Este documento trata sobre blogs y licencias Creative Commons. Explica la definición de blog, sus ventajas y cómo administrar uno. También cubre los tipos de blogs, servicios de blogs y microblogging. Por último, introduce las licencias Creative Commons, que permiten compartir contenido de manera legal y flexible.
O documento explica como usar o Skype para fazer chamadas de voz e vídeo gratuitas, enviar mensagens de chat e arquivos. Ele também descreve como adicionar contatos no Skype pesquisando pelo nome, e-mail ou nome Skype, e enviando uma solicitação com uma mensagem de apresentação.
AANS Announces 2017 William P. Van Wagenen Fellowship WinnerDr. Donald R. DeFeo
A graduate of the University of California, Dr. Donald R. DeFeo received his MD in 1967. He also served as a Captain in the US Army Medical Corps during the Vietnam conflict. In conjunction with his medical career, Dr. Donald R. DeFeo maintains active membership in several professional organizations, such as the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS).
This document evaluates the magazine cover and contents page of a student's magazine design project based on conventions of the genre. The cover is assessed as conventional because the large central image takes up most space, uses a serious masculine pose, and has effective cover lines that draw the reader in. The contents page also follows conventions with its clear masthead, pull quote providing context for featured articles, and placement of elements like the date and features list. To make the cover even more conventional, the student could modify the image angle and take up more space like the reference magazine.
Este documento trata sobre blogs y licencias Creative Commons. Explica la definición de blog, sus ventajas y cómo administrar uno. También cubre los tipos de blogs, servicios de blogs y microblogging. Por último, introduce las licencias Creative Commons, que permiten compartir contenido de manera legal y flexible.
O documento explica como usar o Skype para fazer chamadas de voz e vídeo gratuitas, enviar mensagens de chat e arquivos. Ele também descreve como adicionar contatos no Skype pesquisando pelo nome, e-mail ou nome Skype, e enviando uma solicitação com uma mensagem de apresentação.
AANS Announces 2017 William P. Van Wagenen Fellowship WinnerDr. Donald R. DeFeo
A graduate of the University of California, Dr. Donald R. DeFeo received his MD in 1967. He also served as a Captain in the US Army Medical Corps during the Vietnam conflict. In conjunction with his medical career, Dr. Donald R. DeFeo maintains active membership in several professional organizations, such as the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS).
This document evaluates the magazine cover and contents page of a student's magazine design project based on conventions of the genre. The cover is assessed as conventional because the large central image takes up most space, uses a serious masculine pose, and has effective cover lines that draw the reader in. The contents page also follows conventions with its clear masthead, pull quote providing context for featured articles, and placement of elements like the date and features list. To make the cover even more conventional, the student could modify the image angle and take up more space like the reference magazine.
The magazine helped the author gather ideas for their final major project documentary about Beast Rampz Skate Park. The magazine contained interviews and information about scooter products, professional riders, and upcoming events that could be used or referenced in interviews for the documentary. Advertisements in the magazine for other skate parks influenced the idea that promoting skate parks through a YouTube documentary could help gain more business for Beast Rampz. An interview in the magazine provided example questions that could work well when influencing people to try a new sport in the documentary.
The documentary will profile Beast Rampz, currently the largest indoor skate park in Manchester. It will feature local skaters discussing how the park has impacted their lives to encourage more visits. While there is no specific target audience, it aims to interest those who enjoy extreme sports or want to learn more about Beast Rampz. The filmmaker will use equipment like a camera, tripod, dolly attachments, and fish-eye lens provided by Beast Rampz to capture shots of the park and skaters.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about creating a documentary or advertisement for a skate park. 4 people responded to the survey. Most responded that a documentary about a skate park sounds interesting. All respondents said a documentary would be better than an advertisement for promoting a skate park. Most said they would watch a documentary about a local skate park. While most may be influenced to visit the skate park after watching, not all respondents would visit. Based on the feedback, the author will create a documentary about the largest indoor skate park in Manchester to help promote the park.
Final major project production diary template 2014 2015LewisDunn
Lewis Dunn created a production diary to document his progress on his final major project for a BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production. Over 15 weeks, he planned and completed tasks like keyword definitions, idea generation, proposal writing, pre-production including storyboards and location planning, filming, editing, and evaluation. Each week he summarized his progress and outlined his plans to ensure he stayed on track to complete his documentary video project on schedule.
