ENGLISH 6

QUARTER 2 WEEK 9

DAY 1
REVIEW
Guess the name of the following logos.
 DISTINGUISHING
ONLINE SOURCES
FROM VIEWING
MATERIALS
 VIEWING MATERIALS
Viewing materials are visual
in nature and appeal to both senses
like seeing and hearing. They are
sources of information just like printed
materials and broadcast media.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Online sources of information are

materials we can find online. It can be
an online newspaper, magazine,
or television website.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Peer-reviewed journals,
web pages, forums, and blogs are
also online sources. Other terms for
online sources are electronic sources,
web sources, and internet sources.
 ONLINE SOURCERS
These online sources can be
accessed through available
technology like laptops and computers
as well as gadgets like tablets and
phones with the use of internet
connectivity.
 INTERNET
The internet is a primary source of
online access. It is used by people to
access news reports, to plan and book
vacations, to chat or message, and
send an e-mail in order to stay in
touch with friends or to pursue their
personal goals and interests.
 INTERNET

Examples of internet media are

blogs, online articles, and social
media with the addition of podcast
and video streaming.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

A blog is a website that contains

online personal reflections,
comments, and often hyperlinks,
videos, and photographs provided
by the writer.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

It is a regularly updated website or

web page, typically run by an
individual or a small group, that is
written in an informal or
conversational style.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
It is an informational website
consisting of discrete, often informal
diary-style text entries or posts.
Many blogs provide commentary on
a particular subject or topic. A type of
blog that is popular among viewers is
the vlog.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
A type of blog that is popular
among viewers is the vlog. This
stands for a video blog or video log,
where most or all of the contents
are in a video format.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
Vlog posts are in a form of a video
of the vlogger where he/she talks on
a particular subject, reviews a
product or an event, or shares
his/her daily life experiences.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Social media is a computer-based

technology that facilitates the sharing
of ideas, thoughts, and information
through the building of virtual
networks and communities.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA
Its content includes personal
information, documents, videos, and
photos. Users engage with social
media via computer, tablet, or
smartphone via web-based software
or web application, often utilizing it
for messaging.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Examples of which are Facebook,

Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram,
YouTube, and Snapchat.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast is a series of spoken

word, audio episodes, all focused on
a particular topic or theme, like
cycling or start-ups.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

You can subscribe to a podcast

using an app on your phone and
listen to episodes whenever you like
on your headphones, in the car,
or through speakers.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast can be of any length, from

a 1-minute news snippet, to a 3
hours in-depth interview. It can be of
any frequency, from daily to monthly.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

It can be of any format, from simple

solo shows up to mammoth, multi-
person audio dramas. It can also
cover any topic, many of which
would never make it onto the radio.
INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Video streaming is the continuous
transmission of audio or video files
using an internet-connected device
from the server to a large audience.
It also allows the user to download
video content while watching it.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Some popular video streaming
services include Netflix, Disney+,
Prime Video, YouTube, and other
sites that stream films and television
shows; Apple Music and Spotify,
which stream music; and the video
game live streaming site Twitch.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
When getting and sharing
information online, blogs, electronic
articles, social media, video
streaming, and podcast are most
useful. Links and URLs (Uniform
Resource Locators) are provided for
easy access to information online.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES
Viewing materials and online sources
have also their distinct
characteristics and elements like
theme, characters, acting, dialogue,
shooting and production, sound
effects, scenes, texts, reality or
fantasy, and artistry.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Theme refers to the topic, particular

subject, idea, or issue described or
discussed in a piece of writing, a movie, etc.

• Characters refer to the persons or

individuals portraying a certain role
in a story or any show.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Acting refers to the performance of a

character in a play, movie, and the like.

