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The document discusses visual communication and perception theory. It covers topics like how the brain enables the mind, motion, edges, color, contour, contrast, the debate of brain mapping, memory, and the eye as a passive recorder. It also discusses audience cognitive characteristics like development level, distractibility, visual literacy, motivation, culture, and reading skills. Finally, it discusses implications for design to enhance recognition and extend knowledge and reasoning.
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1. The document discusses theories around computer-mediated communication (CMC) and how it compares to face-to-face communication. CMC has advantages like reducing status hierarchies but lacks nonverbal cues.
2. Media richness theory states that face-to-face is the "richest" medium due to simultaneous cues, while CMC is leaner. However, modern technologies can compensate for some limitations.
3. The document concludes that planners need a comprehensive understanding of human barriers to using CMC, as well as its advantages and limitations, to effectively use virtual tools for collaborative planning.
Pertekom radio
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
(1) Dokumen tersebut membahas sejarah perkembangan radio dari temuan telegraf hingga pengembangan radio streaming internet, (2) Ia juga menjelaskan perbandingan antara teknologi modulasi gelombang radio AM dan FM, dan (3) Karakteristik radio yang dijelaskan adalah sebagai media audiotori, theatre of mind, bersifat personal, jangkauan luas, namun feedback terbatas.
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- Causal relation theories explain representation through the causal link between the object and its depiction, such as in photographs. Recognition theory also emphasizes causal links and resemblances.
- Resemblance theories argue representation relies on perceptual or non-perceptual similarities between the depiction and object.
- Convention theory holds that representation depends on symbolic conventions that link depictions to their subjects.
- Mental construction theories like illusion, make-believe, and seeing-in propose that representation involves imaginative or cognitive processes in how viewers engage with depictions.
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