Showing posts with label media forms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media forms. Show all posts

Monday, February 26, 2018

Analysis of an Archive

Protest or revolutionary literature is the culmination of social, political, intellectual and economical information that results in the evocation of emotion and inspires change. The University of Iowa’s Digital Library categorizes the diaries and letters written to and from soldiers during World War II. Although the Nazi Germany attacked Poland in 1939 and began the second world war, the United States did not enter World War II until December 8, 1941.

The collection of diaries and letters are intended to be used mainly for academic purposes.
The letters and diaries written at this time reveal the thoughts and emotions that often were not expressed publically for fear of societal rejection. Although the war ended nearly 74 years ago, the archive is relevant to modern political controversies. However, today we communicate through forms such as texting, email, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat.

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

English for New Media Text



This video doesn't even begin to explain what English for New Media covers. In 30 seconds, I show the Dakota State University campus. ENM is just one of our many awesome majors. To check it out, click here.

This video was created in IMovie.

Monday, January 29, 2018

Presentation Feedback: What I Learned

I think the biggest thing I learned from everyone's presentation is that social media isn't always the most effective new media tool. When we think of new media, our minds go directly to social media. Small companies with Facebook pages don't reach a large volume of people.  I think small companies should have a Facebook page to describe their company, but I think that a website with price points and detailed information is more suitable for some targeted age groups.

Thursday, January 11, 2018

New Media vs Old Media



My nephew, Ellett, with new media.

Pictured above, you will see my nephew entertaining himself on "his" iPad. Yes, my sister has an iPad dedicated for the use of her one-year-old son. It's an old iPad with a crack on the screen and an orange heavy duty case. He often watches Youtube clips of Paw Patrol and Veggie Tails. He also uses the iPad to FaceTime me from time to time, but he likes the end call button a little too much. When I was that age, forms of media differed. Children are using media devices at a much younger age than 20 years ago. 

New Media forms I use:
Social Media
Television
News Websites
Ebooks & Kindle
Youtube

Old Media forms I used:
DVD
VHS
Radio
Textbooks
Newspapers
GPS

Student Website Link

I have also been working on my student website. DSU had a systems failure, so you may not be able to view it right away. Please note that ...