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This document discusses people media, which is defined as the medium by which people learn through interactions with other people. It covers key terms, people as the source of media and in media, advantages like flexibility and interactive learning, potential issues like misinterpretation and credibility questions, and implications for education. Specifically, it notes that before other media existed, people themselves were the transmitters of information and helped create other media to more widely share information. In education, people media allows learning through having interactions, experiences, and doing activities.

PEOPLE
MEDIA
Group 3 - Christa Mayuga, Nelson Natata, Cherry Nicdao, Claire Marie
Olaivar, Maria Trinidad Paraguya, and Christle Pisco

Overview
I. Terms
II. People as Media
III. People in Media
IV. Advantages
V. Issues
VI. Implications on Education

PEOPLE
Human beings (men, women,
or children) considered as
numerable individuals
forming a group or assembly.

MEDIA
Is the means of expression,
communication or
conveyance that reach or
influence people widely.

PEOPLE MEDIA
Is the medium by which
people learn through
interactions with other
people.

INTERACTION
Is the mutual or
reciprocal action or
influence.

FEEDBACK
Is the helpful information
or criticism that is given
to someone to say what
can be done to improve a
performance or product.

LEARNING
Is the process of gaining
knowledge or skill by
studying, practicing,
being taught, or
experiencing something.

The people themselves
are the source of
information.

People in Radio Media
Are the people
who uses radio
in distributing
local and
international
facts and for
entertainment.

People in Television Media
Are the people
who uses
television as a
media for
dissemination
of information.

People in Print Media
Are the people who
utilizes text media,
specifically printed
materials to
distribute news ,
facts, and other
information to the
masses.

People in Web Media
Are the people
who uses the
internet to
inform other
people.

MISINTERPRETATION
message not understood
in the same way by the
audience.

SUBJECT TO CRITICISM
* Judged by the
audience
*Audience may be
biased

ISSUES ON CREDIBILITY
Tendency to just say
anything

TOO INFLUENTIAL
* Abuse of power
*Spreading negative
traits

LIFE RISK
There will be bad
people who will
threaten the lives of
the people in media

“In every step of the development of technology
and other types of media, people media was present.
they made the existence of all types of media possible.
They were the transmitters of information, they were
the information sources, before all of the other media
was made available. We, the people media, created
every type of media [from text to multimedia and
manipulative] - and we created them for a reason, to
destroy barriers and have a wider reach, to impart
information in an easier and faster way.”

H – Have
I – Interact
D – Do
E – Experience

People in Print Media
Authors of
books, journals,
and other articles
Published
materials
Used to inform

People in Radio Media
Can be used to
broadcast issues of
the society
Interactive
Radio
Instruction (IRI)
Used mainly for
information
dissemination or
entertainment

People in Television Media
Incorporated to
create educational
programs and
shows
Offers to wide
range of people
Uses mainly
both senses of
sight and
hearing

People in Web Media
Use of the
internet to
gather
information
Avenue to
explore online
features
Used mainly for
researches (as
secondary source
of information)

People in Instructional Media
Teachers as
professionals
Student to student
or teacher to
student interaction
Uses the
necessity of
idea-generation

Other people media?
Other future
implications?

“People media [is a] medium
by which people learn
through interactions with
other people [whether
directly or indirectly].”

Communication with stakeholders is integral to learning and transforming society. Media plays both positive and negative roles in education. Positively, media educates people on social issues and connects them. It stimulates learning through various formats like print, radio, television, and internet. However, media also has negative impacts like promoting stereotypes. Overall, media and education impact each other, with media enhancing learning when used properly as a tool, and education improving media literacy.

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1. PEOPLE MEDIA Group 3 - Christa Mayuga, Nelson Natata, Cherry Nicdao, Claire Marie Olaivar, Maria Trinidad Paraguya, and Christle Pisco

2. Overview I. Terms II. People as Media III. People in Media IV. Advantages V. Issues VI. Implications on Education

3. TERMS

4. PEOPLE Human beings (men, women, or children) considered as numerable individuals forming a group or assembly.

5. MEDIA Is the means of expression, communication or conveyance that reach or influence people widely.

6. PEOPLE MEDIA Is the medium by which people learn through interactions with other people.

7. INTERACTION Is the mutual or reciprocal action or influence.

8. FEEDBACK Is the helpful information or criticism that is given to someone to say what can be done to improve a performance or product.

9. LEARNING Is the process of gaining knowledge or skill by studying, practicing, being taught, or experiencing something.

10. People As media

11. The people themselves are the source of information.

12. People as Media in the Natural World

13. PARENTS

14. TEACHERS

15. POLITICIANS

16. EXPERTS

17. People as Media in the Virtual World

18. AVATARS

19. TEACHERS IN ONLINE CLASSES

20. People in media

21. People in Radio Media Are the people who uses radio in distributing local and international facts and for entertainment.

22. People in Television Media Are the people who uses television as a media for dissemination of information.

23. People in Print Media Are the people who utilizes text media, specifically printed materials to distribute news , facts, and other information to the masses.

24. People in Web Media Are the people who uses the internet to inform other people.

25. advantages

26. FLEXIBLE

27. INTERACTIVE

28. MAKES USE OF THE SENSES

29. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

30. Issues

31. MISINTERPRETATION

32. MISINTERPRETATION message not understood in the same way by the audience.

33. SUBJECT TO CRITICISM

34. SUBJECT TO CRITICISM * Judged by the audience *Audience may be biased

35. ISSUES ON CREDIBILITY

36. ISSUES ON CREDIBILITY Tendency to just say anything

37. TOO INFLUENTIAL

38. TOO INFLUENTIAL * Abuse of power *Spreading negative traits

39. LIFE RISK

40. LIFE RISK There will be bad people who will threaten the lives of the people in media

41. DEATH

42. DEATH People do not live forever.

43. “In every step of the development of technology and other types of media, people media was present. they made the existence of all types of media possible. They were the transmitters of information, they were the information sources, before all of the other media was made available. We, the people media, created every type of media [from text to multimedia and manipulative] - and we created them for a reason, to destroy barriers and have a wider reach, to impart information in an easier and faster way.”

44. Implications On education

45. PEOPLE MEDIA allows us to: H.I.D.E.

46. H – Have I – Interact D – Do E – Experience

47. People in Print Media Authors of books, journals, and other articles Published materials Used to inform

48. People in Radio Media Can be used to broadcast issues of the society Interactive Radio Instruction (IRI) Used mainly for information dissemination or entertainment

49. People in Television Media Incorporated to create educational programs and shows Offers to wide range of people Uses mainly both senses of sight and hearing

50. People in Web Media Use of the internet to gather information Avenue to explore online features Used mainly for researches (as secondary source of information)

51. People in Instructional Media Teachers as professionals Student to student or teacher to student interaction Uses the necessity of idea-generation

52. Other people media? Other future implications?

53. “People media [is a] medium by which people learn through interactions with other people [whether directly or indirectly].”

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