This document provides information about a workshop for caregivers held by Caryn Isaacs, a patient advocate, and Lori Metz, a personal motivational coach. The workshop aims to help caregivers understand themselves, their needs, and available resources through a caregiver assessment, discussion of triggers and barriers, and developing an action plan. Attendees can evaluate their needs and prioritize next steps. The document provides an overview of the workshop agenda and techniques to help caregivers improve wellness and learn how and where to get help.
The document compares the learner's preliminary and main magazine cover tasks, highlighting improvements in several areas from learning new technologies and skills:
1) Layout, color scheme, photo manipulation and editing were significantly improved in the main task by gaining experience using Photoshop.
2) Directing photo shoots and considering props/mise-en-scene led to higher quality images in the main task.
3) Familiarity with Quark Express helped produce cleaner page designs.
4) Creating a timeline allowed meeting deadlines for the main task compared to last-minute work for the preliminary.
5) The preliminary task was useful for practice and identifying areas for improvement applied to the higher-quality main task
Nissan France wanted to promote the Juke car online by creating an engaging Facebook game called the Juke Sensations Challenge. The game involves launching an animated Juke as far as possible across three levels (air, dirt, city) by adjusting the springboard and power. Players collect points to unlock levels and win prizes like test drives and extreme experiences. A communications plan using TV, outdoor, Facebook ads and the app center drove over 2,000 players who shared and invited friends, generating strong engagement and virality for Nissan.
A little of how, when and why News corporation arrive to the point at it is. Also how its ideology influenced everyone who see or read any of its channels or newspapers.
The target audience for the country music magazine is females aged 16-40, mainly targeting younger audiences aged 16-24. The audience would be classified as aspirers on the JINCAR scale, currently at level E but aiming to reach level B. They have post-modernist values and perceive themselves as wanting to achieve success through hard work and education to have a good career. They enjoy a natural look and prefer low-key nights in rather than going out.
A little of how, when and why News corporation arrive to the point at it is. Also how its ideology influenced everyone who see or read any of its channels or newspapers.
The document provides feedback on a country music magazine designed to attract a target audience of young female country music fans aged 16-30. The feedback included quotes praising aspects like the modernized style, appealing color scheme and imagery, and inclusion of topics of interest to young women like fashion and gossip alongside country music coverage. The document also discusses design elements like fonts, colors, images, and language used to create a laidback atmosphere and appeal to the target audience's interests in looking sophisticated yet feminine. Overall, the feedback indicated the magazine successfully captured a country theme while updating the style to attract a wider younger demographic.
This document provides information about a workshop for caregivers held by Caryn Isaacs, a patient advocate, and Lori Metz, a personal motivational coach. The workshop aims to help caregivers understand themselves, their needs, and available resources through a caregiver assessment, discussion of triggers and barriers, and developing an action plan. Attendees can evaluate their needs and prioritize next steps. The document provides an overview of the workshop agenda and techniques to help caregivers improve wellness and learn how and where to get help.
The document compares the learner's preliminary and main magazine cover tasks, highlighting improvements in several areas from learning new technologies and skills:
1) Layout, color scheme, photo manipulation and editing were significantly improved in the main task by gaining experience using Photoshop.
2) Directing photo shoots and considering props/mise-en-scene led to higher quality images in the main task.
3) Familiarity with Quark Express helped produce cleaner page designs.
4) Creating a timeline allowed meeting deadlines for the main task compared to last-minute work for the preliminary.
5) The preliminary task was useful for practice and identifying areas for improvement applied to the higher-quality main task
Nissan France wanted to promote the Juke car online by creating an engaging Facebook game called the Juke Sensations Challenge. The game involves launching an animated Juke as far as possible across three levels (air, dirt, city) by adjusting the springboard and power. Players collect points to unlock levels and win prizes like test drives and extreme experiences. A communications plan using TV, outdoor, Facebook ads and the app center drove over 2,000 players who shared and invited friends, generating strong engagement and virality for Nissan.
A little of how, when and why News corporation arrive to the point at it is. Also how its ideology influenced everyone who see or read any of its channels or newspapers.
The target audience for the country music magazine is females aged 16-40, mainly targeting younger audiences aged 16-24. The audience would be classified as aspirers on the JINCAR scale, currently at level E but aiming to reach level B. They have post-modernist values and perceive themselves as wanting to achieve success through hard work and education to have a good career. They enjoy a natural look and prefer low-key nights in rather than going out.
A little of how, when and why News corporation arrive to the point at it is. Also how its ideology influenced everyone who see or read any of its channels or newspapers.
