DAY 5 DAY 2

CODES - are system of sign which create PREHISTORIC TECHNOLOGY- predates recorded
meaning history

CONVENTIONS- the habits or long accepted INDUSTRIAL AGE - encompasses the changes in
ways of doing anything through repeated economic and social organization that began
around 1760 in Great Britain,
-medium such as the use of interviewee quotes
ELECTRONIC AGE- electronic equipment,
MEDIUM AUDIENCE- an individual or collective
including computers came into use.
group of people who read or consume any text
or media INFORMATION AGE- computer age, digital age,
new media
MEDIA STAKEHOLDERS- who can be affected by
an organization of project
DAY 1
TECHNICAL SYMBOLIC WRITTEN AUDIO
MEDIUM LITERACY- ability to read, analyze,
CODES CODES CODES CODES
-camera -objects -Headlines -dialogue evaluate and produce communication.
technique -setting -captions -music
INFORMATION LITERACY- set of abilities
-depth of -body -speech -sound
field language bubbles effect requiring individuals to recognize information is
-lighting -clothing -language needed and have the ability to located, evaluate
-color style and use effectively the needed information

TECHNOLOGY LITERACY- the ability of an

CAMERA TECHNIQUE- most fundamental parts
of cinematic narratives
FRAMING- presentation of visual elements in an
image.
individual's , working independently and within
others
-used techno. tools to access, manage,
integrate, evaluate, create and communicate
information

LIGHTING- creating the atmosphere in a film DAY 3

EXPOSURE- amount of light being captured by PRINT MEDIA- uses physically printed media
the camera such as magazines and newspapers

Juxtaposition- the contiguous positioning of
either tow images (compare and contrast them)
DAY 4
INDIGENOUS - a media that is based on a
particular society
BRODACAST MEDIA- the most expedient means
to transmit information immediately to the
widest possible audience
NEWS MEDIA- accessible on an digital devices
-demand through the internet

LIBRARY- a room that contains printed or digital

media and information such as books and ency.
INTERNET- a massive network of media and
info. that can be accessed through the world
wide web
DAY 6
COPYRIGHT- a set of rights granted to the
author or creator
FAIR USE- the limitation and the exclusive right
granted by the copyright law

PLAGIARISM- the act of taking another persons

idea's, writings and inventions
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - refers to creations
of the mind ,such as inventions: literary and
artistic works design

TYPES OF IP
COPYRIGHT - a legal used to describe the rights
that creators have over their literary and artistic

- COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT- the use of works

protected by copyright law without permission

PATENT- an exclusive right granted for an

invention

TRADEMARKS- a sign of capable of

distinguishing the goods or services of one
enterprise from those other enterprises