Respond to two (2) of the following prompts: Where and how do you get your news? Do you watch network television? Read the newspaper? Go online? How about your parents or grandparents? Do you think it matters where you seek out information? Why, or why not? (USLO 7.1) How have digital media changed social interactions? … Read more
Online Submission-Defend how a current television/streaming program of your choice has the elements of one of the stylized theatre genres mentioned in Ch. 8. Compare and contrast your chosen tv/streaming show to a play from your chosen genre to point out specific elements that are similar to the genre. 5 pages double spaced. Here is … Read more
Find an example in the media (newspaper, magazine, television, website, etc.) of a claim based on some kind of empirical evidence. (for example, NY Times, LA Times, US Magazine, etc.). Given your audio lectures and textbook chapters, be sure to focus finding an evidentiary claim in the media source. An evidentiary claim(s) is (are) a … Read more
Compare and contrast the rules of engagement for television, radio, print, or face-to-face interviews. Would … Read more
Assignment Think about a television show you’ve recently watched (or take a break and go watch a TV show!). Use AT LEAST five terms/concepts from the chapter to explain what happened in the show. For example, if you watched an episode of Law & Order, you might discuss norms (folkways, mores, laws), subcultures, values, beliefs, … Read more
Choose an advertisement on television, on the radio, on the Internet, or in print.Describe, deconstruct, … Read more