Charlie, this is identical with Sophie's and the exam board will not tolerate this - it must be your own original work and sufficiently worked through to make it so. The media institution is the World Wide Web. It consists of a lot of smaller organisations that each provide a different part of the chain and help to 'deliver' to computers and other gadgets that receive the web. You need to show your understanding of this chain of technology, because there is really no single institution other than the 'World Wide Web'. Without evidence from your survey, you can't get any real marks for who the audience is for your media product - you must be able to back this up with evidence, and you've found the evidence by doing a survey. Likewise, attracting an audience needs you to know who the audience is and you do this by using the results of your survey. The technologies are everything from the computer that you have used, down the line to the servers where you would distribute your site, and the links to computers all over the world. What you have also learned is the amount of work that goes into websites, and the skills that support them. Your survey needs to be completed and presented as pie charts.
These are your AS Blogspot posts 1. Review 2. Website analysis and review 3. Survey starter 4. Media brief 5. Website annotations 6. Improved brief 7. Young and Rubicam survey result and comment 8. Website research findings 9. Main survey
followed by the seven points (you must read and use Seven point evaluation)
10 i. In what ways . . . conventions 11. ii. Represent social groups 12. iii. Who is your audience 13. iv. How do you attract an audience 14. v. Website distribution 15. vi. What have you learned about technology 16. vii. What have you learned in the progression from first site to main site.
Charlie, this is identical with Sophie's and the exam board will not tolerate this - it must be your own original work and sufficiently worked through to make it so.
ReplyDeleteThe media institution is the World Wide Web. It consists of a lot of smaller organisations that each provide a different part of the chain and help to 'deliver' to computers and other gadgets that receive the web.
You need to show your understanding of this chain of technology, because there is really no single institution other than the 'World Wide Web'.
Without evidence from your survey, you can't get any real marks for who the audience is for your media product - you must be able to back this up with evidence, and you've found the evidence by doing a survey.
Likewise, attracting an audience needs you to know who the audience is and you do this by using the results of your survey.
The technologies are everything from the computer that you have used, down the line to the servers where you would distribute your site, and the links to computers all over the world.
What you have also learned is the amount of work that goes into websites, and the skills that support them.
Your survey needs to be completed and presented as pie charts.
These are your AS Blogspot posts
1. Review
2. Website analysis and review
3. Survey starter
4. Media brief
5. Website annotations
6. Improved brief
7. Young and Rubicam survey result and comment
8. Website research findings
9. Main survey
followed by the seven points (you must read and use Seven point evaluation)
10 i. In what ways . . . conventions
11. ii. Represent social groups
12. iii. Who is your audience
13. iv. How do you attract an audience
14. v. Website distribution
15. vi. What have you learned about technology
16. vii. What have you learned in the progression from first site to main site.