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Culture has several key components including communication, cognitive aspects, behavioral norms, and material goods. Communication relies on shared language and symbols within a culture. Cognitive components include ideas, knowledge, beliefs, and values that people in a culture use to understand the world. Behavioral norms such as mores, laws, and rituals establish rules and expectations to guide member behavior. Material culture encompasses the physical objects and technologies that a culture uses. Culture is transmitted through enculturation, acculturation, and assimilation as people learn and adopt new cultural traits.
Evaluation – Question 2
The combination of the main magazine products and ancillary tasks is effective. Images, fonts, and color schemes are used consistently across the front cover, contents page, double page spread, billboard, and website to create a cohesive brand identity. The same models and scenes appear on multiple pieces to reinforce recognition. Descriptive fonts are used for headlines and body text while a unique font draws attention to a specific article. Establishing this visual consistency and a unique selling point as the first regional fashion magazine for older teens helps the brand stand out.
Deconstruction front cover
The document analyzes the front cover of Elle magazine. It summarizes that the target audience is females aged 18-35 based on the sophisticated style and image of Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to buy the magazine through elements of the cover like the title, design, cover lines, and image of Lily Allen. Key aspects analyzed include the large masthead, cover lines that use short phrases and interpellation to entice readers, and the main image of Lily Allen that follows theories of gaze and gesture codes.
Cristeldelacruz
Culture has several key components including communication, cognitive aspects, behavioral norms, and material goods. Communication relies on shared language and symbols within a culture. Cognitive components include ideas, knowledge, beliefs, and values that shape people's understanding of reality. Behavioral norms such as mores, laws, and rituals establish rules and expectations for member behavior. Material culture encompasses the physical objects and technologies that a society uses. Culture is transmitted through enculturation, acculturation, and assimilation.
Cristeldelacruz
Culture has several key components including communication, cognitive aspects, behavioral norms, and material goods. Communication relies on shared language and symbols within a culture. Cognitive components include ideas, knowledge, beliefs, and values that people in a culture use to understand the world. Behavioral norms such as mores, laws, and rituals establish rules and expectations to guide member behavior. Material culture encompasses the physical objects and technologies that a culture uses. Culture is transmitted through enculturation, acculturation, and assimilation as people learn and adopt new cultural traits.
Film Industry
1. The exam questions may focus on various areas related to the film industry such as media ownership, synergy and cross-media convergence, new media technologies, how major industries target audiences, and personal media consumption.
2. Large media conglomerates own film studios, TV stations, record labels, magazines, newspapers, books, and internet platforms, allowing them to synergistically market and distribute their films across multiple subsidiaries. However, some independent films are produced outside the major studios with smaller budgets.
3. Technological convergence through devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and game consoles, as well as services like video on demand, have changed how audiences consume media and given independents new distribution opportunities
Slidecast
This document outlines the Slidecast presentation app project. It discusses the need for a solution to split speaker and audience information on slides to encourage engagement. Slidecast allows presentations to be controlled from a smartphone, utilizing mobile features to make presenting better by allowing speakers to see notes while audiences view slides. The document provides mockups, milestones, competition analysis, and hypotheses for how Slidecast could improve the convenience, sharing of information, and style of presentations.
Slidecast
This document discusses a slidecast product called Team Purple that allows static presentations to be cast from a mobile device to a TV using Chromecast. It outlines the need for speaker notes and audience slides without computers, and its secret sauce is being hassle-free and computer-less. Obstacles in developing it included understanding third-party libraries and figuring out how to use Chromecast without direct PDF support. Next steps are to focus on design, efficiency, and additional features.
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Cristeldelacruz
Culture has several key components including communication, cognitive aspects, behavioral norms, and material goods. Communication relies on shared language and symbols within a culture. Cognitive components include ideas, knowledge, beliefs, and values that people in a culture use to understand the world. Behavioral norms such as mores, laws, and rituals establish rules and expectations to guide member behavior. Material culture encompasses the physical objects and technologies that a culture uses. Culture is transmitted through enculturation, acculturation, and assimilation as people learn and adopt new cultural traits.
Evaluation – Question 2
The combination of the main magazine products and ancillary tasks is effective. Images, fonts, and color schemes are used consistently across the front cover, contents page, double page spread, billboard, and website to create a cohesive brand identity. The same models and scenes appear on multiple pieces to reinforce recognition. Descriptive fonts are used for headlines and body text while a unique font draws attention to a specific article. Establishing this visual consistency and a unique selling point as the first regional fashion magazine for older teens helps the brand stand out.
Deconstruction front cover
The document analyzes the front cover of Elle magazine. It summarizes that the target audience is females aged 18-35 based on the sophisticated style and image of Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to buy the magazine through elements of the cover like the title, design, cover lines, and image of Lily Allen. Key aspects analyzed include the large masthead, cover lines that use short phrases and interpellation to entice readers, and the main image of Lily Allen that follows theories of gaze and gesture codes.