• Dialogue refers to the conversation

between characters in a novel, drama, etc.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting refers to the process of capturing

an image.
• Production, in digital video, photography,
television, and film, refers to the tasks that
must be completed or executed during the
filming or shooting.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• This includes setting up scenes,

capturing raw footage, and using set
designs. Production has three stages,
namely: pre-production, production,
and post-production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting and production are processes

undergone in films and movies before they
are shown to viewers.
• Sound effects are sounds other than
speech or music made artificially for use
in a play, movie, or other broadcast
production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Scenes are divisions of acts in a play,

movie, story, etc., during which the
action takes place in a single place
without a break-in time.
• Texts are the original words of a piece
of writing or a speech that is written or
printed.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Artistry refers to the artistic ability or

skill; the quality of effect or workmanship;
a great skill in creating or performing
something, such as in writing, music,
sports, etc.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Recall the important key
concepts introduced in this lesson by
answering the following questions.

___________1. What sources of

information can be accessed with
the use of the internet?
ACTIVITY 1
______2. What do we call the type of
blog that is in video format?
______3. What online source is referred
to as a regularly updated website or web
page, typically run by an individual or
small group, that is written in an
informal or conversational style?
ACTIVITY 1

_______4. What online source is

referred to as a computer-based
technology that facilitates the sharing of
ideas, thoughts, and information through
the building of virtual networks and
communities?
ACTIVITY 1

______5. What online source is referred

to as an episodic series of spoken word
in a form of digital and audio files that a
user can download to a personal device
for easy listening?
ACTIVITY 1

_______6. What online source allows

the user to download video content while
watching it?
ASSESSMENT
Directions: Determine whether the
elements in the table are present in
viewing materials like television shows
or in online sources like blogs. Compare
and contrast television shows and blogs
by putting a check mark ( / ) in the
column that corresponds to the given
elements.
ASSESSMENT
Elements of viewing materials Viewing Materials Online Sources
and online sources (television shows) (blogs)
1. theme
2. characters
3. acting
4. dialogue
5. shooting and production
6. sound effects
7. scenes
8. texts
9. reality or fantasy
10. artistry
 ENGLISH 6
QUARTER 2 WEEK 9

DAY 2
REVIEW
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is
correct, FALSE if not.
1. Vlogs are a type of blog where
most or all of the content is in a video format.
2. Social media is a technology
that does not involve the sharing of ideas
and information.
REVIEW
3. Podcasts are exclusively focused
on written content and do not include audio
episodes.

4. Video streaming allows users to

download video content while watching it.
REVIEW

5. Spotify is an example of a video

streaming service.
 DISTINGUISHING
ONLINE SOURCES
FROM VIEWING
MATERIALS
 VIEWING MATERIALS
Viewing materials are visual
in nature and appeal to both senses
like seeing and hearing. They are
sources of information just like printed
materials and broadcast media.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Online sources of information are

materials we can find online. It can be
an online newspaper, magazine,
or television website.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Peer-reviewed journals,
web pages, forums, and blogs are
also online sources. Other terms for
online sources are electronic sources,
web sources, and internet sources.
 ONLINE SOURCERS
These online sources can be
accessed through available
technology like laptops and computers
as well as gadgets like tablets and
phones with the use of internet
connectivity.
 INTERNET
The internet is a primary source of
online access. It is used by people to
access news reports, to plan and book
vacations, to chat or message, and
send an e-mail in order to stay in
touch with friends or to pursue their
personal goals and interests.
 INTERNET

Examples of internet media are

blogs, online articles, and social
media with the addition of podcast
and video streaming.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

A blog is a website that contains

online personal reflections,
comments, and often hyperlinks,
videos, and photographs provided
by the writer.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

It is a regularly updated website or

web page, typically run by an
individual or a small group, that is
written in an informal or
conversational style.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
It is an informational website
consisting of discrete, often informal
diary-style text entries or posts.
Many blogs provide commentary on
a particular subject or topic. A type of
blog that is popular among viewers is
the vlog.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
A type of blog that is popular
among viewers is the vlog. This
stands for a video blog or video log,
where most or all of the contents
are in a video format.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
Vlog posts are in a form of a video
of the vlogger where he/she talks on
a particular subject, reviews a
product or an event, or shares
his/her daily life experiences.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Social media is a computer-based

technology that facilitates the sharing
of ideas, thoughts, and information
through the building of virtual
networks and communities.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA
Its content includes personal
information, documents, videos, and
photos. Users engage with social
media via computer, tablet, or
smartphone via web-based software
or web application, often utilizing it
for messaging.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Examples of which are Facebook,

Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram,
YouTube, and Snapchat.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast is a series of spoken

word, audio episodes, all focused on
a particular topic or theme, like
cycling or start-ups.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

You can subscribe to a podcast

using an app on your phone and
listen to episodes whenever you like
on your headphones, in the car,
or through speakers.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast can be of any length, from

a 1-minute news snippet, to a 3
hours in-depth interview. It can be of
any frequency, from daily to monthly.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

It can be of any format, from simple

solo shows up to mammoth, multi-
person audio dramas. It can also
cover any topic, many of which
would never make it onto the radio.
INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Video streaming is the continuous
transmission of audio or video files
using an internet-connected device
from the server to a large audience.
It also allows the user to download
video content while watching it.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Some popular video streaming
services include Netflix, Disney+,
Prime Video, YouTube, and other
sites that stream films and television
shows; Apple Music and Spotify,
which stream music; and the video
game live streaming site Twitch.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
When getting and sharing
information online, blogs, electronic
articles, social media, video
streaming, and podcast are most
useful. Links and URLs (Uniform
Resource Locators) are provided for
easy access to information online.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES
Viewing materials and online sources
have also their distinct
characteristics and elements like
theme, characters, acting, dialogue,
shooting and production, sound
effects, scenes, texts, reality or
fantasy, and artistry.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Theme refers to the topic, particular

subject, idea, or issue described or
discussed in a piece of writing, a movie, etc.

• Characters refer to the persons or

individuals portraying a certain role
in a story or any show.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Acting refers to the performance of a

character in a play, movie, and the like.

• Dialogue refers to the conversation

between characters in a novel, drama, etc.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting refers to the process of capturing

an image.
• Production, in digital video, photography,
television, and film, refers to the tasks that
must be completed or executed during the
filming or shooting.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• This includes setting up scenes,

capturing raw footage, and using set
designs. Production has three stages,
namely: pre-production, production,
and post-production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting and production are processes

undergone in films and movies before they
are shown to viewers.
• Sound effects are sounds other than
speech or music made artificially for use
in a play, movie, or other broadcast
production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Scenes are divisions of acts in a play,

movie, story, etc., during which the
action takes place in a single place
without a break-in time.
• Texts are the original words of a piece
of writing or a speech that is written or
printed.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Artistry refers to the artistic ability or

skill; the quality of effect or workmanship;
a great skill in creating or performing
something, such as in writing, music,
sports, etc.
ACTIVITY 2
Directions: Read and analyze the
statements below. Identify the viewing
material described in each number.
A. television show
B. video-streamed movie
C. both television show and video-
streamed movie
ACTIVITY 2
_________1. Its viewing may be
delayed, stopped, or continued.

_________2. It shows different genres.

_________3. It uses moving pictures

and sound effects.
ACTIVITY 2

_________4. It has available shows like

sports, news, travel, etc. for viewing and
entertainment purposes.

_________5. It has no commercial

breaks.
ASSESSMENT

Directions: Compare and contrast the

television cooking show and the blog
that features a cooking experience by
putting the given characteristics in the
Venn diagram.
ASSESSMENT
Characteristics
• Its theme is about cooking.
• It demonstrates actual cooking.
• It talks about personal experience in cooking.
• It is hosted by a celebrity or celebrities.
• It is interactive.
• It can be accessed online.
• It is realistic.
• It is artistically presented.
ASSESSMENT
Television Show Blog
Differences Differences
Similarities
 ENGLISH 6
QUARTER 2 WEEK 9

DAY 3
REVIEW
Directions: Draw if the statement
is true, if not.

1. Online sources, such as blogs

and social media, are not accessible
through devices like tablets and phones.
REVIEW
2. Podcasts can cover any topic,
but they are always daily in frequency.

