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Poetry Listening: Television by Todd Alcott
- A FCM Humanities subject; a theory subject; a core or must pass subject; 60% coursework 40% examination
an introductory study on aspects of media that concerns its historical, cultural and philosophical developments
REQUIREMENTS
1. Assignments 1.1 Assignment One 40% 1.2 Assignment Two 20% 2. Final Examination 40% Total 100% Passing Marks 50% Exam is compulsory 3. Attendance 75%
SCOPE
Art: Printed Media: Broadcast Media: Web/Digital Media: Film/Animation: - history, figures, movements, technology, design, thoughts/philosophy, audience, commerce, criticisms, societal influences/impact
STUDY METHODS
Lectures / Discussions; Appreciation Exercises: Screenings / Listening; MMLS; Field Trips (often affiliated with other subject/s)
REVISION: WEEK 1
Media
Form
media
information.
A tool/equipment, way or a
medium to mediate
technology.
Though free to make choice of our own, most of us opt to be consumers of the professional productions of relatively few corporations. These mega-companies (corporations) are closed and centralized, but the reception is public and dispersed.
Media
tools/equipments/ways/medium that we use to mediate information
Media Forms
Look / appearance of the tools/equipments/ways/medium that we readily use to obtain or impart information What? Who? Where? When? Who? How?
historical communication cultural economics politics technology
USER
PRODUCER
How then, we can better understand the media forms? There are many types of media forms; throughout history, from the use of technology or its uses in different cultures.
Category
Class
Categories
Classes
Categorize
Classify
Type
Set
Types
Sets
Typify
Set
Media Forms
radio / television
DIGITAL MEDIA emails / websites / blogs ART as MEDIA drawings / paintings / sculptures / installation art
PRIMITIVE MEDIA
smoke signals / drum beats / woodcraft signs / light signals / flag signals / drawings /
WRITTEN / DRAWN / SPOKEN cuneiforms / figures / diagrams / words / sentences / speeches / dialogues PRINTED MEDIA Al Quran / Bible / declarations / newsletter / newspaper / periodicals / magazines / books BROADCAST MEDIA radio / television DIGITAL MEDIA
Ideas
Meaning
PEOPLE
A Form of Communication
Intelligence
Emotion
Spiritual
2 MLA Diary
1 or 2 weekly entries, recording your experiences with media: watching TV, going to cinema, visiting art galleries or museums, etc.
3 Weekly Tasks
Information search & referencing
4 Appreciation Exercises
Comments on given weekly appreciation exercises.
5 Conclusion
A page, concluding your experiences in understanding media
3. Weekly Tasks
Week | Date
1| 9 June 2011 2| 16 June 2011
Tasks
1. Find 3 to 5 definitions on what is media. 2. - Identify a media form that you like. - Draw a historical outline of your chosen media form.
Notes
- State your sources of references.
-State your sources of references. - Refer to how historical outlines are drawn & make adaptations to suit your chosen media form.
4 Appreciation Exercises
Week | Date
1| 9 June 2011
Played | Screened
1. Television - poetry by Todd Alcott.
Comments
References
1. Opinion on Television as http://www.toddalcot a media form. t.com/ (about 80 - 100 words / 2 paragraphs) Anything on art exhibitions or multimedia art exhibitions.
2| 16 June 2011
2. Exhibition: FCM 2. What is your impression Degree Showcase. about the exhibition & event.- can become one of your MLA Diary entry for the week.
appreciation exercises
June 2011