Purposive Communication - Finals Crash Course

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Social Media

A computer-based technology that facilitates the sharing of ideas, thoughts, and information through virtual networks and communities.

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Publishing (Social Media)

The act of making news and information available to others on social media platforms.

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Social Contacts

Connections or relationships with other people, which can be built online.

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Algorithms (Social Media)

Built-in systems on social media platforms that help users meet people with similar interests.

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Subculture

A cultural group within a larger culture that people can find and connect with online.

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Establishment Media

Traditional media organizations that may be influenced by government or other powerful entities.

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Self-Development

The process of improving one's character or abilities, which can be aided by following inspirational people and content on social media.

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Online Store

A business that sells products or services over the internet, which can be advertised on social media.

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Social Stigma

Disapproval of or discrimination against a person based on perceivable social characteristics.

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Taboo Topics

Subjects that are considered forbidden to discuss in a particular culture or society.

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Historical Information

Data and records about past events, which are being stored in unprecedented amounts due to social media.

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Addiction (Social Media)

A state where social media use becomes compulsive and takes over people’s lives.

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Online Bullying

The use of social media to bully others by expressing harmful opinions or sharing personal information.

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Body Image Issues

Negative thoughts and feelings about one's own body that can be caused by comparing oneself to others on social media.

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Misinformation

False or inaccurate information that is spread, regardless of intent to deceive.

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Propaganda

Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a particular political cause or point of view.

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Virtual Lives

The persona and interactions a person has online.

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Sleeplessness

The condition of being unable to sleep, which can be caused by excessive social media use.

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Private Information

Personal data that can be leaked through security attacks on social media.

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Polarization

The division into two sharply contrasting groups or sets of opinions or beliefs, which can be facilitated by social media algorithms.

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Vlog

A short version of a video blog.

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Vlog

A blog that features mostly videos rather than text or images.

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Vlog

A personal website or social media account where a person regularly posts short videos.

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Vlog

A record of your thoughts, opinions, or experiences that you film and publish on the internet.

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Vlog

Web content in video format.

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Blog

Web content in textual format.

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Vlogger

A person who creates vlogs.

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Vlogger

A person who uploads and shares vlogs.

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Social Media Influencer

A person who has access to a large audience or followers.

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Social Media Influencer

A person who creates, uploads, and shares web content.

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YouTuber

A person who creates, uploads, and shares web content.

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YouTuber

A person who uses YouTube as their video sharing platform.

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Citizen Journalism

A purpose for vlogs where ordinary people report on news and events.

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Self-Expression

A purpose for vlogs where individuals share their thoughts, feelings, and creativity.

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Marketing

A purpose for vlogs used to promote products or services.

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Media Literacy

The ability to approach media sources with a critical and discerning eye.

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CRAAP Framework

A framework for evaluating sources based on Credibility, Reliability, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose.

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Credibility

The quality of being trusted and believed in.

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Reliability

The quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.

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Authority

In the context of media literacy, the recognized expertise or power of a source.

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Accuracy

The quality or state of being correct or precise.

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Purpose

The reason for which something is done or created.

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Cultural Literacy

The ability to understand and participate fluently in a given culture.

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Engaging (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog that holds the audience's attention with captivating or inspiring content.

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Relatable (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog where the content connects with the audience's common experiences.

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Useful (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog that provides sufficient and helpful information.

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Concise (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog that is short but meaningful.

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Clear (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog that is well-organized with intelligible audio and high-resolution video.

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Ethical (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog that avoids offensive content and is truthful or properly cited.

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Well-edited (Vlog)

A quality of an effective vlog with smooth transitions, synchronized audio/video, and removal of unnecessary footage.

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Biased Language

Prejudiced or unfairly one-sided language.

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Vulgar Language

Language that is offensive or obscene.

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Firefighter

A gender-neutral term for "fireman".

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Person with disability

An appropriate and respectful term for someone who is "disabled" or "handicapped".

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Another gender

An inclusive term for "opposite sex".

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Transgender

An appropriate term for a person whose gender identity differs from the sex they were assigned at birth.

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Older people

A respectful term for "elderly".

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Vlog Topic

The subject or theme of a vlog.

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Vlog Niche

A specialized or focused area of interest for a vlog.

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Travel Vlogs

Vlogs that document travel experiences, essentials, and personal impressions.

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Daily Vlogs

Vlogs that document a creator's everyday life, such as their routine or daily menu.

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How-To Vlogs

Vlogs that provide instructions on how to do something.

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Tech Vlogs

Vlogs focused on technology, including gadget reviews, industry news, and tutorials.

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Motivational Vlogs

Vlogs designed to inspire or motivate the audience.

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Vlog Story

The narrative or structure of a vlog.

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Vlog Opening

The beginning of a vlog, intended to hook the audience and state the purpose and central idea.

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Hook (Vlog)

A technique used at the beginning of a vlog to capture the audience's attention.

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Vlog Body

The main part of the vlog that supports the central idea with details, steps, or highlights.

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Vlog Ending

The conclusion of a vlog, which may include a summary and a call to action.

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Call to action

An instruction to the audience to provoke an immediate response, such as subscribing.

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Vlog Script

A written document that outlines the content for a vlog.

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Audio/Video Script

A script format with separate columns for audio and video descriptions.

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Storyboard

A graphic representation of a video showing the sequence of shots, which may include notes on audio and camera techniques.

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Conversational Language

An informal style of speaking that is natural and easy for an audience to understand.

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Plain words

Simple, everyday language that is easy to understand.

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Contractions

Shortened forms of words, such as "gonna" for "going to".

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Active voice

A sentence structure where the subject performs the action, making the language more direct.

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Passive voice

A sentence structure where the subject receives the action.

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Profanity

Blasphemous or obscene language to be avoided in vlogs.

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Derogatory (language)

Disrespectful language that should be avoided.

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Discriminatory (language)

Language expressing prejudice against a group of people, which should be avoided.

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Transition Words

Words or phrases used to connect ideas and ensure a smooth flow in the vlog script.

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Sound effects

Audio effects used to enhance a video.

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Harmony (audio/video)

Using music and sound effects that match the rhythm, movement, and mood of the visuals to create synchronization.

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Contrast (audio/video)

Using music and sound effects that oppose the mood of the visuals for a specific effect, like cheerful music over a sad scene.

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Vlogging equipment

Tools used for creating vlogs, such as cameras and microphones.

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Flip-out screen

A camera feature useful for self-recording.

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Tripod

A three-legged stand for supporting and stabilizing a camera.

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Artificial light

Lighting sources other than sunlight used for filming.

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Microphone

A device used to record clear audio.

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Vlogger Persona

The character or image a vlogger presents to their audience, which can be professional or casual.

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Shots (filming)

The different camera angles and scenes recorded for a video.

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Video Editing

The process of arranging video shots, adding transitions, music, and other effects to create a final product.

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Video Intro

A short visual sequence that marks the beginning of a vlog.

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Video Outro

A short visual sequence that marks the ending of a vlog.

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Voice-over

Narration recorded over video footage where the speaker is not on screen.

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Unboxing (Vlog)

A vlog where the creator opens a new product.

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Book Review (Vlog)

A vlog where the creator gives their opinion on a book.

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Fashion (Vlog)

A vlog topic centered around clothing and style.

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Challenges (Vlog)

A vlog where the creator attempts a specific task.