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MODULE 2
PRE-HISTORIC ERA
Dance – been part of human history since it’s earliest origins, bringing
spiritual rituals and creating bonds within the community. Dance itself
remains one of the most expressive physical art forms.
Stone Tools – Hammerstones are some of the earliest stone tools. They
used it to chip other stones into sharp-edged flakes and to break apart
nuts, seeds and bones and to grind clay into pigment.
Body Art
ANCIENT ERA
Paper, Writing – writing material of ancient times and also the plant
from which it was derived, Cyperus papyrus also called, paper plant.
- Collected for its stem, whose cut into thin strips, pressed together,
and dried to form a smooth thin writing surface.
INDUSTRIAL ERA
Dry Plates (Richard Maddox) – pieces of glass plate that are coated with
a gelatin emulsion that when exposed to light will capture an image.
Telegraph –
ELECTRONIC ERA
5 Types of Languages
1.) Visual Language – The use of imagery, how a scene is framed, and
how it is lit. What can be seen on screen has been chosen to generate
specific reactions or emotions from the audience.
- The magazine makes use of dark colors and bright red accents to
emphasize danger, alertness and warning.
2 Categories
Technical
Symbolic
SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Public Libraries – Open to the public for free to encourage the art and
habit of reading and learning.
- These are often from voluntary donations by
individuals/organization.
MODULE 4
ECONOMY
EDUCATION
Access to Information – new media allows us to access to more
information and can easily verify it.
Increased Collaboration – it is necessary for sharing and developing
information.
Removed Geographic Barriers – students can now learn with the
comfort of their home, area or even country.
MODULE 5
• Artificial Intelligence – these are machines that can reason, learn, and
act intelligently in order to solve complex real-world problems
(Technology Review)
- robotics
- chat bot
- facial recognition
- self driving cars