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2) Key steps included creating a blank A4 page, adding a masthead with the magazine name and details in blue, importing a photo of a model and flipping it to face the inside of the magazine.
3) Additional elements were added like pulls highlighting content, a blue circle plug and red exclusive box, the main article title and teaser in black, and a bar code to complete the realistic magazine cover design.
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Here are the corrections to the mistakes in the letter with abbreviations indicating the type of mistake:
When indicating the type of a mistake use the abbreviations given on the next page.
Corrected
form
Type of a
mistake
Hi Mary,
I’m completely at GR
a loss what to do after I finish the Caucasus School of
Business. Next month our university is arranging a Job Fair. The representatives
from various organizations, such as banks, NGOs, state enterprises will attend
the Fair and will talk SP
to us about different jobs available. As you know, I do need
money to support my family but if I want to have a successful career in business,
I need
The document contains a detailed time plan for creating a magazine. It includes tasks such as drafting layouts, scheduling photo shoots, and assigning completion dates for different elements like the cover, contents page, and double page spread. The time plan is broken into sections by task and completion date to carefully coordinate the various components needed to produce the magazine.
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The document is a listening comprehension test with multiple choice questions about a radio programme about a film festival in Springfield. It provides details about the dates, locations, and new offerings of the film festival this year, including the addition of documentary films and films for children. The questions test comprehension of these details discussed in the radio programme.
The music video for Michael Jackson's "Beat It" combines elements of performance and narrative. It shows Jackson singing to prevent an imminent knife fight between two gangs in a diner. Through its dark lighting, costumes, and use of long shots during tense scenes, the video draws on characteristics of the rock genre, while the inclusion of singing, dancing, and narrative resolution through music echoes pop music videos. The visuals correspond closely to but do not directly illustrate the lyrics, and editing matches the increasing pace of the music.
The document is a 13 page paper written by Zhuzho Banetishvili from TSU dated May 20, 2011. It does not contain any other descriptive information about the content or topic of the paper beyond the header repeated on each page.
Leveraging Social Media (For Attorneys)
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The document discusses costume and prop organization for a music video. It describes Costume A as black jeans, vest, and shoes to look tough yet feminine. Costume B is described as a black dress with funeral connotations. A pebble is needed to be thrown in water, representing throwing troubles away. A damaged black teddy bear with X eyes and fluff pouring out is also required as a prop.
1) The document describes the process of creating a magazine front cover for a coursework assignment.
2) Key steps included creating a blank A4 page, adding a masthead with the magazine name and details in blue, importing a photo of a model and flipping it to face the inside of the magazine.
3) Additional elements were added like pulls highlighting content, a blue circle plug and red exclusive box, the main article title and teaser in black, and a bar code to complete the realistic magazine cover design.
The document is a radio programme about an experiment conducted in Britain where university students lived without electronic media like TV, internet, and phones for 24 hours. The experiment, called "Disconnected", found that most students felt isolated without constant access to social media and the internet. Currently, around 800 million people worldwide use Facebook.
The document considers and evaluates multiple potential locations for shooting different scenes of a music video. The first locations considered for the church scene did not work due to issues with lighting or statues. Potential riverbank locations were too busy. The final locations chosen were the filmmaker's house for indoor shots, a church in Chalgrove that granted permission, and a riverbank in Henley that would have good lighting and few people in October. Some schedule changes may be needed to accommodate shooting at the river location.
The document provides feedback from an audience on the design of a digipack and advertisement for Henley College. It summarizes that the audience liked the simple front page design of the digipack but feedback suggested changing the photo layouts on inner pages and adding more color. For the advertisement, the audience liked the short, simple layout and clear font, but recommended making the font larger and adding color like red to match the album cover design.
Here are the corrections to the mistakes in the letter with abbreviations indicating the type of mistake:
When indicating the type of a mistake use the abbreviations given on the next page.
Corrected
form
Type of a
mistake
Hi Mary,
I’m completely at GR
a loss what to do after I finish the Caucasus School of
Business. Next month our university is arranging a Job Fair. The representatives
from various organizations, such as banks, NGOs, state enterprises will attend
the Fair and will talk SP
to us about different jobs available. As you know, I do need
money to support my family but if I want to have a successful career in business,
I need
The document contains a detailed time plan for creating a magazine. It includes tasks such as drafting layouts, scheduling photo shoots, and assigning completion dates for different elements like the cover, contents page, and double page spread. The time plan is broken into sections by task and completion date to carefully coordinate the various components needed to produce the magazine.
In what ways does your media product use conventions957755
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This document provides an analysis of three key still shots from a music video. It examines how each shot uses and develops conventions of music videos. For the first shot of a hand on a window, it analyzes the use of black and white, camera angles, and props to convey emotions. It determines the shot mostly meets conventions but could be improved. The second close-up shot of the artist's eyes is found to successfully challenge conventions but has a reflection that undermines its professionalism. The third high-angle shot is analyzed for its use of lighting, focus, and juxtaposition to make the artist seem significant despite the unconventional angle. While developing conventions, it is found to mostly conform by using bright lighting.
The document is a listening comprehension test with multiple choice questions about a radio programme about a film festival in Springfield. It provides details about the dates, locations, and new offerings of the film festival this year, including the addition of documentary films and films for children. The questions test comprehension of these details discussed in the radio programme.