The document provides feedback on a country music magazine designed to attract a target audience of young female country music fans aged 16-30. The feedback included quotes praising aspects like the modernized style, appealing color scheme and imagery, and inclusion of topics of interest to young women like fashion and gossip alongside country music coverage. The document also discusses design elements like fonts, colors, images, and language used to create a laidback atmosphere and appeal to the target audience's interests in looking sophisticated yet feminine. Overall, the feedback indicated the magazine successfully captured a country theme while updating the style to attract a wider younger demographic.
The history of News Corp. and how its ideology influence everyone who see some of the channels, the newspaper, magazines or radio stations this corporation manage.
The document discusses the increasing importance and prevalence of smartphones. Some key points:
- Smartphones now surpass feature phones as the top device type acquired by consumers in several major markets.
- People spend over 2 hours per day on their smartphones, with most time spent on internet, social media, music, and games.
- Smartphone usage is characterized as "always on," with users feeling they cannot live without their device and checking it every 10 minutes.
- Tablets are also growing rapidly in popularity and account for the majority of traffic to newspaper websites in the evenings, while smartphones see more consistent usage throughout the day.
This document outlines research into how biomaterials and bioprocesses may affect product design in the future. It discusses trends in areas like biofilms, bacteria, and biomaterials. Experiments are described that explore using bacteria and biofilms in new design processes. This leads to the development of a salt and pepper shaker set called "Växa" which is grown using a mold, bacteria cultures, and biofilm growth to create its unique organic texture and patterns. The document suggests that bioproduct design using living organisms is an emerging area that may see increasing application from research starting now through 2050.
My media product challenges conventions of country music magazines in some ways:
1. It uses a decorative masthead font rather than a plain sans serif font to make it more unique and interesting.
2. The front cover includes additional images and varied coverline effects and styles compared to a single shadow effect.
3. The language on the front cover is more colloquial to engage audiences.
4. It develops on other magazines by including fashion and gossip topics to attract younger female readers, inspired by successful magazines in other genres.
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It challenges stereotypes about country music fans by presenting them as ordinary young people interested in music, friends, and socializing, rather than focusing solely on rural stereotypes. It also aims to provide an alternative representation of young females, portraying them in a respectful manner focused on their futures rather than reinforcing negative stereotypes about this group.
The document provides information about patient advocacy and how to advocate for yourself or others. It discusses the role of patient advocates in helping people navigate the healthcare system by liaising with medical professionals and family members. It offers tips on being your own advocate by understanding medical information and asking questions, and advocating for others by attending appointments, taking notes, asking questions, and getting copies of medical tests. The document also provides resources for senior advocacy and advice on communicating effectively with doctors.
The history of News Corp. and how its ideology influence everyone who see some of the channels, the newspaper, magazines or radio stations this corporation manage.
The document discusses the increasing importance and prevalence of smartphones. Some key points:
- Smartphones now surpass feature phones as the top device type acquired by consumers in several major markets.
- People spend over 2 hours per day on their smartphones, with most time spent on internet, social media, music, and games.
- Smartphone usage is characterized as "always on," with users feeling they cannot live without their device and checking it every 10 minutes.
- Tablets are also growing rapidly in popularity and account for the majority of traffic to newspaper websites in the evenings, while smartphones see more consistent usage throughout the day.
This document outlines research into how biomaterials and bioprocesses may affect product design in the future. It discusses trends in areas like biofilms, bacteria, and biomaterials. Experiments are described that explore using bacteria and biofilms in new design processes. This leads to the development of a salt and pepper shaker set called "Växa" which is grown using a mold, bacteria cultures, and biofilm growth to create its unique organic texture and patterns. The document suggests that bioproduct design using living organisms is an emerging area that may see increasing application from research starting now through 2050.
My media product challenges conventions of country music magazines in some ways:
1. It uses a decorative masthead font rather than a plain sans serif font to make it more unique and interesting.
2. The front cover includes additional images and varied coverline effects and styles compared to a single shadow effect.
3. The language on the front cover is more colloquial to engage audiences.
4. It develops on other magazines by including fashion and gossip topics to attract younger female readers, inspired by successful magazines in other genres.
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It challenges stereotypes about country music fans by presenting them as ordinary young people interested in music, friends, and socializing, rather than focusing solely on rural stereotypes. It also aims to provide an alternative representation of young females, portraying them in a respectful manner focused on their futures rather than reinforcing negative stereotypes about this group.
The document provides information about patient advocacy and how to advocate for yourself or others. It discusses the role of patient advocates in helping people navigate the healthcare system by liaising with medical professionals and family members. It offers tips on being your own advocate by understanding medical information and asking questions, and advocating for others by attending appointments, taking notes, asking questions, and getting copies of medical tests. The document also provides resources for senior advocacy and advice on communicating effectively with doctors.