WorksheetsMIL part 1
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 38mins
People who are the media itself are the ones to send information and transfer it directly to others. They do not make use of other media
People as media
People in Media
People who make use of media to disseminate information are often experts or have information given to them by experts. They require media to transfer information.
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Group of individuals that are able to collect store, analyze and synthesize information.
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I mean or channel used to collect transfer and synthesize information for the purpose of disseminating to the public
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Errors in the code of a program that cause it to not run properly
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It is the act of finding and removing bugs to make the program run again
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Backbone of information. Combination of characters and symbols being used to transfer store synthesize and analyze information.
Audio
Text
Visual
Images pictures illustrations and diagrams that are used to convey a message both explicity and implicity
Audio
Text
Visual
Perception of sounds with certain notes and frequencies
Audio
Text
Visual
A means or channel that makes use of symbols which individuals can analyze interpret and glean information from
Audio media
Text media
Visual media
Motion media
Really on the reader's ability to see and perceive things in order for information transfer to occur
Audio media
Text media
Visual media
Motion media
A mean or channel that makes use of certain sounds which have significant meaning to collect information without using vision. Can be divided into analog and digital
Audio media
Text media
Visual media
Motion media
A type of visual media that simulates and represents movements
Audio media
Text media
Visual media
Motion media
Text media is not limited to books magazines or newspaper it can also come in the form of a billboard subtitles to a movie or an image arranged to resemble words
Accessible in multiple formats
Easily recognizable
Provides time for consideration
Literary critic
Text media is widely used it is easily recognized as a channel of communication. If a person looks at a phone message they can already tell that these characters means something and contain information
Accessible in multiple formats
Easily recognizable
Provides time for consideration
Literary critic
Processing information takes time but since text media requires individuals to read and analyze the characters to gain information user often have time to process this information while seeing it
Accessible in multiple formats
Customizable
Provides time for consideration
Literary critic
Unlike other media forms text information is customizable it can be used to transfer general or specific information. Nationally text media is often combined with other media
Accessible in multiple formats
Customizable
Provides time for consideration
Literary critic
Although it is commonly used text media requires individuals to be literate in the meaning of the characters being used this need for comprehension sets a limit on the capabilities of text media.
Accessible in multiple formats
Customizable
Provides time for consideration
Literary critic
Text Media.
Low priced to produce
Advantage
Disadvantage
Text Media.
Less memorable or engaging compared to other media
Advantage
Disadvantage
Text Media.
Based entirely on learner motivation
Advantage
Disadvantage
Text Media.
Clarifies other media
Advantage
Disadvantage
All of these are the selection criteria for text media. Except:
Purpose and appropriateness to the audience
Sustainability and cost efficiency
Relevance and currency
Alignment to the organization or individuals objectives and viewpoints
All of these are the selection criteria for visual media. Except:
Motivation and vision
Relevancy to today's world and society
Cohesive design that is understandable
Engaging and eye catching
All of these are the selection criteria for visual media. Except:
Motivation and vision
Relevancy to today's world and society
Cohesive design that is understandable
Engaging and eye catching
Focus on highlighting or giving importance to specific parts of the context. Techniques include making the text bold or italized increasing the weight darkening or lightening the font color background or changing the size of the text
Contrast
Emphasis
Proximity
Develops interest in one's context and elements. Two or more subjects that are entirely different need to be placed in relation to each other.
Contrast
Emphasis
Proximity
Compartmentalizes and arranges all elements of the page or media to establish a team or cohesive structure.
Repetition
Organization
Contrast
In line with organization this establishes consistency and a sense of teaming across the medium
Repetition
Organization
Contrast
Focus on the positioning of all elements on the medium
Alignment
Organization
Proximity
Focus on the location of each element and the relation to each other
Alignment
Organization
Proximity
Since in visual media, information is depicted directly as image or diagrams the need for text has been removed
Minimizes text
Easily updated to be relevant
Highly customizable and varied
Delivers the message quickly
Text media visual media does not require the user to invest large amounts of time to perceive understand and process the information it is trying to send
Minimizes text
Easily updated to be relevant
Highly customizable and varied
Delivers the message quickly
With the rise of new media visual information has become a large preference for many users. Aside from simple pictures illustrations and diagrams visual media is also portrayed as simulations games movies and other interactive or engaging tools that transfer information.
Minimizes text
Easily updated to be relevant
Highly customizable and varied
Delivers the message quickly
Relevance and staying updated on trends are easy for visual media since it is directly linked to observation and the fictions of life and events
Minimizes text
Easily updated to be relevant
Highly customizable and varied
Accessible and recognizable
Since the format and modes of using visual media is highly varied it becomes highly accessible as well. Additionally individuals can immediately recognize visual media and its message.
Minimizes text
Easily updated to be relevant
Highly customizable and varied
Accessible and recognizable
Visual Media.
Quick to transfer information
Advantage
Disadvantage
Visual Media.
Requires time and effort to develop
Advantage
Disadvantage
Visual Media.
Higher price than text media
Advantage
Disadvantage
Visual Media.
Retained in the memory better
Advantage
Disadvantage
All of these are the design elements of visual media, except:
Line
Form
Texture
Rhythm
Consistency of all visual elements and even text in the overall medium.
Balance
Repetition
Rhythm
Harmony
The area which first attracts the attention in a composition. Considered as the most crucial part of visual media
Emphasis
Center of interest
Rhythm
Harmony
The visual equality in shape form value color etc. This can be achieved based on symmetry or.
Balance
Repetition
Rhythm
Harmony
The overall composition of similar units to form the major view of the medium
Balance
Repetition
Rhythm
Harmony
Offers change in value creating a visual discord in a composition
Balance
Contrast
Rhythm
Harmony
Focus on the visual flow through the medium. It suggests the motion of objects and how the reader will perceive them
Directional movement
Perspective
Rhythm
Harmony
Movement in which some elements occur regularly. Focuses on the flow objects.
Repetition
Perspective
Rhythm
Harmony
Created through the arrangement of objects in two dimensional spaces to look like they appear in real life.
Repetition
Perspective
Rhythm
Harmony
Additional sounds outside of music and dialogue. These are often used to give emphasis and setting
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Speech conversations voice over etc. Any sound that makes use of specific initiations to convey message from one individual to another
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Vocal or instrumental sounds combined to produce a piece with harmony and form
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Absence of audio or sound. These are used often to if emphasis or set the pacing of audio media
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Combination balance and control of multiple sound elements
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Time control, editing, order of events, linerra, nonlinear and multilinear order
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Techniques used to move from one segment to the other
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Making use of left and right channels to add depth to the sound
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What are the design principles for motion media?
Speed, timing, transitions, sound and color
Speed, direction, timing, motion
Speed, sound and color, timing, motion
Speed, transition, sound and color, motion
The pacing of the movement can be based on additional audio or the context of the scenario. It helps project the theme and emotion of the information
Pace
Direction
Speed
Timing
This is where objects move can reflect the progression or moving forward of information transfer or it can signify crucial symbolize regarding the relationships of the characters
Pace
Direction
Speed
Timing
These are the triggers that signify the change in direction of an object
Motion
Direction
Speed
Timing
This can be objective( which is measured in actual units of time) or subjective (where it is psychological rather than accurate to passage of time).
Pace
Direction
Speed
Timing
