Module 4: Technological Tools for Media
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Which of the following is NOT a feature of a good narration?

  • Effective use of dialogue
  • Use of vague language (correct)
  • Strong story line
  • Pacing that builds suspense

What is essential for an effective demonstration?

  • Expertise in the subject (correct)
  • Confusing steps
  • Use of complex technical jargon
  • Minimizing visual aids

When should a chronological organization pattern be used?

  • To illustrate how something works
  • To provide opinions on a topic
  • To describe physical locations
  • To show a step-by-step progression (correct)

Which type of organization pattern helps an audience visualize a description?

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What does effective pacing in narration aim to do?

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What is a mental outlook primarily described as?

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What is one of the key aspects that media literacy enables individuals to do?

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Which persuasive method involves creating psychological discomfort by contrasting known information?

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According to the Hierarchy of Needs, which need comes last in the sequence?

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Which technology is NOT mentioned as a tool for communication in the digital age?

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Relational technology primarily influences which aspect of interpersonal relationships?

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What can significantly motivate people to change their thinking, according to positive motivation?

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Which example illustrates the use of cognitive dissonance in persuasion?

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How do social media platforms contribute to interpersonal relationships?

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In the context of persuasion, how does the Hierarchy of Needs apply to consumers?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of messaging apps like WhatsApp and Snapchat?

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What role does technology play in modern communication according to the content?

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Why might someone be convinced to support a local bond proposal?

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What type of motivation is more likely to encourage individuals to take action?

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What is the significance of understanding cinematography in films?

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What is the primary purpose of digital storytelling in advocacy?

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Which of the following tools is commonly used for graphic design in advocacy campaigns?

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Which of the following statements best describes the outcome of being a discerning media consumer?

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Collaborative media projects typically involve which key element?

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What type of advocacy event might a local organization host to raise awareness about housing issues?

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Which multimedia components are commonly used in digital storytelling campaigns?

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The goal of a digital storytelling campaign in healthcare advocacy includes sharing patient experiences to:

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What is the primary goal of informative media messages and images?

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Which of the following is NOT a primary purpose of media messages?

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What role do technological tools play in a multimodal advocacy campaign?

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Which activity exemplifies a collaborative media project focused on social issues?

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What type of media content is designed to influence attitudes and behaviors?

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How can media messages and images be described in terms of bias?

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In what way do visuals enhance informative media messages?

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What types of media are examples of persuasive messages?

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To achieve media literacy, what is crucial for consumers of media?

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Which form of media is primarily focused on educating the audience about current events?

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What is a primary goal of including calls to action in advocacy campaigns?

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Which of the following is NOT a key performance indicator (KPI) for evaluating advocacy campaigns?

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What type of multimedia content might be utilized in a social media campaign for advocacy?

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Which of the following is an example of a community engagement event?

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How does multimodal advocacy primarily enhance the impact of social causes?

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Which of the following best describes the purpose of digital storytelling in advocacy?

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What is a key advantage of using social media for advocacy?

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In what way can community engagement events be structured?

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Flashcards

Strong Story Line

A compelling and engaging storyline that holds the reader's interest.

Descriptive Language

Using vivid words and details to paint a picture in the reader's mind.

Effective Dialogue

Conversations between characters that move the story forward and reveal character.

Pacing

The speed at which the story unfolds, creating suspense or tension.

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Powerful Voice

The distinctive style of the narrator, conveying their personality and perspective.

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Media Messages & Images

These are not neutral but influenced by cultural, social, and economic factors.

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Media Literacy

The ability to critically analyze and understand media messages and images.

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Purpose of Media Messages

To inform, persuade, or entertain.

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Informative Media

Aims to provide factual information about various subjects.

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Persuasive Media

Designed to influence attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors.

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Examples of Informative Media

News broadcasts, documentaries, articles, and educational programs.

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Examples of Persuasive Media

Advertisements, political campaigns, public service announcements (PSAs), and propaganda.

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Why Analyze Media Messages?

To understand potential biases, motivations, and effects on audiences.

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Mental Outlook

A learned response to something, either positive or negative.

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Cognitive Dissonance

The discomfort we feel when new information clashes with what we already believe.

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How does Cognitive Dissonance affect persuasion?

It can be used to persuade by highlighting problems or information inconsistent with current beliefs, creating a desire for change.

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Hierarchy of Needs

A pyramid of human needs, starting with basic survival and progressing to self-fulfillment.

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How does the Hierarchy of Needs affect persuasion?

Persuaders can appeal to different levels of needs to motivate action, like offering security, social belonging, or self-improvement.

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Positive Motivation

Encouraging a change in thinking or behavior by highlighting the positive outcomes.

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How does Positive Motivation work in persuasion?

It emphasizes advantages and makes people feel good about taking the recommended course of action.

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Persuasive Communication

The art of using words and actions to influence other people's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

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Cinematography

The art of capturing images on film or digitally, involving camera angles, lighting, and composition.

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Editing

The process of selecting, arranging, and joining different shots or sequences to create a coherent narrative.

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Sound Design

The art of creating and manipulating the sound elements of a film, including dialogue, music, and sound effects.