3. Video streaming allows users to

watch content only while connected to the
internet and does not support downloading
for offline viewing.
REVIEW
4. Electronic articles are not
considered as online sources.

5.The internet is primarily used for

sending emails and staying in touch with
friends.
 DISTINGUISHING
ONLINE SOURCES
FROM VIEWING
MATERIALS
 VIEWING MATERIALS
Viewing materials are visual
in nature and appeal to both senses
like seeing and hearing. They are
sources of information just like printed
materials and broadcast media.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Online sources of information are

materials we can find online. It can be
an online newspaper, magazine,
or television website.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Peer-reviewed journals,
web pages, forums, and blogs are
also online sources. Other terms for
online sources are electronic sources,
web sources, and internet sources.
 ONLINE SOURCERS
These online sources can be
accessed through available
technology like laptops and computers
as well as gadgets like tablets and
phones with the use of internet
connectivity.
 INTERNET
The internet is a primary source of
online access. It is used by people to
access news reports, to plan and book
vacations, to chat or message, and
send an e-mail in order to stay in
touch with friends or to pursue their
personal goals and interests.
 INTERNET

Examples of internet media are

blogs, online articles, and social
media with the addition of podcast
and video streaming.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

A blog is a website that contains

online personal reflections,
comments, and often hyperlinks,
videos, and photographs provided
by the writer.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

It is a regularly updated website or

web page, typically run by an
individual or a small group, that is
written in an informal or
conversational style.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
It is an informational website
consisting of discrete, often informal
diary-style text entries or posts.
Many blogs provide commentary on
a particular subject or topic. A type of
blog that is popular among viewers is
the vlog.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
A type of blog that is popular
among viewers is the vlog. This
stands for a video blog or video log,
where most or all of the contents
are in a video format.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
Vlog posts are in a form of a video
of the vlogger where he/she talks on
a particular subject, reviews a
product or an event, or shares
his/her daily life experiences.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Social media is a computer-based

technology that facilitates the sharing
of ideas, thoughts, and information
through the building of virtual
networks and communities.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA
Its content includes personal
information, documents, videos, and
photos. Users engage with social
media via computer, tablet, or
smartphone via web-based software
or web application, often utilizing it
for messaging.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Examples of which are Facebook,

Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram,
YouTube, and Snapchat.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast is a series of spoken

word, audio episodes, all focused on
a particular topic or theme, like
cycling or start-ups.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

You can subscribe to a podcast

using an app on your phone and
listen to episodes whenever you like
on your headphones, in the car,
or through speakers.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast can be of any length, from

a 1-minute news snippet, to a 3
hours in-depth interview. It can be of
any frequency, from daily to monthly.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

It can be of any format, from simple

solo shows up to mammoth, multi-
person audio dramas. It can also
cover any topic, many of which
would never make it onto the radio.
INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Video streaming is the continuous
transmission of audio or video files
using an internet-connected device
from the server to a large audience.
It also allows the user to download
video content while watching it.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Some popular video streaming
services include Netflix, Disney+,
Prime Video, YouTube, and other
sites that stream films and television
shows; Apple Music and Spotify,
which stream music; and the video
game live streaming site Twitch.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
When getting and sharing
information online, blogs, electronic
articles, social media, video
streaming, and podcast are most
useful. Links and URLs (Uniform
Resource Locators) are provided for
easy access to information online.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES
Viewing materials and online sources
have also their distinct
characteristics and elements like
theme, characters, acting, dialogue,
shooting and production, sound
effects, scenes, texts, reality or
fantasy, and artistry.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Theme refers to the topic, particular

subject, idea, or issue described or
discussed in a piece of writing, a movie, etc.

• Characters refer to the persons or

individuals portraying a certain role
in a story or any show.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Acting refers to the performance of a

character in a play, movie, and the like.