The music video for Michael Jackson's "Beat It" combines elements of performance and narrative. It shows Jackson singing to prevent an imminent knife fight between two gangs in a diner. Through its dark lighting, costumes, and use of long shots during tense scenes, the video draws on characteristics of the rock genre, while the inclusion of singing, dancing, and narrative resolution through music echoes pop music videos. The visuals correspond closely to but do not directly illustrate the lyrics, and editing matches the increasing pace of the music.
The document is a 13 page paper written by Zhuzho Banetishvili from TSU dated May 20, 2011. It does not contain any other descriptive information about the content or topic of the paper beyond the header repeated on each page.
Leveraging Social Media (For Attorneys)
slideshare • This presentation is designed to help attorneys navigate social media in order to better represent their clients, build their books of business, and grow their professional networks.
The document discusses costume and prop organization for a music video. It describes Costume A as black jeans, vest, and shoes to look tough yet feminine. Costume B is described as a black dress with funeral connotations. A pebble is needed to be thrown in water, representing throwing troubles away. A damaged black teddy bear with X eyes and fluff pouring out is also required as a prop.
This document summarizes a listening task about an interview between a stress therapist and a university student discussing causes of stress for university students. In the interview, the student acknowledges that going to bed late causes him to be late for classes. The therapist suggests the student create a schedule to manage his time better in order to reduce stress and have fewer assignments late. The student plans to work less this semester by only working weekends to focus more on his studies. He has started following a schedule this week and feels his life is less stressful now than last semester. Understanding how to properly manage the problem is seen as a good approach.
Prince William and Catherine Middleton married in April 2011. William, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, proposed to Middleton with his mother Diana's engagement ring. Their wedding was a large public event watched by over 2 billion people. Middleton wore a dress designed by Sarah Burton and became the Duchess of Cambridge after the ceremony. The couple later appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to greet well-wishers. Their son, Prince George of Cambridge, was born in 2013.
British children are required by law to receive an education until age 16, which can take place at school or through homeschooling. The school year runs from September to July and is divided into 3 main holiday periods: Christmas, Spring, and Summer. Children typically begin primary school at age 4-5 and move to secondary school at age 11, then are required to continue their education or training until age 16. The National Curriculum determines the core subjects taught in state schools, such as English, math, science, and history.
1. Ivane Javakhishvili
Tbilisi State University
Faculty of Humanities
Master of Education in Teacher Education
(Methodology of Teaching English
Language)
Project in Multimedia by
Svetlana Daloglanyan & Zhuzho Banetishvili
2. Project Procedure
Level-High School Seniors
Grade-XI
Subject - English language
Number of students - 15
Name of the project - “Save the worldâ€
Project duration - 4 weeks
Project aim – students work on the information they found
independently about global issue like pollution . In groups ,
after given period they will make their presentations, which
makes them aware of types, reasons and effect of pollution .
Materials and resources used –computer ,posters ,markers
,stickers , glue, scissors ,blackboard ,chalk ,photo camera
6. Process
Step 1 ) in order to present topic to the students ,teacher starts the lesson by
showing famous clip of Michael Jackson “earth song†and asks students if they
see any message in this clip (activates background knowledge ).later teacher
groups students into 3 groups according to cards ( air, water ,land ) .Within 3
weeks students find information on the given topic ,prepare poster which should
also include picture as evidence of pollution from our surrounding and possibly
of students being involved in volunteering .Teacher also introduces criteria of
evalution
Step 2) while working on the project, each group can report to the teacher what
they have done so far and tell about anticipated problems they face .Teacher gives
advice ,guides and helps them .
Step 3) After 4 weeks when all work is supposed to be finished ,students with the
help of poster make presentations in class and after finishing are asked questions.
Step 4) After all presentations are done ,teacher evaluates students work
according to :
7. CATEGORY
10-9
8-7
6-5
4-3
Attractiveness
The poster is
exceptionally attractive
in terms of design,
layout, and neatness.
The poster is attractive
in terms of design,
layout and neatness.
The poster is
acceptably attractive
though it may be a bit
messy.
The poster is
distractingly messy or
very poorly designed.
It is not attractive.
Content - Accuracy
At least 7 accurate
facts are displayed on
the poster.
5-6 accurate facts are
displayed on the
poster.
3-4 accurate facts are
displayed on the
poster.
Less than 3 accurate
facts are displayed on
the poster.
Pitch, Postureand
Eye Contact
Pitch was often used
and it conveyed
emotions
appropriately. Stands
up straight, looks
relaxed and confident.
Establishes eye
contact with everyone
in the room during the
presentation.
Pitch was often used
but the emotion it
conveyed sometimes
did not fit the content.
Stands up straight and
establishes eye
contact with everyone
in the room during the
presentation.
Pitch was rarely used
OR the emotion it
conveyed often did not
fit the content.
Sometimes stands up
straight and
establishes eye
contact.
Pitch was not used to
convey emotion.
Slouches and/or does
not look at people
during the
presentation.
Time Limit
Presentation is 5-6
minutes long.
Presentation is 4
minutes long.
Presentation is 3
minutes long.
Presentation is less
than 3 minutes OR
more than 6 minutes.
8. Project result – after this project students will not only learn useful
vocabulary around their topics which they listen frequently on TV
or read about ,but they will discuss one of the most important
global issues these days and see its danger ,result and ways to solve
it for better future .