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Media literacy exercise about frontpages on bin laden's deathManuel Pinto
1) Osama bin Laden was killed in an operation by U.S. forces in Pakistan on May 1, 2011.
2) The document analyzes newspaper front pages from the U.S. reporting on bin Laden's death and asks students to observe differences in headlines, styles, and perspectives between papers.
3) Students are asked to interpret the use of pronouns in some headlines that frame the event as something "we" or "they" accomplished and to draw conclusions about the overall front page coverage.
A presentation given at Mobile Barcamp Brighton looking at what kind of opportunities lurk across mobile services at the Bottom of Pyramid. Also re-visited some of teh findings from (Sarai funded) Project Miljul- Talk given at O'Reilly Etech'04. More on Project Miljul:
http://priyascape.com/projects_miljul.htm
The document discusses the need for an affordable way for anyone to create and broadcast their own TV channel by combining available podcast feeds, adding their own podcasts, and publishing and promoting their channel. It proposes a new media company that would provide the technology to streamline generating and integrating localized advertisements into people's channels. This would drive revenue through advertisement overlays, sponsorship, and subscription or broadcast fees. The syndication model would determine content based on user location, device, and preferences.
this is a Snæfellsjökull slideshow so if you're doing a slideshow on snæfellsjökull and you want a 10 so do a copy paste on you're slideshow and you got you're self a 10
Media literacy exercise about frontpages on bin laden's deathManuel Pinto
1) Osama bin Laden was killed in an operation by U.S. forces in Pakistan on May 1, 2011.
2) The document analyzes newspaper front pages from the U.S. reporting on bin Laden's death and asks students to observe differences in headlines, styles, and perspectives between papers.
3) Students are asked to interpret the use of pronouns in some headlines that frame the event as something "we" or "they" accomplished and to draw conclusions about the overall front page coverage.
A presentation given at Mobile Barcamp Brighton looking at what kind of opportunities lurk across mobile services at the Bottom of Pyramid. Also re-visited some of teh findings from (Sarai funded) Project Miljul- Talk given at O'Reilly Etech'04. More on Project Miljul:
http://priyascape.com/projects_miljul.htm
The document discusses the need for an affordable way for anyone to create and broadcast their own TV channel by combining available podcast feeds, adding their own podcasts, and publishing and promoting their channel. It proposes a new media company that would provide the technology to streamline generating and integrating localized advertisements into people's channels. This would drive revenue through advertisement overlays, sponsorship, and subscription or broadcast fees. The syndication model would determine content based on user location, device, and preferences.
Beyond Free: ...what is the customer’s perception of “free”?Priya Prakash
Priya Prakash discusses the customer's perception of "free" and different business models for mobile services. She provides four key insights: 1) Perceived value is created through the story told to the user. 2) Identify activities involving time, status and effort to get users to upgrade. 3) Distraction-based mobile ads only work if the user context is supported. 4) Seamless user experiences create sustained revenues. The conclusion is that to monetize mobile, businesses need a flexible platform that can quickly react to market needs.
This document outlines the agenda and beliefs of a presenter for a Family Math Night. The presenter believes that all children can learn math through problem solving activities and constructing their own understanding. The presenter advocates using a constructivist approach to math teaching where students work to solve problems and make connections. This allows students to become confident mathematicians and transfer math skills to the real world. The presentation addresses how students can speak and write about math, and answers common questions parents have about how their children will learn basic facts and how they can help support their learning.
The mobile paradox is that the massively reduced screen real estate makes creating persuasive services much harder than on the desktop web. There is simply less room and time to create trust. And of course the user is only too well aware that they are paying for the priviledge…. This talk will examine the challenges as they have applied to a live mobile service - Flirtomatic.
Round table #19 at American Society of Cytopathology (Nov 5, 2012, Las Vegas,...vshidham
This document discusses cell blocks for molecular tests and immunocytochemistry applications. It begins with an overview of cell blocks and their role in bridging cytology and histopathology. It then discusses various methods for preparing cell blocks from different specimen types, noting critical issues to consider like specimen cellularity and anticipated ancillary tests. The document also covers immunophenotyping using cell blocks and challenges like antigen loss. It presents an approach called SCIP for immunocytochemistry of effusions. Finally, it indicates there will be a discussion of study cases using cell blocks.
The document discusses Mark Erikson's involvement with sports from a young age through the present. It provides a lengthy list of the various sports he has played over time, including soccer, baseball, tennis, golf, bowling, ultimate frisbee, volleyball, and American football. The document also discusses the popularity and cultural impact of sports in America more broadly.
This document provides an overview of child protection issues for principals and vice-principals. It defines the different types of child abuse including physical, sexual, emotional/psychological, and neglect. It outlines indicators of each type of abuse and behaviors observed in abusers. The rights and responsibilities of teachers to report suspected abuse to Children's Aid is also discussed.
Geostories - A BBC Innovation Mobile Citizenship projectPriya Prakash
Geo-stories is a BBC project that combines location and time-based content with video, pictures, and text to create narrative mobile citizen journalism stories. It aims to explore how to most effectively use these elements to inform new mobile formats. The project will develop a mobile and web experience that allows users to create stories using multimedia user-generated content tagged with location. It will also pull in BBC local news feeds and enable group storytelling from multiple perspectives.
The document discusses Karl Popper's theory of falsification and its evolution over time. It explains that Popper argued scientific theories are never truly verified, but can be falsified by a single contradictory observation. Theories should aim to be falsifiable to be considered scientific. Later, Popper acknowledged natural selection as testable despite initial doubts. The document also examines criticisms of falsification, such as that theories may not be falsified even when observations contradict them, depending on how the theory is modified in response.
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