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Media literacy in the digital age emphasizes the importance of understanding and analyzing various media forms to navigate information effectively. The chapter outlines the advantages and disadvantages of digital communication, highlighting ethical considerations such as plagiarism and copyright. Additionally, it covers the skills necessary for creating engaging digital content suited for different platforms.
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Term: Media Literacy
Definition: The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in various forms.
Term: Digital Communication
Definition: The exchange of information through digital platforms, which has transformed how individuals share and receive information.
Term: Bias
Definition: A tendency to favor one perspective while disfavoring another, often influencing the way information is presented.
Term: Ethical Considerations
Definition: Guidelines that govern responsible behavior and communication in digital spaces, including issues like plagiarism and copyright.