Types, Major Parts and Characteristics of Information: Chapter 6: Lesson 1

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TYPES, MAJOR PARTS AND

CHARACTERISTICS OF
INFORMATION
Chapter 6: Lesson 1
INFORMATION
 Are knowledge that you get
about someone or
something. These are facts
or details about a subject.
 EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION
 PRINTED/ PUBLISHED INFORMATION
 UNPUBLISHED INFORMATION
 NEWS
TYPES OF
INFORMATION  SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS
 SPIRITUAL INFORMATION
 EXPERIENTIAL INFORMATION
 RUMOR
 These are knowledge learned from the
school through formal instruction or
activities of gaining knowledge and
skills by studying, practicing, or
experiencing
EDUCATIONAL
INFORMATION
 Written in books, encyclopedia or
other related references that
contain information on all branches
PRINTED OR
PUBLISHED
INFORMATION
 There are reported or
investigated information
from a careful study or
research that aimed at the
discovery and interpretation
of facts, revisions on existing
matters and/or application of
UNPUBLISHED studies in life
INFORMATION
 Reported in a newspaper,
magazine, television news
program, etc.

NEWS
 Information are
posted in
websites for
SOCIAL MEDIA social
POSTS networking and
microblogging
 From a talk on a religious or
moral topic that are delivered or
shared by a priest, religious
practitioner, evangelizer, etc.

SPIRITUAL
INFORMATION
Knowledge gained from
experiences

EXPERIENTAL
INFORMATION
 Information ot story that is passed
from person to person but has not
proven to be true

RUMOR
 CONTEXT – big picture
PARTS OF  CONTENT – details
INFORMATION  MEANING – the impact
 RELEVANT INFORMATION
CHARACTERISTICS  VALID INFORMATION
OF AN  RELIABLE INFORMATION
INFORMATION
 FACTUAL INFORMATION
 ACCURACY
 COMPLETENESS
CHARACTERISTICS
OF HIGH QUALITY  CONSISTENCY
INFORMATION  UNIQUENESS
 TIMELINESS
OBTAINING, PROVIDING AND
DISSEMINATING OF INFORMATION
Chapter 6: Lesson 2
OBTAINING
INFORMATION
 Gathering of first-hand
information from the people
INTERVIEWING who knows what the subject
matter is.
OBSERVING  Carrying out a questioning
AND TESTING strategy
 It does not recquire conversation with
other people. It uses the senses of the
body to gather the important information.

OBSERVING
 Collection of data from pre-
defined group of respondents
SURVEYING in order to gain information.
 Spreading of information,
knowledge, opinions widely to
INFORMATION
DISSEMINATION a certain person or people.
METHODS IN
DISSEMINATING
INFORMARION
 written or recorded
communication directed at
NEWS RELEASE members of the news media
 a regularly
updated
BLOG website or
webpage
 informal
 messages
distibuted by
electronic
means from on
EMAILS computer user
to one or more
recipients via
a network
 written
message,
often
TEXT containing
MESSAGES short forms of
words
 online platform
which people use
to build social
SOCIAL networks or
NETWORKING social relations
WEBSITES towards other
people
PUBLIC SERVICE  message in the public interest
ANNOUNCEMENT disseminated without charge
S
 canvassing technique
 for sales, marketing,
advertising or campaigning

DOOR TO
DOOR
 small group method of collecting information
from community members
 provide a directed but highly interactive
discussion

COMMUNITY
MEETINGS

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