ENTRY #2 COMPARE AND CONTRAST

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 This image is a diagram that describes the different skills involved in media literacy. The diagram is organized in a hierarchy, with the most basic skills at the bottom and the most complex skills at the top. The skills at the bottom are the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and communicate information. The skills at the top are the ability to create media and solve problems using information. The diagram is a helpful tool for understanding the different aspects of media literacy and how they relate to each other.



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Christian A. Bastian
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