homeworks
interview 2 adults
which devices do they use
apps'/features
how often
how important isthe technology
is digital digital tech good or bad to them
Interview 1 (mum)
1. Phone,computer,laptop(work),
2. Social media apps like Facebook, candy crush , flashlight
3. daily
4. important , because you get closer and can interact easier
5. good, et things quicker
Interview 2
1. computer, phone
2. Barclays app to pay bills, or weather, whats app
3. uses phone daily and computer time to time
4. important as everything 20 yrs ago the techongly was basic now its much more advance
5 good because its quicker but bad because it affects young people's health
Use
this structure:
which devices do they use
apps'/features
how often
how important isthe technology
is digital digital tech good or bad to them
Interview 1 (mum)
1. Phone,computer,laptop(work),
2. Social media apps like Facebook, candy crush , flashlight
3. daily
4. important , because you get closer and can interact easier
5. good, et things quicker
Interview 2
1. computer, phone
2. Barclays app to pay bills, or weather, whats app
3. uses phone daily and computer time to time
4. important as everything 20 yrs ago the techongly was basic now its much more advance
5 good because its quicker but bad because it affects young people's health
Unit 1A.4 Multimedia Technology and Consumption: Research
project
Use
this structure:
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Introduce the topic: How do we consume digital tech
nowadays? Include connectivity, convergence, interactivity and personalisation
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Do some interviews with at least two young people, and
two older adults. Find out about how they consume technology. Which devices do they use? Apps / features?
How often? How important is this technology to them? Is digital technology a
good or a bad thing for them?
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Give definitions, examples and evaluation (advantages
and disadvantages) of immediacy, access, convenience, portability and
connectivity
Create a prezi or emaze on your findings > upload to blog – Unit 1
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Equilibrium Dis-equilibrium New
equilibrium
The type of narrative problem and its resolution will depend
on the genre of the film. So in a crime story, the narrative problem is the
solving of a crime. There are twists or
elaborations of characters as suspects. Eventually the problem will be resolved
with the arrest or death of the lawbreaker.
Looking at the opening or climax of a film can establish
what narrative problems are being established and resolved. Applying Todorov’s
model to a whole film can often reveal a basic structure behind what appears to
be a complicated story.
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