Across
- 3. The communication process in which audiences actively participate by creating, sharing, commenting on, or modifying media content.
- 4. What kind of library limits the scope of its collection to a particular discipline, profession, or organization rather than serving the general public?
- 7. The long-standing practice of transmitting knowledge, beliefs, and history by spoken communication across generations.
- 9. A system of communication rooted in a community's traditions, customs, and lived experiences rather than modern mass communication technologies.
- 10. Which type of library is established primarily through public funding, ensuring unrestricted access to knowledge regardless of a person's educational or socioeconomic background?
Down
- 1. A communication medium that combines text, audio, video, graphics, and interactive features into a single digital platform.
- 2. A researcher needs centuries-old manuscripts, government publications, maps, and national heritage collections preserved for future generations. Which type of library is specifically mandated to perform this function?
- 5. The practice of combining traditional media with internet-based platforms to distribute the same content across multiple channels.
- 6. A respected community member responsible for preserving and transmitting indigenous knowledge and traditions.
- 8. A type of media communication in which information is transmitted electronically without requiring a physical printed format.