List of tasks on google slides

Here is a list of tasks that should go on your introduction to media google slides.  Every time you you complete a practical task explain the task and your decisions/what you learnt. All your homeworks will also be added on here as well as on edulink. 

INTRO TO MEDIA

1.Set up google slides and title it Introduction to Media studies class notes Intro to LIAR

2. Set up a wix on wix.com (see tutorials) and add the labels introduction, newspapers, film, video games, radio, music video, advertising, magazines, NEA, DIRTS. Email the wix link to Miss Brookes kbr@gbhs.co.uk so I can upload onto the media blog. 

3. On your google slides apply LIAR to your assigned text

4. Genre task - describe task given genre and upload video with a summary of your choices

5. Photoshop introduction with film poster task - what was the task, what did you learn, evaluate your finished product

6. Semiotics homework -  analyse the denotations and connotations within a film/tv drama poster of their choice - due 18/9.

7. Summer work on edulink 

8. Massolit 24.9 - BF, LT, CB, JR

9. Newspaper front pages 24.9

10. Children of Men Analysis October 3rd (500 words on how meaning is created through the use of narrative, themes and film language in the opening scene of Children of Men)  

11. Industry overview notes October 3rd 

12. Industry intro notes 

13. Industry presentations begin October 6th 

14. Stuart Hall examples to demonstrate knowledge

15. Applying LIAR to Gillette advert 

16. Practise edit final week

Add representation task from FLD.

NEWS understanding of all the following with analysis and hwk tasks

Language, Industry, Audience, Representation 

Vocabulary, website and print examples, cover analyses and DM front page construction

SNOWCHI (both films on one google slides) must include: 

Snow White slides, Shang Chi slides, fact sheet slides and comparison table - construction

RADIO SLIDES

Questions, radio slides, fact sheet slides, radio timelines highlighted, mindmap of key points to revise -construction

 

 Radio 1 research task BBC Research Task - add to your slides 

We need to understand a little about the background to the BBC, including how it is funded, how it is regulated and how it is publicly owned. Research the BBC and answer the following questions.

 

Use the suggested links to help you with your research. Resources to help you with your research: http://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/ 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/insidethebbc/whoweare 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/historyofthebbc 

http://www.ofcom.org.uk 

Questions: 

 1. How old is the BBC? 

 2. Who is Lord Reith and what connection does he have with the BBC? 

 3. When did it start broadcasting Radio 1? 

 4. What is the BBC’s Mission? 

 5. What is the BBC’s Vision? 

 6. What are the BBC’s Values? 

 7. What does the licence fee cover?

 8. How is the BBC regulated? How long as this body regulated the BBC and who regulated it before? 9. Who was the first ever Breakfast show presenter? 

10. List some other DJs that have presented the show. 

11. Find out a little biographical information about Greg James 

12. What are the current listening figures for Radio 1? 

13. Who is the controller of BBC radio 1? 

14. How is it funded? 

15. How much does the audience pay? How does it work? 

16. How does radio 1 try and be distinctive? 

17. What is the difference between radio 1 and commercial radio stations? Give a few examples.

Radio research

 Radio 1 research task

 BBC Research Task - add to your slides

 We need to understand a little about the background to the BBC, including how it is funded, how it is regulated and how it is publicly owned.   

 

Research the BBC and answer the following questions.  Use the suggested links to help you with your research. 

 

Resources to help you with your research:    http://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/    http://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/insidethebbc/whoweare    http://www.bbc.co.uk/historyofthebbc     http://www.ofcom.org.uk

 

Questions:  

 

1.      How old is the BBC?  

2.      Who is Lord Reith and what connection does he have with the BBC?  

3.      When did it start broadcasting Radio 1?

4.      What is the BBC’s Mission? 

5.      What is the BBC’s Vision?

    6.      What are the BBC’s Values?

7.      What does the licence fee cover?  

8.      How is the BBC regulated?  How long as this body regulated the BBC and who regulated it before?   

9. Who was the first ever Breakfast show presenter? 

10. List some other DJs that have presented the show.

11. Find out a little biographical information about Greg James

12. What are the current listening figures for Radio 1?

13. Who is the controller of BBC radio 1?

14. How is it funded? 

15. How much does the audience pay? How does it work?

16. How does radio 1 try and be distinctive?

17. What is the difference between radio 1 and commercial radio stations? Give a few examples.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Rings

Snow White

Newspaper construction

Morning year 12s! As you know the NEA will ask you to create some print work or video work. Here is your chance to practise print and apply your CLIFT skills. 

• CLICK HERE AND STUDY THE LAYOUT DAILY MAIL FRONT PAGES - remember often the headline has no line with the surrounding images. Stick to mid market conventions and font size
• WATCH MR BOWERS AND WRITE A LIST OF THE HARDER AND SOFTER NEWS STORIES AND CHOOSE WHICH ONES YOU WANT AND WHERE THEY WILL GO. YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME UP WITH YOUR OWN HEALTH, ROYAL, MIGRANT STORIES.
• CREATE YOUR OWN DAILY MAIL FRONT COVER AND WIN DAILY MAIL FRONT COVER COMPETITION IF YOURS IS THE BEST
• YOU CAN CHALLENGE YOURSELF BY ATTEMPTING TO LEARN ADOBE INDESIGN (PUBLISHING SOFTWARE) OR STICK TO PUBLISHER OR POWERPOINT
• YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE YOUR OWN IMAGES AND ADD TEXT FOR THE ARTICLE
• MAKE SURE YOUR BLOG IS UP TO DATE FOR NEWS REVISION AND THEN -

HAVE AN AMAZINGLY SAFE, HEALTHY AND RESTFUL CHRISTMAS 

News revision links