Cristeldelacruz
Culture has several key components including communication, cognitive aspects, behavioral norms, and material goods. Communication relies on shared language and symbols within a culture. Cognitive components include ideas, knowledge, beliefs, and values that shape people's understanding of reality. Behavioral norms such as mores, laws, and rituals establish rules and expectations for member behavior. Material culture encompasses the physical objects and technologies that a society uses. Culture is transmitted through enculturation, acculturation, and assimilation.
Cristeldelacruz
Culture has several key components including communication, cognitive aspects, behavioral norms, and material goods. Communication relies on shared language and symbols within a culture. Cognitive components include ideas, knowledge, beliefs, and values that people in a culture use to understand the world. Behavioral norms such as mores, laws, and rituals establish rules and expectations to guide member behavior. Material culture encompasses the physical objects and technologies that a culture uses. Culture is transmitted through enculturation, acculturation, and assimilation as people learn and adopt new cultural traits.
Film Industry
1. The exam questions may focus on various areas related to the film industry such as media ownership, synergy and cross-media convergence, new media technologies, how major industries target audiences, and personal media consumption.
2. Large media conglomerates own film studios, TV stations, record labels, magazines, newspapers, books, and internet platforms, allowing them to synergistically market and distribute their films across multiple subsidiaries. However, some independent films are produced outside the major studios with smaller budgets.
3. Technological convergence through devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and game consoles, as well as services like video on demand, have changed how audiences consume media and given independents new distribution opportunities
Slidecast
This document outlines the Slidecast presentation app project. It discusses the need for a solution to split speaker and audience information on slides to encourage engagement. Slidecast allows presentations to be controlled from a smartphone, utilizing mobile features to make presenting better by allowing speakers to see notes while audiences view slides. The document provides mockups, milestones, competition analysis, and hypotheses for how Slidecast could improve the convenience, sharing of information, and style of presentations.
Slidecast
This document discusses a slidecast product called Team Purple that allows static presentations to be cast from a mobile device to a TV using Chromecast. It outlines the need for speaker notes and audience slides without computers, and its secret sauce is being hassle-free and computer-less. Obstacles in developing it included understanding third-party libraries and figuring out how to use Chromecast without direct PDF support. Next steps are to focus on design, efficiency, and additional features.
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1) An outline of the conclusion and review chapter which discusses a review of chapters 1-15, a conclusion section, and feedback.
2) Summaries of several chapters which define motivation, review theories of motivation, and discuss psychological and social needs.
3) Case study examples and questions to demonstrate how motivational theories can be applied to practical problems like student dropout.
Fashion Magazine Deconstuction
This document analyzes and summarizes the target audience, layout, and design elements of the magazine Elle. It determines that Elle targets older females ages 25-40 based on the sophisticated imagery, mature color scheme and layout, and lack of bright colors and clutter. The layout is well-organized with different fonts and column divisions to enhance readability. While the black and white color scheme of some pages looks plain, overall the magazine maintains a consistent, elegant visual identity that appeals to its target demographic through classic design elements.
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Double Page Spread Deconstruction
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Elle contents page deconstruction
This document analyzes the target audience and design of a magazine's contents page. It determines that the magazine is targeted towards females aged 16-25 based on the mature layout, fashion and beauty focused imagery, and inclusion of an attractive male model. The document notes the basic font in pink and black complements this target age range. It describes the contents page as having a masthead to establish the magazine brand, along with two columns listing page numbers and titles organized under sections like "Beauty, Health and Fitness" and "In Every Issue" to provide structure. The collage background incorporates relevant fashion, makeup and icons consistent with the audience's interests.
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2) Summaries of several chapters which define motivation, review theories of motivation, and discuss psychological and social needs.
3) Case study examples and questions to demonstrate how motivational theories can be applied to practical problems like student dropout.
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This document analyzes a double-page magazine spread targeted at females aged 17-25. It summarizes that the color scheme, main image, layout, fonts, and article title indicate this target audience. The main image takes up the left page and features a model in natural lighting meant to inspire the audience. The layout is organized with the main image on one side and secondary makeup images and article on the other. The fonts are basic and plain for readability. Color scheme and masthead placement also appeal to younger female readers.
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This document analyzes the target audience and design of a magazine's contents page. It determines that the magazine is targeted towards females aged 16-25 based on the mature layout, fashion and beauty focused imagery, and inclusion of an attractive male model. The document notes the basic font in pink and black complements this target age range. It describes the contents page as having a masthead to establish the magazine brand, along with two columns listing page numbers and titles organized under sections like "Beauty, Health and Fitness" and "In Every Issue" to provide structure. The collage background incorporates relevant fashion, makeup and icons consistent with the audience's interests.