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Electronic media
The document discusses electronic media. It defines electronic media as existing in many forms such as radio, television, computers, and smartphones. The document outlines the history of major electronic media technologies from the telegraph to computers. It also lists some of the traditional types of electronic media such as television, radio, and the internet as well as new hybrid forms like smartphones and digital displays. The document discusses how electronic media is used in education through multimedia presentations to help teach students.
Electronic media
- 1. K KC KC KC KC KC KC KC C K C ELECTRONIC MEDIA K C Kokie Z. Tayanes K Clent Daryl C. Balaba C K C KC KC KC KC KC KC KC
- 2. CONTENTS Media Electronic Media History ofElectronic Media Types of Electronic Media Role of Electronic Media Advantages and Disadvantages
- 3. MEDIA •the plural ofmedium, are means of communication. •derived from the Latin word “medius” middle(“between”), the term refers to anything that carries information between a source and a receiver.
- 4. MEDIA •isa mean oftransmitting the message, thought opinion and view point. •its purpose is to facilitate communication and learning. HOME
- 5. ELECTRONIC MEDIA Electronic mediais enjoying broader use every day with an increase in electronic devices being made. The meaning of electronic media, as it is known in various spheres, has changed with the passage of time. Electronic media exists today in many forms: radio, television, videotape, audiotape, telephone, HOME telegraph, computer file, etc.
- 6. HISTORY Telegraph, 1938 Telephone, 1876 Radio,1895 Television, 1927 Early Computer, 1942 Photocopy Machine, 1946 Transistor, 1947 Microcomputer, 1960’s HOME Computer, between 1960’s & 1980’s
- 7. ELECTRONIC MEDIA Computer technologyis advancing in every walk of life to the point which ``change is occurring so rapidly that there is no time to react.
- 8. ELECTRONIC MEDIA Lancaster andNaisbitt proposed that we are approaching a paperless society, where it is faster and less expensive to communicate through electronic channels: ``It is becoming cheaper to handle words electronically than to handle them physically, to the point where the physical mode is becoming too expensive for ordinary use.''
- 9. ELECTRONIC MEDIA Implementing acomputer-based system to facilitate scholarly communication has its own set of concerns and issues. The Internet is an existing attempt at such a system. It offers users the benefits of access, file transfer, and electronic mail(which includes electronic journals) with remote systems around the world.
- 10. ELECTRONIC MEDIA In hisproposal for an ideal National Research and Education Network, Dr. E. Brownrigg suggests ten principles be adopted for such a scholarly system.
- 11. It provides … •protectionof each user's first amendment rights, •the freedom of all users to publish onto the network, •a free market status for the network administration, •remote access, •privacy from government eavesdropping, •and recognition of intellectual property which includes copyright HOME enforcement and royalty distribution.
- 12. ELECTRONIC MEDIA There arethree traditional types of Electronic Media and a few Hybrids: 1) Television 2) Radio 3) Internet 4) Smart phones may have created a new media type 5) Electronic display advertising, electronic streaming billboards may also be a new hybrid Internet, TV, Radio, arguably electronic Bill boards might qualify. Smart Phones HOME are a play between Phone & internet so might pass for electronic media,
- 13. ELECTRONIC MEDIA In education sector, various multimedia and slide presentation (A primary electronic media source) is used. The sole aim of such presentations is to create certain expertise among students in the desired field of education. The presentations are simple and easy to understand, the pictorial representation could enhance the understanding level.
- 14. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
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