Urbis in Manchester city centre is a popular street spot for skateboarders and scooters. It has varied sized ledges and gaps located in a busy area with shops and transport links nearby. Security does not usually move people on so riders can stay as long as they like.
MediaCityUK at Salford Quays near Manchester has many ledges and features across the area, though security may move riders on from some spots. It also has grassy areas for resting and an outdoor swimming area open in summer.
Irlam Skatepark outside Manchester has a well-designed flow layout with ramps, transfers and a massive back wall. It is near transport links and amenities and has
Sarah Murray is the graphic designer for skateboard brand Spitfire. She started doodling fireball designs as a tribute to Spitfire and sent them in, not expecting the brand to use them. Spitfire loved her designs and asked her to become their representative designer. Sarah gets inspiration from team riders and their hobbies to evolve the Spitfire logo. She recently caught up with pro skater Mike Mo Capaldi and is working on a Batman-themed graphic for him that could evolve into a full DC and Marvel comics series. Sarah sees her future continuing to create graphics for Spitfire and hopes one day to have a board made with a graphic of herself on it.
The document discusses editing photos for a magazine using Photoshop. For the front cover photo of Sarah with a skateboard, the author adjusted brightness and contrast to make colors pop more, used the Vibrance tool to enhance lighter colors, and enlarged the photo to fit the magazine. For the double page spread of Sarah, the author similarly adjusted brightness and contrast to improve colors, darkened the image as it was overexposed, slightly adjusted exposure to darken light areas, and enlarged the photo to fit the spread.
The document discusses the design and layout of a skateboarding magazine created by the author. They used Microsoft Word to write articles and Adobe Photoshop to design pages. Formats of popular skate magazines like Thrasher influenced the design, with a large bold title, contrasting fonts, and double page spreads with photos and interviews. The target audience is skateboard enthusiasts ages 13-30, shown through imagery, slang, and featuring both male and female skaters.
1) The article profiles Spitfire's graphic designer Sarah Murray and how she got started designing logos for the company over 10 years ago by sending in doodles of fireballs as a tribute.
2) Sarah discusses her creative process, taking inspiration from team riders' interests and hobbies to design unique graphics incorporating the Spitfire logo. She is currently working on a Batman-themed graphic inspired by rider Mike Mo Capaldi.
3) Sarah sees her future with Spitfire as unpredictable but rewarding, having already had an unforgettable career designing graphics for over a decade now. She is grateful to the fans and sponsors for their support.
Copyright protects original creative works and grants creators exclusive rights over the use and distribution of their work. The Copyright Hub is a non-profit organization that aims to make gaining legal access to copyrighted works easier. It provides technology to streamline the permission process and help consumers access material without worrying about copyright laws. Some organizations that can help obtain permission to use copyrighted images include the BBC copyright organization, which can remove copyright restrictions on BBC images for educational use.
This magazine article summarizes and evaluates the layout, design, and target audiences of two magazines: Empire movie magazine and Thrasher skateboarding magazine. For Empire, the cover focuses on the new Superman film, using large bold text and imagery of Superman to appeal to fans of superhero films. The layout, colors and fonts are designed to be eye-catching. Thrasher targets skateboard enthusiasts, with its cover typically featuring professional skaters. The layout includes photos of skaters doing impressive tricks alongside interviews, to both entertain and inspire readers.
This radio show review summarizes 3 stories:
1) A review of Sacha Parkinson's career and new role on a TV show to appeal to her fans.
2) A promotion of a local skate park business called Beast Rampz to gain more customers.
3) Interviews with local students on their thoughts about voting in the general election.
Lewis Dunn will conduct interviews on May 7th at Eccles College to gather student opinions on voting in the UK general election. He will introduce himself and the topic, then ask questions about their thoughts on voting, reasons for voting or not voting in the election, and record the interviews on his mobile phone to analyze findings.
collegeStudent voting radio news story reasearchLewisDunn
The document outlines a radio news story that will interview students about their opinions on voting. The interviewer will ask students questions about why they chose to vote or not vote, and who they voted for in the general election. The goal is to gather information that shows why students do and don't vote, and how their opinions could influence other students' views on voting. Screenshots of a website addressing common voting questions asked by students are also included to provide context.
colStudent voting radio news story reasearchLewisDunn
The document outlines a radio news story that will interview students about their opinions on voting. The interviewer will ask students questions about why they chose to vote or not vote, and who they voted for in the general election. The goal is to gather information that shows why students do and don't vote, and how their opinions could influence other students' views on voting. Screenshots of a website addressing common voting questions asked by students are also included to provide context.
