PPT-How to Deconstruct a Media Message

All media messages TV shows newspapers movies advertisements etc are made or constructed by people One of the most important media literacy skills is deconstruction closely examining and taking apart media messages to understand how they work Deconstructing a media message can help us understand who created the message and who is intended to receive it It can reveal how the media maker put together the message using words images sounds design and other elements It can expose the point of view of media makers their values and their biases It can also uncover hidden meanings intended or unintended There is no one correct way to deconstruct a media message each of us interprets media differently based on our own knowledge beliefs experiences and values Just be prepared to explain your interpretation. Digestion. What does it mean to be “media literate?”. “To routinely ask the kinds of questions that will help you think critically about information presented in media (including the information from textbooks or the popular media used at home).” This also applies to information found on Internet websites. . …to take apart. …to tear. Then….. Construct. …to put together. …to build. First Step:. . . Pick your cardboard. .. . Robert Rauschenberg – Retrospective at the . Gagosian. Gallery in NY. Jason Pohl. July 15, 2016. Where we’re going. Introductions. How . it used to be. Why it’s better now. How journalists do journalism. How journalists use social media. How (good) PR folks use social media. Unpack the Prompt. PROMPT:. In the passages, “Imagine” by Alex Porter and Kristin Lewis and “Hope” by Karen Hess, prairie life changes in many ways. . What. . causes the changes. ? Explain . the Power of LinkedIn to Generate Sales . Your Presenter. Partner Channel . Mgr. / . Social . Media Advisor . @ Data Masons. EDI ISV . Guest Speaker . for . Dynamic . Communities . / . Partner Connections. Political Communications is the art and . s. cience of influencing public opinion for political purposes.. There are 4 basic rules for effective communications:. 1) Work for a candidate or cause you believe in.. This message will be available via podcast later this week at calvaryokc.com. 29-31. Aphek. Ziklag. 29-31. 29-31. Adversary . ~ Heb., . satan. 29-31. 29-31. . Ps.37:23 ~ . The steps of a . good. man are ordered by the Lord, . Funding provided by: Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services . Presented by: Coalition For a Drug-Free Greater Cincinnati Local Coalition Development Manager/Communications Coordinator. This message will be available via podcast later this week at calvaryokc.com. 01-02. Samuel ~ . His name is God. Author unknown. 1 Sam. 11:8, 17:52 and 18:16 recognize Israel and Judah as separate nations. What is media literacy?. The ability to sift through and analyze the messages that inform, entertain, and sell to us every day. The ability to bring critical thinking skills to bear on all media – from music videos and web environments to product placement in films and virtual displays on NHL hockey boards. TYPES OF MEDIA. Messages aimed at mass audiences; can be delivered in many forms or methods.. Traditional Media. Social Media. Digital Media. 2. TRADITIONAL MEDIA. Communication that was well-established before the Internet age; books, newspapers, magazines, etc.. Dr Bianca Wright. Socialnomics. 2015 by Erik . Qualcomm . (. http://. www.socialnomics.net. ) . (Intersection Consulting 2009) . http. ://www.intersectionconsulting.com/2009/social-media-roi. /. . Media. A spokesperson should:. Know your organization’s policies and your community. Understand the “big picture”. Stay within your scope of responsibilities. Be honest and open. Be empathetic. Reminders . Subcomponent. Taletha Derrington and Kathleen Hebbeler. SRI International. Improving Data, Improving Outcomes Conference. New Orleans, LA .  September 10, 2014. 2. Workshop Overview. Ground rules.