NEW MEDIA

• new media is _____ _____

  interactive media
• involving the actions or input of a user; relating to or being a two-way electronic communication system that involves a user’s orders or responses

  interactive
• refers to various kinds of electronic communications that are conceivable due to innovation in computer technology

  new media
• 5 examples of OLD media

  newspapers,

  magazines,

  books,

  television,

  non-interactive media
• 5 examples of NEW media

  websites,

  online audio/video streams,

  emails,

  online social platforms,

  blogs
• _____ in new media is composed of mages, comics, animation, presentations, web sites and video

  writing
• “writing” in new media is composed of ____, ____, ____, ____, ____ and ____

  mages, comics, animation, presentations, websites, video
• change for those who produce it (old/new):

  ARISTOCRATIC SETUP

  old media
• change for those who produce it (old/new):

  DEMOCRATIZED

  new media
• change for those who produce it (old/new):

  LIMITED POSSIBLE AUDIENCE

  old media
• change for those who produce it (old/new): UNLIMITED POSSIBLE AUDIENCE

  new media
• change for those who produce it (old/new):

  PRESENCE OF MEDIA GATEKEEPERS

  old media
• change for those who produce it (old/new): BYPASSED GATEKEEPERS

  new media
• change for those who produce it (old/new): EXPENSIVE PRODUCTION

  old media
• change for those who produce it (old/new): CHEAPER PRODUCTION

  new media
• change for those who produce it (old/new): PARTICIPATED BY CHOSEN FEW

  old media
• change for those who produce it (old/new): ANYONE CAN PARTICIPATE

  new media
• change for the audience (old/new): LIMITED ACCESS TO CONTENT

  old media
• change for the audience (old/new): UNLIMITED ACCESS TO CONTENT

  new media
• change for the audience (old/new): CONTROLLED/SPECIFIC CONTENT

  old media
• change for the audience (old/new): VARIOUS CONTENT

  new media
• change for the audience (old/new): UNREPEATED or DIFFICULT TO REPEAT

  old media
• change for the audience (old/new): CAN BE REPEATED WHENEVER

  new media
• the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication

  media literacy
• the ability to critically and suitable consume messages in a variety of digital media channels, to be involved in interactive social media, to produce and publicize communicative, public messages bearing collective meaning in social and cultural contexts

  new media literacy
• new media literacy

  the ability to critically and suitably consume messages in a variety of digital media channels,

  .

  to be involved in interactive social media,

  .

  to produce and publicize communicative, public messages bearing collective meaning in social and cultural contexts