Tim Bottomly, owner of Beast Rampz skate park in Manchester, will be interviewed on May 2nd at the skate park location. Lewis Dunn will conduct the phone interview to learn about the local Ardwick area and how the skate park provides an alternative to past issues like muggings. Planned questions for Tim include details about Beast Rampz, promotion methods, events attracting customers, and if he has anything else to add.
Beast Rampz Skate Park is the largest indoor skate park in Manchester. It offers ramps for skateboarding, scootering, BMX and other sports. Staff are available to help customers and deal with any issues. The skate park hosts events to promote sports and keep youth occupied. It is located in Ardwick, Manchester and contact details are on their website. For a radio interview, the host will speak to the park owner about why he opened it and a local rider about their experience at the park and how it has benefited them.
The document provides an analysis of three action/comedy films that the author enjoys: Kick Ass (2010), Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005), and This Is the End (2013). For each film, the author discusses elements they find appealing like the stars, storylines, and special effects. They also analyze how the directors promote the films through advertising and use of intertextuality. Big stars like Nicolas Cage and previous popular roles are noted as attracting audiences.
The magazine helped the author gather ideas for their final major project documentary about Beast Rampz Skate Park. The magazine contained interviews and information about scooter products, professional riders, and upcoming events that could be used or referenced in interviews for the documentary. Advertisements in the magazine for other skate parks influenced the idea that promoting skate parks through a YouTube documentary could help gain more business for Beast Rampz. An interview in the magazine provided example questions that could work well when influencing people to try a new sport in the documentary.
The documentary will profile Beast Rampz, currently the largest indoor skate park in Manchester. It will feature local skaters discussing how the park has impacted their lives to encourage more visits. While there is no specific target audience, it aims to interest those who enjoy extreme sports or want to learn more about Beast Rampz. The filmmaker will use equipment like a camera, tripod, dolly attachments, and fish-eye lens provided by Beast Rampz to capture shots of the park and skaters.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about creating a documentary or advertisement for a skate park. 4 people responded to the survey. Most responded that a documentary about a skate park sounds interesting. All respondents said a documentary would be better than an advertisement for promoting a skate park. Most said they would watch a documentary about a local skate park. While most may be influenced to visit the skate park after watching, not all respondents would visit. Based on the feedback, the author will create a documentary about the largest indoor skate park in Manchester to help promote the park.
Final major project production diary template 2014 2015LewisDunn
Lewis Dunn created a production diary to document his progress on his final major project for a BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production. Over 15 weeks, he planned and completed tasks like keyword definitions, idea generation, proposal writing, pre-production including storyboards and location planning, filming, editing, and evaluation. Each week he summarized his progress and outlined his plans to ensure he stayed on track to complete his documentary video project on schedule.
Urbis in Manchester city centre is a popular street spot for skateboarders and scooters. It has varied sized ledges and gaps located in a busy area with shops and transport links nearby. Security does not usually move people on so riders can stay as long as they like.
MediaCityUK at Salford Quays near Manchester has many ledges and features across the area, though security may move riders on from some spots. It also has grassy areas for resting and an outdoor swimming area open in summer.
Irlam Skatepark outside Manchester has a well-designed flow layout with ramps, transfers and a massive back wall. It is near transport links and amenities and has
Sarah Murray is the graphic designer for skateboard brand Spitfire. She started doodling fireball designs as a tribute to Spitfire and sent them in, not expecting the brand to use them. Spitfire loved her designs and asked her to become their representative designer. Sarah gets inspiration from team riders and their hobbies to evolve the Spitfire logo. She recently caught up with pro skater Mike Mo Capaldi and is working on a Batman-themed graphic for him that could evolve into a full DC and Marvel comics series. Sarah sees her future continuing to create graphics for Spitfire and hopes one day to have a board made with a graphic of herself on it.
The document discusses editing photos for a magazine using Photoshop. For the front cover photo of Sarah with a skateboard, the author adjusted brightness and contrast to make colors pop more, used the Vibrance tool to enhance lighter colors, and enlarged the photo to fit the magazine. For the double page spread of Sarah, the author similarly adjusted brightness and contrast to improve colors, darkened the image as it was overexposed, slightly adjusted exposure to darken light areas, and enlarged the photo to fit the spread.