• Dialogue refers to the conversation

between characters in a novel, drama, etc.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting refers to the process of capturing

an image.
• Production, in digital video, photography,
television, and film, refers to the tasks that
must be completed or executed during the
filming or shooting.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• This includes setting up scenes,

capturing raw footage, and using set
designs. Production has three stages,
namely: pre-production, production,
and post-production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting and production are processes

undergone in films and movies before they
are shown to viewers.
• Sound effects are sounds other than
speech or music made artificially for use
in a play, movie, or other broadcast
production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Scenes are divisions of acts in a play,

movie, story, etc., during which the
action takes place in a single place
without a break-in time.
• Texts are the original words of a piece
of writing or a speech that is written or
printed.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Artistry refers to the artistic ability or

skill; the quality of effect or workmanship;
a great skill in creating or performing
something, such as in writing, music,
sports, etc.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Recall the important key
concepts introduced in this lesson by
answering the following questions.

___________1. What sources of

information can be accessed with
the use of the internet?
ACTIVITY 1
______2. What do we call the type of
blog that is in video format?
______3. What online source is referred
to as a regularly updated website or web
page, typically run by an individual or
small group, that is written in an
informal or conversational style?
ACTIVITY 1

_______4. What online source is

referred to as a computer-based
technology that facilitates the sharing of
ideas, thoughts, and information through
the building of virtual networks and
communities?
ACTIVITY 3
Directions: Read and analyze the
statements below. Identify the viewing
material described in each number.
A. television show
B. video-streamed movie
C. both television show and video-
streamed movie
ACTIVITY 3

_________1. We use the senses of sight

and hearing in viewing its content.

_________2. Its viewers can relate their

personal experiences with its content.
ACTIVITY 3

_________3. It has characters and

setting.
_________4. Its shows have specific
airing time.
_________5. It can be fast forwarded
or played back.
ASSESSMENT

Directions: Compare and contrast the

television comedy show and the
comedy-themed podcast by putting the
given characteristics in the Venn
diagram.
ASSESSMENT
• It gives practical tips for taking care of one’s self.
• It provides information on diseases and other medical
concerns.
• It contains valuable tips for healthy and safety living.
• It features live medical outreach programs conducted by a
medical team.
• It is hosted by TV anchors.
• It discusses issues and solutions on making a
better home and raising children.
• It is intended for a specific age group.
ASSESSMENT
TELEVISION SHOW MAGAZINE

Differences Differences

Similarities
 ENGLISH 6
QUARTER 2 WEEK 9

DAY 4
REVIEW
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is
correct, FALSE if not.

1. Online forums are not a type of

online source.
REVIEW
2. Social media platforms like
Facebook and Twitter are examples of web-
based software.

3. Online sources, such as blogs

and podcasts, are mainly textual and
do not include multimedia elements.
REVIEW
4. The production of broadcast
media involves pre-production, production,
and post-production stages.

5. Broadcast media, such as

television, is not considered a primary
source of online access.
 DISTINGUISHING
ONLINE SOURCES
FROM VIEWING
MATERIALS
 VIEWING MATERIALS
Viewing materials are visual
in nature and appeal to both senses
like seeing and hearing. They are
sources of information just like printed
materials and broadcast media.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Online sources of information are

materials we can find online. It can be
an online newspaper, magazine,
or television website.
 ONLINE SOURCERS

Peer-reviewed journals,
web pages, forums, and blogs are
also online sources. Other terms for
online sources are electronic sources,
web sources, and internet sources.
 ONLINE SOURCERS
These online sources can be
accessed through available
technology like laptops and computers
as well as gadgets like tablets and
phones with the use of internet
connectivity.
 INTERNET
The internet is a primary source of
online access. It is used by people to
access news reports, to plan and book
vacations, to chat or message, and
send an e-mail in order to stay in
touch with friends or to pursue their
personal goals and interests.
 INTERNET

Examples of internet media are

blogs, online articles, and social
media with the addition of podcast
and video streaming.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

A blog is a website that contains

online personal reflections,
comments, and often hyperlinks,
videos, and photographs provided
by the writer.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG

