Print and Broadcast Media Overview
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Which of the following is the best example of non-projected media?

  • A 3-dimensional model (correct)
  • A video tape
  • Closed circuit television (CCTV)
  • Film projector slides

Which of these is an example of equipment classified as 'hardware' in the instructional process?

  • Television Set (correct)
  • Audio tapes
  • Film
  • Transparencies

What is a key characteristic of 'audio-visual' media?

  • It is only available through projected formats.
  • It relies solely on images to convey information
  • It provides both hearing and seeing experiences simultaneously. (correct)
  • It relies solely on sound to convey information.

Which option best describes the concept of media convergence?

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Which of these would be classified as 'software' in instruction?

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Which invention is most closely associated with the mass production of books, according to the text?

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What is one of the defining characteristics of books as a medium?

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What is a typical difference between the content of magazines and newspapers, based on the information provided?

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Why is broadcast media considered 'household' media?

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Which of the following is considered the first electronic mass medium and precursor of television?

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What is the typical programming format associated with FM radio stations in the Philippines, based on the information given?

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Beyond traditional media what development has broadcast media been conquering?

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According to the provided text, what is the main difference between AM and FM radio programming in the Philippines?

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What is the primary mechanism through which films create the illusion of movement?

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Which of these best describes why films are considered important cultural artifacts?

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What is a key characteristic that differentiates the internet from other forms of media?

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Which statement best describes the social impact of the internet on young people?

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What is a notable factor contributing to the increasing popularity of video games?

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Which of the following best describes the concept of media convergence?

<p>The situation where various media sources merge and allow content distribution on multiple media devices. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of a 'print media'?

<p>A magazine with printed content. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these options best represents 'electronic media'?

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Flashcards

Print Media

A form of media that involves physically distributing written materials.

Printing Press

The invention that revolutionized the printing process, allowing for mass production of books.

Books

The very first form of mass media in history, containing records of human knowledge and experiences.

Magazines and Newspapers

A type of print media that reaches a specific target audience.

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Television and Radio

The main sources of broadcast media, transmitting audio and visual content.

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Radio

The first electronic mass medium that paved the way for television.

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Format Radio

A type of radio programming that targets younger generations with specific music genres.

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Broadcasting

The process of transmitting audio and visual content over a wide area, reaching a large audience.

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Projected Media

Media that requires a light source to project images, such as film projectors and slides.

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Non-projected Media

Media that doesn't need a light source and can be physically viewed, like 3D objects, 2D prints, or charts.

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Media Convergence

The merging of different types of media into digital formats, making them accessible on various devices.

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Hardware

The physical tools and machines used in the learning process, like televisions, tape recorders, or computers.

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Software

The materials that are used with the hardware to transmit knowledge or information, such as films, tapes, or software programs.

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Electronic Media

Media that uses electronic devices to transmit information, like television, radio, and the internet.

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Phi Phenomenon

The phenomenon where a series of still images appear to move when shown in quick succession.

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Interactivity and Interconnectivity

The ability of video games to involve players actively and connect them with others.

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New Media

The rise of digital media platforms, like the internet and social media.

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Internet and Social Media

A media format that includes various forms of digital content that can be accessed and shared online.

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Video Games

A medium that allows users to interact with electronic devices and engage in immersive experiences.

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Study Notes

  • Print media, also known as the "press," involves physical materials distributed.
  • Gutenberg's printing press (1440) revolutionized mass production of books.
  • Print media examples: books, newspapers, magazines, manuscripts, correspondence, and more.
  • Books are considered the earliest mass media, preserving historical experiences and knowledge.
  • Books are increasingly available digitally (e-books).
  • Magazines and newspapers often target specific audiences or address general interests.
  • Print media may have online versions for broader reach.

Broadcast Media (Broadcasting)

  • Broadcast media includes television and radio.
  • People commonly watch news, sports, and other events through broadcasting.
  • Radio was the first electronic mass medium, followed by television.
  • Radio's popularity was high among younger generations.
  • In the Philippines, typically FM radio stations are format radio, while AM is usually news-focused.
  • Broadcast media is commonly found in homes ("household media").
  • Broadcasting has expanded through the internet and mobile technology.

Movies (Films/Cinema)

  • Movies are among the oldest media platforms.
  • Watching movies at home using cable or streaming HD is common.
  • Movies are created by photographing scenes (including animation and other visual effects), creating an illusion of movement.
  • Films reflect the desires and ideologies of their cultural origins.

Internet/New Media

  • The internet is a recent and popular source of media.
  • Users often prefer internet news for its speed and broad reach.
  • The internet allows people to share ideas globally.
  • Internet and social media support young people's social connections, confidence, and social skills.

Video Games

  • Video games are becoming popular among diverse age groups, due to interactivity.
  • Graphic advances in video games are driving popularity, especially among youth.
  • Game access is increasingly available on mobile devices.

Media Convergence

  • Media convergence involves transforming various media into digital code, accessible on many devices.
  • Social networks, Learning Management Systems (LMS), product advertisement, news agencies, and multimedia personalities are relevant examples.
  • This process occurs through various platforms.

Media Classification

  • Media can be classified in different ways.
  • Print: Books, journals, magazines, newspapers
  • Electronic: Audio, visual, and audio-visual media
  • Projected: Requires a light source for projection, such as film projectors and slides
  • Non-projected: Does not require a light source, including 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional objects, printouts, charts, and models

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This quiz explores the key concepts of print and broadcast media, including their historical development and significance. Learn about the evolution from Gutenberg's printing press to modern broadcasting technologies. Test your knowledge on various forms of media, their target audiences, and the impact on society.

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