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Traditional Media and Web 1.0 Before Web 1.0 existed, traditional types of media, such as magazines and newspapers, were the only way people could receive adequate information. Traditional media provided entertainment and news to people in the late 1800s. In the early 1900s, the creation of radios and movies changed the roles of traditional […]
Read More »What it Takes to Make a Set In December 2019, Muncie Civic Theatre put on “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” as their winter play. This photo series documents what it takes to build a set for the local Muncie non-for-profit theatre. This photo series was taken for an assignment for J 235.
Read More »When creating a website, there are two main ways to invent your own website. You can either create the website from scratch by coding your pages, or you could use a pre-existing theme on a site like WordPress to create your website. There are benefits and setbacks for both versions of creating a website. […]
Read More »“Young people told to stay at home amid coronavirus, but where is home?” is an article written by Emily Davies, published by The Washington Post. For many college students, the shutdown of universities created a divide. Should they go home to families, or should they stay in their apartments with their friends? The article by […]
Read More »What is Representation Theory? Representation Theory is the theory used to explain how humans may visualize images in pictures and how the image in a picture may relate to previous knowledge that has already been obtained. The Representation theory is useful when trying to explain how an object and a meaning relate to each other. […]
Read More »Did you know that you can get in a great deal of trouble if you use a false or defamatory attack to ruin a person’s reputation and character? You can. This action is called libel. Libel is the act that occurs when someone has the intention of attacking another person’s reputation or character by spreading […]
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