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This document outlines 7 questions about analyzing a media product: 1) How it uses or challenges real media conventions. 2) How it represents social groups. 3) What type of institution might distribute it. 4) Who the intended audience is. 5) How the audience was addressed. 6) What was learned about technologies from creating the product. 7) What was learned from the preliminary task to the final product.
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