Media and Communication Overview

Groups of individuals that can collect, store, and analyze information.

Channels or means used to collect, transfer, and synthesize information for a specific purpose.

Experts who use media to disseminate information. They are often considered authoritative sources on topics.

Individuals who act as a medium to transfer information, but are not necessarily considered experts.

The ability to effectively use and navigate modern technology devices.

The quality of being trustworthy and believable.

The ability to perform multiple tasks effectively and adapt to changing situations.

Possessing a charm or attractiveness that draws attention and engagement.

Staying updated on the latest trends, news, and information.

The ability to articulate ideas and thoughts clearly and effectively.

Errors or mistakes in the code of a program or system.

The process of finding and removing bugs from code or systems.

The backbone of information, using a combination of symbols to transfer meaning.

Channels or means that utilize symbols for information transfer and analysis.

Text media being accessible in various forms, such as print, digital, or audio.

Text being easily recognizable and understandable by most individuals.

Text media allowing time for readers to process and understand information.

Text media being customizable and adaptable to individual needs and preferences.

The ability to critically interpret and analyze text media requires literacy and comprehension skills.

Elements or techniques used in designing media to emphasize specific aspects or ideas.

The use of differences in elements to create visual interest and draw attention.

The arrangement of design elements to establish a clear theme or structure.

The consistent use of elements throughout a medium to create a sense of unity and theming.

The positioning of design elements on a page or medium.

The placement of elements in relation to each other, creating a sense of connection or grouping.

Means of communication relying heavily on the ability of the audience to see.

Visual media often uses minimal text, relying on visuals to convey meaning.

Visual media delivers information quickly and effectively, minimizing reading time.

Visual media is highly adaptable and versatile, allowing for various styles and formats.

Visual media can be easily updated to remain relevant and current with trends.

Visual media is widely accessible and recognizable, appealing to a broad audience.

The process of executing a program to find and fix errors.

A type of testing that examines the internal code and logic of a program.