Evolution Digital Media Technologies, Week 1

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This document provides an introduction to technology and communication for a quarter-long course. It defines technology as applied science used to solve problems and extend human potential. The document discusses how technologies facilitate communication and how some key technologies throughout history, such as cave paintings, printing press, telegraph, and personal digital assistants, have changed communication. It also notes three implications of new digital technologies: the concept of scarcity is gone for shared digital content; distance is less important with global online networks; and time shifting allows asynchronous communication which impacts industries like TV and radio.

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COM546 - Introduction Kathy E. Gill 6 January 2010

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It seems like everyone in the organization believes they know what makes a website "work" despite having no design training. Managers insist that "their" pages look or act in ways directly contrary to the rest of the website. Or the web. What are the unique characteristics of the web that make managing design a challenge? How can we empower stakeholders while also creating a seamless user experience? And how would an iterative, collaborative design process facilitate a responsive web, one where sites work well on phones, tablets and desktops?

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