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Technology has evolved rapidly over time. From the earliest tools to modern computers, the progression of innovation has transformed how humans live and work. New developments in areas like artificial intelligence, robotics, biotechnology and more will likely push the boundaries of what is possible even further in the coming years.
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The document provides feedback from target audiences on draft versions of a documentary, advertisement, and double page spread about the evolution of technology. For the documentary, audiences felt the music needed to be louder, one presenter's voice overlapped another, and more topics could have been clearer. They liked the comparisons of old and new games. For the advertisement, audiences felt the images and text were clear but some drafts did not relate well to the topic. For the double page spread, later drafts were seen as more effective with a good range of old and new tech images, while earlier drafts could have used better images to showcase evolution.
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Evaluation part two
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This document discusses the target audience, advertising strategy, and budget for a documentary and accompanying ancillary texts about technology. The target audience is 16-24 year olds interested in technology and popular culture. An initial advertisement will run in the metro newspaper to attract this audience. Then a double page spread will provide more information. The documentary will air on Channel 5 at 9pm to fit their schedule and audience. The total advertising budget is £19,306 to advertise nationally in the metro newspaper and Time Out magazine.
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This document contains notes from a group presentation by Karolina Fryckowska, Donnielle Carino, and Michelle Asafuadjaue. It includes potential titles for the presentation, examples of credits using different software like Flash and Windows Movie Maker, and suggestions for music including the Mario theme song and a Tetris remix. The document provides details for the title, credits, and music sections of the group presentation.
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