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The document discusses the use of radio in education. It outlines that radio is a powerful mass media that can be used to disseminate information, impart instruction, and provide entertainment to students. Community radio systems have been developed specifically for educational purposes. They allow local communities and educational institutions to get involved in broadcasting educational radio programming. Community radio helps students hone public speaking skills and revise classroom lessons. While it has advantages like specialist-created programs and reuse of content, it also has disadvantages like being audio-only and lacking interactivity.
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Media plays a dominant role in education and shaping personalities. Print media like newspapers, journals, and magazines are important traditional sources of information and knowledge. Newspapers provide news, information to learn languages, and helped create public opinion. Journals publish daily and welcome interdisciplinary contributions. Magazines provide articles, stories, and literature. Books are also important for formal and informal education. Radio plays a role through talk shows and guest speakers, while community radio in schools provides educational programming. The internet allows global connections between students and access to information, news, and online learning. Television provides informal education through various educational programs. Films educate about different cultures and teach languages through dramas and movies. Overall, media has greatly expanded access to education
Mass Media as Da'wah Media
This document discusses using mass media for da'wah (Islamic proselytizing). It analyzes several mass media - television, internet, radio, newspapers, and magazines - and their effectiveness for sharing Islamic messages. Television can reach many people but also has negative entertainment influences. Radio is inexpensive but programs cannot be repeated. The internet allows sharing writings and messages through websites and apps. Newspapers and magazines can publish Islamic content but depend on readership interest levels. Overall, the document argues that mass media should be used wisely to inform people and help construct good moral behavior in society according to Islamic principles.
Innovations in Community Radio
This research explores the present status of the CR in India in the initial sections. But the main focus has been given on the innovative practices of the community radios scattered in nook and corner of the country. Emphasis has also given to classify the possible innovations in the sector and a list of areas on innovation has been identified. This
endeavor would open up new paths to create a robust community radio environment in the country.
For citation in APA: Dutta, A. (2014). Innovations in Community Radio: With special reference to India. Retrieved from Ministry of Information and Broadcasting,
Government of India website: http://mib.nic.in
IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY AND MEDIA ON SCHOOL AND CULTURE
The document discusses the impact of technology and media on school and culture. It defines technology, media, school and culture. It describes how technology and various media types are used in schools and their benefits, including improved student engagement and access to education. However, overuse of technology can also be distracting and reduce social interactions. The relationship between technology and culture is also examined, showing how they influence each other cyclically. The media impacts culture both positively by informing and entertaining, and negatively by promoting unhealthy behaviors.
Audiovisual media as public service
Publicly owned media plays several crucial roles in a democratic country. It can effectively disseminate information to the public, promote cultural integration, and allow public participation in media productions. As the only media without a profit motive, public media is uniquely positioned to represent marginalized groups and project cultural diversity. It can air educational and public awareness programs without concern for commercial interests. Public media's services, like programs in small languages and for disabled communities, would not be supported by private media.
Mass media
This document discusses the role of mass media in teacher education and development. It begins by noting that prospective teachers enroll in training courses to help shape their views and receptivity to new knowledge about mathematics. Their prior experiences influence how they see mathematics and how they will teach. The document then provides an overview of different mass media sources like newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and their advantages and disadvantages for sharing information. It explains how print media like newspapers have historically supported agricultural extension by publishing news, recommendations, and research findings. Overall, the document emphasizes that mass media can positively influence teacher development when used appropriately to disseminate relevant information.
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Community Radio - concept, principle,Characteristics, Radio Programmes Format, Benefits of Community Radio
Sonia tewari.community radio
Community radio stations face several challenges. They have small budgets and coverage areas. They aim to serve local communities by providing localized content overlooked by larger stations, like news relevant to immigrant groups. However, community radio stations struggle with high staff turnover reducing skills, unreliable electricity in remote areas, and lack of clear regulations in some countries. Ensuring community participation and developing management skills to pursue sustainable funding models are also challenges, as community radio relies on local involvement and cannot depend solely on temporary donor funding. Despite obstacles, some stations like FM Ranchi and Sangham Radio have achieved success serving their local audiences.
Mass comm.
Mass communication refers to the academic study of how individuals and organizations use mass media like newspapers, television, radio, and film to relay information to large segments of the population simultaneously. Graduates of mass communication programs work in fields like news media, publishing, advertising, public relations, and research. Some key types of mass media discussed include newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and outdoor advertising. Careers in mass communication include positions in advertising, journalism, radio/television/broadcasting, and public relations.
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- 2. MEDIA IN EDUCTION RADIO Submitted by JIPSA R MOHAN
- 3. NON PRINT MEDIA ( MASS MEDIA)
- 5. RADIO Radio playing a important role in education. It is a powerful mass media used in education for disseminating information imparting instruction and giving entertainment.
- 6. Use of radio in education
- 7. In radio talk shows about politics, finance and other programs are the source of informal education Many personalities, scholars, professionalizes come in radio as a chief guest by live shows. We talk a lot of information and learned by this way.
- 8. COMMUNITY RADIO SYSTEMS It have made for education. Radio has now started to enter into the education sector with the name of community radio systems. The term community radio signifies radio broadcasting with the objectives of serving the community by involving members of the community. It helps the students to hone their public speaking skill
- 9. The number of broadcasting organizations have moved forward to introduce community radio in schools and colleges. Introduction of this technology quite a few civil society organizations have come forward to broadcasting their educative radio programming. Moreover this kind of radio will help students to revise their classroom will help students to revise their class room teaching, which they may forget. The impact of community radio is massive and its impact field on every section of the society.
- 10. Advantages programs prepared by specialists. May use sound and other effects. Programs arrived again and again with no additional development cost. Breaks the isolation of schools.
- 11. DISADVANTAGES Restricted to audio dimension. Pre arranged schedule. No interactivity.