HashTag Avenue: SE01EO4 Internet or Library
HashTag Avenue: SE01EO4 Internet or Library
Thursday, August 22, 2013
5:50 PM
HashTag Avenue
: Script SE01E04
Title:
Internet Research or Library Research
Genre: Edutainment
Summary: Two girls discuss which is better: Internet Research or Library Research
TRT :15-20mins.
Producer: Dave Franco
Director: Denver Bandialan
Scriptwriter: Cecille M. Gultiano
Sponsor: Natasha Beauty, Emily Collection, South
Shore 1828, Lahaina Cafe
Technical Staff: Jerome Gerona, Armando Muego
Jasmin Jr., Mike Calzo
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OBB: Sheena: Are you a bookworm? Steph: Or do you call yourself a web crawler? Sheena: Do you like the smell of book pages? Steph: Or would you rather stare at the glowing
light of the computer? Sheena: In school work, it’s always a choice
between two worlds. Where to get information fast that is still reliable and
truthful. Steph: The quest to get the perfect grade. Where
will you go, to the library or to the internet? Sheena: In this latest fact-filled episode of Hashtag
Avenue, you don't have to open a book or click Google to get all the
answers for these questions. I am your clever talker Sheena. Steph: And I am your pretty chatter Steph. And
together we are your sister-friends! Join us in talking about common things
with common sense. |
*it would be nice that the setting is at a
library (with computers around) *sheena has a book while steph is using a
netbook. |
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COMMUNITY INTERACTION SEGMENT HashTag : #Internet Research or #Library Research All are in question series, no answers yet... (may be edited) 1.
Which is better as a research tool? a.
In terms of quality and reliability
c.
On cheapness. d.
Now that we've got the Internet, why do we still need libraries? |
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Segment #1 Sheena: Ahh...the Library, a place of knowledge
and tranquility. Everybody knows that a library is an important branch of a
community. And all of us at least know where to locate one. For example,
schools and government offices have libraries to manage information resources
for reference and borrowing. Steph: Yup, but how does one define an excellent
library? Fact, the first libraries were found in ancient Mesopotamia and
since books did not exist back then, people had clay tablet to record all their
laws, astronomical data, commercial transactions, even poems and the latest
royal gossips. Imagine carrying those tablets going to school, Sheena. Sheena: Uber back ache, Steph. If the people of
the ancient times considered their libraries a great value due to the history
and information they hold, today the evolution of libraries is helping us in
improving our learning needs. From tablets and scrolls to the invention of
books and finally, entering the 21st century where libraries today, large as a
mansion or as small as a classroom, now have the aid of technology. Aside
from print media, libraries also have their own multimedia collections such
as DVDs, films, and e-books. Steph: But the library isn’t always a great place
to get some work done. A busy student like me doesn’t have the luxury of the
time to wander around in a huge library to get the perfect book. That’s why
we have …wait for iiit…the internet. Just get a computer with internet
connection, type in your topic and Google will lead you to the websites
that’ll help you on your homework. Sheena: Talk about lazy. Steph: It’s called being resourceful, Shee-na.
See, I’m searching about the history of the internet right now and….its
buffering…still buffering. Sheena: The internet is a system that lets
computers connect with other computers to get information by networks. The
first computer network was called the ARPANET, produced by the US military in
the 1960’s. By the 1980’s the creators of the ARPANET joined with other
networks made by universities to create the Internet. Steph: Finally…it stopped loading na. In 1981,
only 213 computers were connected to the internet. This year, according to
the Culture-ist.com, there are more than 2 billion internet users
worldwide. And I’m guessing you’re not one of us, library-user Sheena. Sheena: Hey, I use both, Steph. Besides, there
are ways that the library is better than the internet. Steph: Guess we’ll have to see then. We’ll boys and girls, children of all ages; it’s
that time again where we get up close to you and your brain on another
community interaction with the question: What’s better, libraries or the
internet? |
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COMMUNITY INTERACTION SEGMENT Hashtag: # Library or #Internet Series of answers |
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RTD of the Hosts Discuss about the advantages and disadvantages /
differences of the Internet and the library. Steph: So I guess there’s no winner, huh? Sheena: Exactly, sis, both the internet and the
library are good sources of information, only there are just some downsides
for each. Steph: But I got to hand it to the internet, it
really transformed our lives greatly on how we contribute and gather new
information every day. Also, libraries aren’t so bad either after all. Sheena: Yup, remember, libraries are always
evolving to match with our needs. Libraries are places of knowledge, and with
the internet, they’re just keep getting better. Steph: Maybe I’ll go to a library next time for a
change. Sheena: You mean you never been in a library
before? Steph: No. (cut scene) |
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CLOSING Sheena: Thank you for being with us again here in
Hashtag Avenue. Steph: We appreciate it. Join us again next time
for another engaging and commonsense talk. We are your sister-friends, I’m
you’re pretty chatter Steph... Sheena: …and I’m your clever talker Sheena.
Before we go, we’d like to thank (thanking sponsors)…. Steph: Like and follow Naystv98 on Facebook and
Twitter and interact with us, we’d love to hear your thoughts and concerns
about our show… Together:… Hashtag Avenue, here on NaysTV. |
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