MIL QUIZ - People Media, Visual Media, Audio Media, Motion Media

PECAL - Provides time for consideration, Easily Recognizable, Customizable, Accessible in multiple formats, Literary Critic

Characteristic of Text Media

ECORAP - emphasis contrast organization repetition alignment proximity

Design elements and Principles of Text Media

Minimizes Text, Delivers the message quickly, Highly customizable and varied, Easily updated to be relevant, Accessible and Recognizable

Characteristics of visual media

Dialogue Sound Effects Music, Silence,

Design elements of audio media

Repetition

establishes consistency

Balance, Harmony, contrast, directional movement, rhythm, perspective

design principles of visual media

Harmony,

overall compostion to forma major view

low price

communicate complex topics

highly accessible

easily updated

classifies other media

advantage of text media

Less Memorable

Requires more processing

based on learner's motivation

disadvantage of text media

Higher price

Requires Time and Effort

Cant be used to supply large amounts of information

Disadvantages of Visual Media

Media

means or channel of transferring information

People

group of individuals who can collect, store, analyze and synthesize information

People as Media

People that sends information directly to others. They do not make use of other media

People in Media

They use media to disseminate information. The experts and requires media to transfer information.

FUCTAC - Flexible Updated Credible Tech Savvy Articulate Charismatic

6 Characteristic of People Media

Text

backbone of information. combination of characters used to synthesize information

Text Media

means or channel that make use of symbols. cannot be edited

Selection criteria

key aspect to determine best use of text media in scenario

Audio

perception of sounds

Audio Media

means or channel that uses sounds

Mixing, Pace, Transitions, Stereo Imaging

Design Principles of audio media

Emphasis

highlighting or giving importance to parts of content

Contrast in text media

two or more different elements from each other be placed in relation to each other

Organization

arranges media to a theme or cohesive structure

Alignment

focuses on the positioning of elements on the medium

Proximity

location of each element and their relation to each other

Dialogue

speech, converstion, voice overs.

Sound Effects

additional sounds outside of music and dialogue

Music

vocal or instrumental sounds

Silence

absence of audio or sound.

Mixing

Combination and balance of multiple sound elements

Pace

time control, editing order of events

Transitions

move from one segment to the other

Stereo Imaging

uses channels to add depth to sound

Visual Media

means of communication that relies on reader's ability to see and percieve things

Balance

equality in shape, form, color, value

contrast in visual media

creates emphasis to show difference

Directional movement

visual flow, motion of objects and how reader will percieve them

Rhythm

flow of objects, elements are used repeatedly to create organized movement

Perspective

arrange objects in 2D space to look like they appear in real life.

Quick transfer of information

Retain memory

High level of engagement

Wide audience reach

Advantages of Visual Media

Motion Media

stimulates and represents movements

Speed

Motion

Direction

Timing

Design Elements of Motion Media

Speed and Timing

Transitions

Sound and Color

Design Principles of Motion Media

Manipulatives

physical tools of teaching, engaging students visually

Traditional, Virtual and Digital

Types of Manipulative Media

Traditional Manipulative Media

type of manipulative media that uses different materials that students can use to have hands on experience

Digital and Virtual Manipulative Media

type of manipulative media for 21st century learners that uses materials merged with technology.

Speed

pacing of movement based on additional audio or context to scenario.

Direction

objects move can reflect the progression or moving forward of information

Motion

signifies the change in direction of object

Timing

can be objective and subjective.

Objective timing

actual units of time are used

Subjective Timing

timing that is psychological or felt

Hands on learning

Confidence and motivation

multisensory

variation in learning

opportuinty for collaboration

Give advantages of Motion Media

Not available for everyone

Expensive

disinterest in discussion style learning

Disadvantages of Motion Media