The document discusses the design and layout of a skateboarding magazine created by the author. They used Microsoft Word to write articles and Adobe Photoshop to design pages. Formats of popular skate magazines like Thrasher influenced the design, with a large bold title, contrasting fonts, and double page spreads with photos and interviews. The target audience is skateboard enthusiasts ages 13-30, shown through imagery, slang, and featuring both male and female skaters.
1) The article profiles Spitfire's graphic designer Sarah Murray and how she got started designing logos for the company over 10 years ago by sending in doodles of fireballs as a tribute.
2) Sarah discusses her creative process, taking inspiration from team riders' interests and hobbies to design unique graphics incorporating the Spitfire logo. She is currently working on a Batman-themed graphic inspired by rider Mike Mo Capaldi.
3) Sarah sees her future with Spitfire as unpredictable but rewarding, having already had an unforgettable career designing graphics for over a decade now. She is grateful to the fans and sponsors for their support.
Copyright protects original creative works and grants creators exclusive rights over the use and distribution of their work. The Copyright Hub is a non-profit organization that aims to make gaining legal access to copyrighted works easier. It provides technology to streamline the permission process and help consumers access material without worrying about copyright laws. Some organizations that can help obtain permission to use copyrighted images include the BBC copyright organization, which can remove copyright restrictions on BBC images for educational use.
This magazine article summarizes and evaluates the layout, design, and target audiences of two magazines: Empire movie magazine and Thrasher skateboarding magazine. For Empire, the cover focuses on the new Superman film, using large bold text and imagery of Superman to appeal to fans of superhero films. The layout, colors and fonts are designed to be eye-catching. Thrasher targets skateboard enthusiasts, with its cover typically featuring professional skaters. The layout includes photos of skaters doing impressive tricks alongside interviews, to both entertain and inspire readers.
This radio show review summarizes 3 stories:
1) A review of Sacha Parkinson's career and new role on a TV show to appeal to her fans.
2) A promotion of a local skate park business called Beast Rampz to gain more customers.
3) Interviews with local students on their thoughts about voting in the general election.
Lewis Dunn will conduct interviews on May 7th at Eccles College to gather student opinions on voting in the UK general election. He will introduce himself and the topic, then ask questions about their thoughts on voting, reasons for voting or not voting in the election, and record the interviews on his mobile phone to analyze findings.
collegeStudent voting radio news story reasearchLewisDunn
The document outlines a radio news story that will interview students about their opinions on voting. The interviewer will ask students questions about why they chose to vote or not vote, and who they voted for in the general election. The goal is to gather information that shows why students do and don't vote, and how their opinions could influence other students' views on voting. Screenshots of a website addressing common voting questions asked by students are also included to provide context.
colStudent voting radio news story reasearchLewisDunn
The document outlines a radio news story that will interview students about their opinions on voting. The interviewer will ask students questions about why they chose to vote or not vote, and who they voted for in the general election. The goal is to gather information that shows why students do and don't vote, and how their opinions could influence other students' views on voting. Screenshots of a website addressing common voting questions asked by students are also included to provide context.
Tim Bottomly, owner of Beast Rampz skate park in Manchester, will be interviewed on May 2nd at the skate park location. Lewis Dunn will conduct the phone interview to learn about the local Ardwick area and how the skate park provides an alternative to past issues like muggings. Planned questions for Tim include details about Beast Rampz, promotion methods, events attracting customers, and if he has anything else to add.
Beast Rampz Skate Park is the largest indoor skate park in Manchester. It offers ramps for skateboarding, scootering, BMX and other sports. Staff are available to help customers and deal with any issues. The skate park hosts events to promote sports and keep youth occupied. It is located in Ardwick, Manchester and contact details are on their website. For a radio interview, the host will speak to the park owner about why he opened it and a local rider about their experience at the park and how it has benefited them.
The document provides an analysis of three action/comedy films that the author enjoys: Kick Ass (2010), Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005), and This Is the End (2013). For each film, the author discusses elements they find appealing like the stars, storylines, and special effects. They also analyze how the directors promote the films through advertising and use of intertextuality. Big stars like Nicolas Cage and previous popular roles are noted as attracting audiences.