It is a regularly updated website or

web page, typically run by an
individual or a small group, that is
written in an informal or
conversational style.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
It is an informational website
consisting of discrete, often informal
diary-style text entries or posts.
Many blogs provide commentary on
a particular subject or topic. A type of
blog that is popular among viewers is
the vlog.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
A type of blog that is popular
among viewers is the vlog. This
stands for a video blog or video log,
where most or all of the contents
are in a video format.
 INTERNET MEDIA: BLOG
Vlog posts are in a form of a video
of the vlogger where he/she talks on
a particular subject, reviews a
product or an event, or shares
his/her daily life experiences.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Social media is a computer-based

technology that facilitates the sharing
of ideas, thoughts, and information
through the building of virtual
networks and communities.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA
Its content includes personal
information, documents, videos, and
photos. Users engage with social
media via computer, tablet, or
smartphone via web-based software
or web application, often utilizing it
for messaging.
 INTERNET MEDIA: SOCIAL MEDIA

Examples of which are Facebook,

Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram,
YouTube, and Snapchat.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast is a series of spoken

word, audio episodes, all focused on
a particular topic or theme, like
cycling or start-ups.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

You can subscribe to a podcast

using an app on your phone and
listen to episodes whenever you like
on your headphones, in the car,
or through speakers.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

A podcast can be of any length, from

a 1-minute news snippet, to a 3
hours in-depth interview. It can be of
any frequency, from daily to monthly.
 INTERNET MEDIA: PODCAST

It can be of any format, from simple

solo shows up to mammoth, multi-
person audio dramas. It can also
cover any topic, many of which
would never make it onto the radio.
INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Video streaming is the continuous
transmission of audio or video files
using an internet-connected device
from the server to a large audience.
It also allows the user to download
video content while watching it.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
Some popular video streaming
services include Netflix, Disney+,
Prime Video, YouTube, and other
sites that stream films and television
shows; Apple Music and Spotify,
which stream music; and the video
game live streaming site Twitch.
 INTERNET MEDIA: VIDEO STREAMING
When getting and sharing
information online, blogs, electronic
articles, social media, video
streaming, and podcast are most
useful. Links and URLs (Uniform
Resource Locators) are provided for
easy access to information online.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES
Viewing materials and online sources
have also their distinct
characteristics and elements like
theme, characters, acting, dialogue,
shooting and production, sound
effects, scenes, texts, reality or
fantasy, and artistry.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Theme refers to the topic, particular

subject, idea, or issue described or
discussed in a piece of writing, a movie, etc.

• Characters refer to the persons or

individuals portraying a certain role
in a story or any show.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Acting refers to the performance of a

character in a play, movie, and the like.

• Dialogue refers to the conversation

between characters in a novel, drama, etc.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting refers to the process of capturing

an image.
• Production, in digital video, photography,
television, and film, refers to the tasks that
must be completed or executed during the
filming or shooting.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• This includes setting up scenes,

capturing raw footage, and using set
designs. Production has three stages,
namely: pre-production, production,
and post-production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Shooting and production are processes

undergone in films and movies before they
are shown to viewers.
• Sound effects are sounds other than
speech or music made artificially for use
in a play, movie, or other broadcast
production.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Scenes are divisions of acts in a play,

movie, story, etc., during which the
action takes place in a single place
without a break-in time.
• Texts are the original words of a piece
of writing or a speech that is written or
printed.
 VIEWING MATERIALS AND ONLINE SOURCES

• Artistry refers to the artistic ability or

skill; the quality of effect or workmanship;
a great skill in creating or performing
something, such as in writing, music,
sports, etc.
ACTIVITY 4
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement
is correct, FALSE if not.

1.Online sources can include

newspapers, magazines, and television
websites.
ACTIVITY 4
2. Peer-reviewed journals are
not considered online sources.

3. The terms electronic sources,

web sources, and internet sources are
interchangeable.
ACTIVITY 4
4. The internet is primarily used
for planning and booking vacations.

5. Blogs are regularly updated

websites or web pages that are typically
run by large organizations.
ASSESSMENT
Directions: Write 3-5 sentences about
your reflection on distinguishing online
sources from viewing materials.