Were there weapons of mass destruction or weren’t there? Are cigarettes bad for you? Is global warming real or not? A free press should serve the interests of the population yet manipulation of the truth is all too common. Will you find the real truth? Can anyone?
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Essential questions
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How does media effect the news today comparing radio news, and televison news?
What's the difference of hearing something on the radio rather than seeing something visually on television? How does that effect the way people interpret information?
3. Emerson College is the oldest and only college focused on communication and liberal arts. 3. was founded in 1880 3. he College enrolls some 3,000 full-time undergraduates and 900 full and part-time graduate students
2. Do you feel that the age of the school gives you experience in the field opposed to other colleges. 2. Do you feel that you have any sway or input in the media of the future.
1. I feel that my questions for the college is relevant to my essential question because of the fact that it focuses on the direction that the liberal arts is going and how people are effected by it.
3. NPR is a privae not[profit organization of public radio stations in the United States. 3. NPR was created in 1970 3. NPR employs over 700 people around the world .
2. Do you feel that you national coverage gives you experience in the field of the media opposed to other radio stations. 2. Do you feel that you have any sway over opinions of the people that listen to you?
1. I feel that my questions for NPR is relevant to my essential question because of the fact that it focuses on the direction that radio is going and how people are effected by it.
12 comments:
How does media effect the news today comparing radio news, and televison news?
What has to go into the film makeing process to get the movie from the camera to the screen?
What specific aspects go into creating advertisments for the radio and television?
What tactics are used to make the advertisment more persuasive?
How can use of media effect large amounts of people.
How can use of media effect large amounts of people.
what are some ups and downs of your job?
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How does biest broadcasting effect the listeners?
2nd draft:
What's the difference of hearing something on the radio rather than seeing something visually on television? How does that effect the way people interpret information?
Essential question:
How is news effected depending on what region it is coming from, what things are left out or added?
New Essential Question:
Do you feel that certain forms of media have a negative effect on society? If so, do you feel that some of this is intentional?
3. Emerson College is the oldest and only college focused on communication and liberal arts.
3. was founded in 1880
3. he College enrolls some 3,000 full-time undergraduates and 900 full and part-time graduate students
2. Do you feel that the age of the school gives you experience in the field opposed to other colleges.
2. Do you feel that you have any sway or input in the media of the future.
1. I feel that my questions for the college is relevant to my essential question because of the fact that it focuses on the direction that the liberal arts is going and how people are effected by it.
3. NPR is a privae not[profit organization of public radio stations in the United States.
3. NPR was created in 1970
3. NPR employs over 700 people around the world .
2. Do you feel that you national coverage gives you experience in the field of the media opposed to other radio stations.
2. Do you feel that you have any sway over opinions of the people that listen to you?
1. I feel that my questions for NPR is relevant to my essential question because of the fact that it focuses on the direction that radio is going and how people are effected by it.
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