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• OPPORTUNITY

  A set of situations that makes possible to do something.
• ECONOMY

  media improver the efficiency of the economy by profiding actors more and belief.
• IN SITES USING VIDEO

  As we know from the recent ubiquity of online digital video, video has become a compelling tool for educational representation.
• PERSPECTIVITY FRAMEWORK

  how learners and teachers make meaning of events From both individual and multiple point of viewing.
• AS A STUDENT media increase the student collaboration, improve participation, content, rich resources, and useful to team projects.
• HIGHLY VISUAL EVOLUTION learners have been able to integrate a variety of digital media forms into documents multimedia, Hypermedia, new media.
• NEW AROUND THE CLOCK

  • Social media has taken this a step further .

  You get all of the latest trending news storiev and opinions shared by your frierid whenever You log on.
• POLITICAL

  DIRECT INTERACTION WITH POLITICIANS • One of the positive effects that social media has on politics opportunity for voters to interad more easily with candidater and elected officials.
• POLITICAL

  DEMOGRAPHIC AND TARGETING • used throughout the advertising industry to make sure that ads messages reach the right audience. Politicians do this as well.
• SOCIAL

  media becomes as essential as our daily needs. Media acts as watching to protect public intered against malpractice and create public awareness > Tourism > Freedom of Expression >Communication
• CHALLENGES -It is something now and difficult which requires great effort and determination. >Identity theft > Illegal Content > copyright infringement > cyberaime
• THREAT seeing violent media content can make likely that someone behave in an aggressive or violent way.
• RISK

  Even with the tight security setting your personal information may leak ons social sites.
• ABUSE Addicting on social media has an effect in our daill lifestyle. It give unhealthy condition in our body.
• MISUSE

  Oversharing, Downloading, your videos or pictures and copying your status is an easy task, but it gives you risk to your family. because you give them a information or idea about yourself.
• POWER the concentration of symbolic power in media institutions, particularly those of television, radio and press.
• PEOPLE MEDIA person that are involved in the use, analysis, evaluation and production of media and information
• PEOPLE AS MEDIA people who are well-oriented to media sources and messages and able to provide information ar accurate and reliable as possible.
• PEOPLE IN MEDIA media practitioners who provide information, coming from their expert knowledge of first-hand experience of event. > Print Journalist > Broadcast Journalists >photo Journalist > multimedia Journalists
• UBIQUITOUS LEARNING

  learning at any time, at any place
• PERMANENCY learning materials are always available unless purporely deleted.
• ACCESSIBILITY Access from everywhere ar personally required
• IMMEDIACY: Wherever a student is he/she can Immediately access learning materials.
• INTERACTIVITY:

  online collaboration with teachers and/or peers (chat/blogs/Forums).
• SITUATED INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES learning in context (on-site).
• ADAPTABILITY

  Getting the right information at right place for the right student
• WHAT IN MOOC?

  Massive, open, online, course
• MASSIVE

  There may be 100,000+ students in a mooc.
• OPEN

  Anyone, anywhere can register For these courses
• ONLINE

  course work is delivered entirely over the internet.
• COURSE

  MOOC art vely similar to most online college courser
• COURSE - very similar to most online college courses.
• ONLINE - delivered entirely over the internet
• OPEN - anyone, anywhere can register
• MASSIVE - big amount of students
• TECHNOLOGY TOOLS Google Glass iPhone watch Fitbit Charge 2 "fitness wristband" HTC Vive VR Headset "virtual reality" Microsoft HoloLens "augmented reality" HTC Vive VR Headset "virtual reality" Microsoft HoloLens "augmented reality" 3D Printer
• Citizen Journalism -News reporting that is done by the people instead of professional journalists.
• PROTOTYPE

  the original model of something from which later forms are develop, an original model on which something is pattern
• TEXT a simple flexible format of representing information or conveying ideas whether handwritten, printed or displayed on screen. any human readable sequence of characters
• It is the power to influence people's thinking, emotions and finally behavior Power of media