Welcome to the Grade 12 Media and Information Literacy module Alternative Delivery (ADM). This module is designed to provide you with fun and meaningful opportunities for guided and independent learning at your own pace and pace. You will be able to process the content of the module while you are an active learner. In particular, this module aims to introduce you to media and information literacy as an important subject in the 21st century, so that students are able to maximise the use of modern technologies and be a responsible user and capable producer of media and information. This module consists of the following parts: a. What I need to know (introduction and learning objectives), b. What I Know (Pretest), c. What`s New (Review), d. What`s new (introductory activity), e. What is it (content discussion), f. Moreover (enrichment activities), g. What I learned (generalization), h.

What I can do (application), i. evaluation (posttest), additional activities, corrected and references. This module has been designed and written to help you demonstrate an understanding of the legal, ethical and societal issues involved in the use of media and information. The scope of this module allows it to be used in many different learning situations. The language used takes into account the diversity of students` vocabulary. Classes are organized to follow the standard order of the course. But the order in which you read them can be changed to match the manual you are using now. To enjoy learning the lesson, you need to set aside any other tasks that will bother you when you answer the module.

Use the module with caution. Do not place unnecessary markings on any part of the module. Carefully follow all the content and instructions given on each page of this module. Write down important concepts that you will find in the lesson and that you can use for future reference. Remember to USE SEPARATE SHEETS OF PAPER when performing all the activities suggested to achieve all the objectives of the lesson. If you have difficulty meeting the tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your moderator. Once you have completed all the activities, ask your facilitator/tutor to evaluate your answers. The success of this module depends on your will and courage. Go ahead and enjoy the learning! After completing this module, you will: Legal, ethical and social issues in media and information 1. Cite the practical situation of when you should apply your knowledge of intellectual property, copyright, and fair dealing policies.

Create a portfolio that includes all your completed activities, whether online with cloud storage, blogging sites, etc. or offline with plastic envelopes. The wallet is collected within a certain period of time. Please note the schedule. You can download MODULES only in relation to the current period of your MIL teacher. Be sure to contact your instructor to supervise and guide you during the trip. 2. Create a campaign ad to fight the digital divide, addiction and harassment.

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