works

    formal

72. examples of what type of source of text? blogs personal e-mails SMS text messages online messengers social media platforms

    informal

73. are created and distributed by institutions and go through rigorous process of editing or evaluation and are usually governed by censorship of the state

    formal text-based materials

74. come from personal opinions or views on different issues, process, etc

    informal text-based materials

75. can be short such as a single sentence or phrase, or they can be as lengthy as news articles or investigative reporting

    text

76. with what intent is text written?

    sending a very specific message to the target audience

77. also called font, font type, or type

    typeface

78. refers to the representation or style of a text in the digital format

    typeface

79. is usually comprised of alphabets, numbers, punctuation marks, symbols and other special characters

    typeface

80. what file formats do typefaces come in?

    True Type Font (.ttf) Open Type Font (.otf, etc.

81. is the easiest way of communicating to your audience

    typeface

82. connotes formality and readability in large amount of text

    serif

83. this font is used in books, newspapers, magazines and research publication.

    serif

84. gives a classic or elegant look when used for title or heading

    serif

85. examples of serif:

    times new roman, garamond, baskerville

86. brings a clean or minimalist look to the text

    sans serif

87. this font is used for clear and direct meaning of text

    sans serif

88. such as road signage, building directory or nutrition faces on food packages

    sans serif

89. examples of sans serif

    arial helvetica tahoma verdana calibri

90. carries a solid or heavy look to the text

    slab serif

91. this font can be used for large advertising sign on billboards

    slab serif

92. examples of slab serif

    rockwell playbill blackoak

93. draws much attention to itself because of its brush-like strokes

    script

94. not used in large body of text

    script

95. have a wide variety of emotions

    decorative

96. examples of decorative font

    chiller jokerman curlz MT

97. design principles of elements:

    emphasis appropriateness proximity alignment organization repetition contrast

98. refers to the importance or value given to a part of the text-based content

    emphasis

99. a term taken from information graphics

    infographics

100. a visual representation of information or data

     infographics