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How technology has enhanced media creation and sharing
1. 6)WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED ABOUT
TECHNOLOGY FROM THE PROCESS OF
CONSTRUCTING THIS PRODUCT?
2. Digitisation
What is it?
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Converting analogue information
(audio, image and video) into
digital format. This allows the
information to become
organized into separate pieces
of data (bits) making it easy to
access them separately.
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Advantages of digitisation
• Allows us to manipulate data.
• Proliferation of media
products.
• Information can be stored and
found easily.
3. Web 2.0
A consequence of digitisation.
Today we are able to:
• Produce as well as consume.
• Get recognition for our work.
• Shared information across the world.
• We are our own webmasters. We choose
when, what and how we consume media.
• Illegally download high quality
music and films.
4. Minimisation
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Technological
Reducing the size of Convergence
technology to the smallest Reducing the size of
size possible. technology to the smallest
size possible.
Portability
Today we are able to carry the radio
with us to wherever we go.
5. The radio
. Analogue : A wave Radio is a parallel medium
recorded and used in its meaning that people are able to
original format. balance listening to the radio with
Analogue radio: their daily activities, showing that
FM analogue radio the radio can be included into every
waves are sensitive to part of their everyday life.
noise or distortion from
electrical equipment or Digital Audio broadcast DAB
from the atmosphere. •Digital quality sound.
•Additional features
•Improved station selection
• No problems with pirate station.
6. Software
Amongst the software I have
used are:
• Garageband - experimenting with
the different software instruments and
sound effects.
• Audacity - Editing and cutting out
sound bytes.
• Slideshare - uploading a slide
presentation and embedding the slide
onto my blog.
• Soundcloud -Uploading my sound
bytes and embedding them onto my
blog.
Editor's Notes
The data becomes binary data allowing it to be stored into, and processed by digital devices with computing capacity such as CDs, digital cameras and scanners.How it becomes binary- when analogue wave is recorded digitally it is converted into a stream of numbers by using an analogue-to-digital converter which measures the amplitude and analogue waveform at intervals and then represents these samples in numeric form. When music is recorded and played back the stream of numbers is converted back into an analogue wave using a digital-to-analogue converter. Advantages-Since it is in binary form the computer can process the data and data can be manipulated easily using software such as audacity. (edit pitch , tempo add effects to audio files).-saves time as it speed up the editing process, before in the 60s there we hardly any sequels because the production process of films were labour intensive, before modern technology films had to be edited by manually cutting the reel of the movie and cluing them together using splicing tape.Historical information can be stored and preserved for a long time and is less likely to be damaged or lost (back ups).
In the past creating media products involved big expensive equipment and a big broadcasting company to distribute. However today media products can be produced using smaller and cheaper devices such as mobile phones and shared online onto social websites such as YouTube. Before media institutions made those choices for us and we had to shape our lives around the schedules set by the media.
Minimisation: Over the years the size of technological devices have been reducing, for example before the radio was a very big and heavy device because of this it was very unlikely that we would carry it around with us. However today the radio and other mediums such as the internet have become portable because they have reduced in size and in weight, making it more practical to carry around.Technological convergence: It also refers to how content can be provided to the public across multiple media platforms for example now we are able to read newspapers online without the need of buying the newspaper and also the iPhone is as well as having phone properties it is also a camera, a music player and provides internet access. This removes the need for me to carry a camera around with me as my phone already allows me to take photos and record videos of my outings.
Parallel medium-Despite the TV replacing the radio as the primary home entertainment medium in the 1950s. Recently The big listen survey found that the radio is a parallel medium, Analogue-The waves can bounce off tall buildings and hills and become interrupted or distorted.DAB*the sound is clean and clear unlike analogue as it is less likely for the signal to have interference and hiss.*The abilities to pause, rewind and record your favourite programmes. -Plan what you want to listen to.-Display the information of the tracks you are listening too-Additional channels which offer users more choice.-Receivers can display time of day which is automatically updated when travelling between time zones.-Users can now choose the stations they want to listen to by looking at the name displayed instead of their frequency.-If the area a person lives in has problems with pirate stations being broadcasted on FM.
Audacity- I edited my outside broadcast sound bytes by cutting out the information for example the sections were i was asking the questions and the long pauses.Slideshare- I uploaded a slide presentation I created for the history of the radio onto the website ,then embed the slide onto my blog.