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Narrative Structure

The way a story is organized and presented, including the plot, characters, and setting.

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Relational Technology

How technology influences and shapes interpersonal relationships.

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Social Media's Impact on Relationships

Social media platforms enable people to stay connected with friends and family regardless of location, share updates, and engage in conversations.

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Messaging Apps and Relationships

Messaging apps like WhatsApp, Snapchat, and Messenger facilitate instant communication, fostering intimacy and closeness in relationships.

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Technology's Role in Maintaining Relationships

Relational technology influences how relationships are managed and maintained over time.

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Multimodal Advocacy

Using a variety of tools and methods like social media, events, and digital storytelling to promote a cause.

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Social Media Campaigns

Using social media platforms to raise awareness, get support, and inspire action for a cause.

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Community Engagement Events

Events like town halls, workshops, or rallies that bring people together to discuss and act on an issue.

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Calls to Action

Instructions within content that encourage people to take specific steps, like signing a petition or donating.

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Data Analytics

Using data to understand how effective your campaign is, for example, how many people saw your message or took action.

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Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Numbers that show how well your campaign is doing, like the number of people who signed a petition or attended an event.

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Monitor and Evaluate

Continuously checking and assessing how well your campaign is working, using data and feedback.

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Impact of a Campaign

The positive changes and results that your advocacy campaign brings about.

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Digital Storytelling

Using multimedia like videos, photos, and text to share personal stories and create empathy for a cause.

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Collaborative Media Projects

Working together with different groups (artists, activists, journalists) to make media that promotes social change.

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Graphic Design Software

Tools like Photoshop or Canva that help create visually appealing images for advocacy campaigns.

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Create Empathy

Make people understand and feel the emotions of others, especially those facing challenges.

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Foster Connections

Build relationships and understanding between people and groups, even if they have different views.

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Inspire Action

Motivate people to take action and support a cause, whether it's signing a petition or donating.

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Humanize Complex Issues

Present complex problems in a way that makes people understand and care about the human impact.

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Study Notes

Module 4: Technological Tools for Media Messages and Images

  • Communication for Various Purposes:

    • Speech to inform
    • Speech to persuade
    • Speech to entertain

  • Media Messages and Images:

    • The purpose of media messages and images
    • Multimodality and media literacy
    • Key concepts of media literacy

  • Communication Using Tools of Technology:

    • Relational technology
    • Mediated communication
    • Technology and media etiquette

  • Multimodal Advocacy Using Tools of Technology:

    • Jumpstarting a multimodal advocacy
    • Multimodal advocacy models
    • Technological tools for multimodal advocacy campaign

  • Learning Outcomes:

    • Evaluate multimodal texts critically
    • Convey ideas through presentations for various audiences
    • Adopt awareness of audience and context in presenting ideas
    • Create clear, coherent, and effective communication materials
    • Present persuasively using appropriate language, tone, expressions, and gestures

  • Speech to Inform:

    • Explains facts, truths, and principles to stimulate interest and understanding; increases the likelihood of remembering.
    • Answers questions about a topic (who, when, what, where, why, how to, how does).

  • Speech to Persuade:

    • Aims to alter or reinforce attitudes, beliefs, values or behavior.

  • Speech to Entertain:

    • Aims to make the audience enjoy themselves
    • Involves humour, stories, and engaging content.

  • Techniques in Delivering an Informative Speech:

    • Presentational Aids: Visual aids to help retain information
    • Repetition: Repeated delivery of key information
    • Transition: Show relationships or connections between information
    • Humor and Anecdotes: Emotional links to key ideas

  • Characteristics of Effective Informative Speaking:

    • Intellectually stimulating
    • Relevant
    • Creative

  • Methods of Informing:

    • Description
    • Definition
    • Comparison and contrast
    • Narration
    • Demonstration

  • Media Messages and Images:

    • Media messages include various forms like news reports, advertisements, entertainment programs, opinions and social media posts.
    • Media images refer to visual representations in media content. They include photos, illustrations, graphics, videos etc.
    • Media images can reflect stereotypes, reinforce social norms, and shape cultural perceptions.
    • Media messages are not neutral and are shaped by several factors.
    • The purposes of media messages are to inform, persuade and entertain.

  • Multimodality and Media Literacy:

    • Multimodality uses multiple modes of communication like verbal, visual, and audio etc.
    • Media literacy involves analyzing and evaluating media content, understanding its credibility, biases, and purposes.
    • Media messages are constructed, media have embedded values/points of view, each person interprets the message differently, and media have commercial, ideological or political interests.

  • Technological Tools for Advocacy Campaigns:

    • Graphic design software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, Canva)
    • Video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro)

  • Social Media Management Tools: Tools like Hootsuite, Buffer, or Sprout Social

  • Website Builders: To create websites for campaigns

  • Email Marketing Platforms: Platforms like Mailchimp, Constant Contactなどを利用

  • Interactive Tools: Tools for audience engagement (e.g., surveys, polls, feedback forms)

  • Virtual Event Platforms: Tools for online events (e.g., Zoom, Webex)

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