Lesson 4 - Types of Media
Lesson 4 - Types of Media
PRINT MEDIA
• refers to paper publications such as books, newspapers,
magazines, journals, newsletter and other materials that
are physically printed on paper.
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1. Book – a reading material that can either be fictional or nonfictional.
Examples:
• Almanac – contains detailed information about topics of special
interests like the countries around the world.
• Dictionary – a reference material used to find the word’s definition,
etymology, pronunciation, forms and its syntactical and idiomatic
uses.
• Thesaurus – the word entries are arranged alphabetically, each
containing the meaning based on its synonyms and antonyms.
• Atlas – is a collection of maps showing geographic features, political
boundaries, including the climatic, social and economical statistics of
a specific area.
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2. Newspaper – contains a wide range of articles which
appear on the different sections, such as news, business,
lifestyle, sports, and entertainment sections.
Two types:
• Broadsheet – target readers are usually the
professionals who prefer reading formal news and in-
depth analysis of issues.
• Tabloid – are for those who prefer reading condensed
news and entertainment articles that uses informal
language.
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3. Magazine – contains articles on various topics
depending on the subject or area the magazine covers.
Examples:
• Time
• Forbes
• Health and Lifestyle
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4. Journal – contains informative articles and provides
accurate reports on specific topics such as medicine.
Examples:
• Philippine Journal of Psychology
• Philippine Information Technology Journal
• Mindanao Law Journal
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Features:
1. Web Page – an online document that contains
information.
2. Hypertext – is a list of information that can be
displayed and accessed directly by users.
NEW MEDIA (Internet)
3. Instant Messaging – allows a user to interact with
another user through online chat in real time. Ex. FB
Messenger, Google Hangouts
4. E-mail – allows a user to send information to other
people in any part of the world.
5. Distance education – allows student to study online in
any part of the world through virtual classroom.
6. Ebook – refers to digital or electronic version of a
printed book which can be accessed using computer or
gadget.
NEW MEDIA (Internet)
7. Online Shopping – allows the consumer to shop at their
convenience because they can purchase while at home.
Online shopping provides consumers more choices of
products with a new and unique concept.
8. Media Convergence – it interconnects information with
communication technologies, computer networks, and
media content.
References
• Magpile, C.M. (2016). Media and Information Literacy
(Enhancing Education through Effective Communication).
Quezon City: The Inteligente Publishing , Inc.