Pros and Cons of the different types of Media
Topic
Possible announcement of
“no classes” tomorrow due
to inclement weather
Atomic, Nuclear, and
Particle Physics
Sources of
Information
Non-print Media
materials or Broadcast
Media such as
television and radio.
Print Materials
(Published Sources)
like books regarding
the said topic, journals
and encyclopedias.
Explanation for Choosing the Sources
Television and radio are the primary sources
of essential information to the public in the
event of crises/disaster such as a possible
announcement about typhoons or due to
inclement weather. Since most people uses
television and radio as their source of
information for it provides credible and
reliable news/announcements.
If you need context information on an
issue/topic or want in-depth coverage of a
topic, the suitable sources of getting this
information are; by using print materials,
especially if you’re gathering background
information or getting a broad overview that
provides in-depth analysis regarding the
topic. That’s why I chose print materials in
gathering information on Atomic, Nuclear,
and
Particle
Physics.
MIL - Media and
Information Literacy
I chose the internet as a source of
information
regarding
Media
and
Information can be
Information Literacy because it provides a
obtained and acquired
wide range of information. Media and
through internet such as Information Literacy is a broad subject. It
the utilization of search needs extensive/in-depth information,
engines.
which means that all required information
on this topic will be provided instantly by
the use of the internet. Still, we just need to
be critical in choosing information.
UAAP 79 Men’s Basketball
Tournament standings
Broadcast Media or
Non-print Materials
like television and
radio.
I chose television and radio as sources of
information because most of the sports news
or sports live is being aired on TV and radio.
Since many of us rely on getting information
on TV and radio and it is the main provider of
news. All that is being broadcast on TV and
radio are all credible and have reliable
sources, which means that the information
given to the public was checked and polished
thoroughly.
School policies prior to the
Second World War
Archives
I chose archives as a source of information
because this is an institutional data, which
means all records and information are kept
and stored in an archives. Archives provide
first-hand information or facts relating to
historical events or individuals. All
information from the past and/or present can
be found in archives that means information
about the school policies prior to the Second
World War can be found easily in archives
sections.