POWERPOINT: We reviewed key concepts from the textbook:
* Research methodology to measure media impacts (some borrowed from scientific research)
* Social science perspectives
* Flow theories
* How new innovations move through society
* Marshall McLuhan's philosophies about media impact
Also videos about Dr. George Gerbner's research on TV movie violence and Dr. Frederic Wertham's flawed research on comic books.
QUIZ: Ch. 2 Media Impact
FOR MONDAY: Read and complete workbook activities for Chapter 3 (Books).
BLOG: Media Impact (15)
After reading Chapter 2 on Media Impact, can you think of a different example (not in the book or the videos we watched) you have heard about when someone blamed media for real-life problems? Describe the situation and find a website or web video that explains it more fully. Embed or use a friendly link. Include your comments on the validity of the claim.
Also videos about Dr. George Gerbner's research on TV movie violence and Dr. Frederic Wertham's flawed research on comic books.
QUIZ: Ch. 2 Media Impact
FOR MONDAY: Read and complete workbook activities for Chapter 3 (Books).
BLOG: Media Impact (15)
After reading Chapter 2 on Media Impact, can you think of a different example (not in the book or the videos we watched) you have heard about when someone blamed media for real-life problems? Describe the situation and find a website or web video that explains it more fully. Embed or use a friendly link. Include your comments on the validity of the claim.
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After reading Chapter 2 on Media Impact, propose a media research project based on what you learned in the chapter. You can research any aspect of how media impact people. E.g. Advertising, reality TV, movies, cartoons, magazine images, etc. Describe your project in 4-5 sentences, using some of the theories and techniques from the textbooks and our class discussion. What are you researching? What methodology would you use? How would you test your hypothesis? What results do you predict?
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