Communicatie media en Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes from all lectures of 'Language, Media and Communication'. This course concerns chapters of the book 'A First Look at Communication Theory'. The document contains notes - from the teacher and the lectures slides - from all of the lectures.

Bevat samenvatting van: 1 --> Dobelli R (2010) – Avoid News: Towards a Healthy News Diet. 2 --> Bhatti Y (2010) – What Would Happen If We Were Better Informed? Simulating Increased Knowledge in European Parliament (EP) Elections. 3 --> Sherry (2004) – Media Effects Theory and the Nature/Nurture Debate: Historical Overview and Directions for Future Research 4 --> Shoemaker PJ (1996) – Hardwired for News: Using Biological and Cultural Evolution to Explain the Surveillanc...

Comprehensive summary of much of the book 'A First Look at Communication Theory' by Em Griffin, Andrew Ledbetter and Glenn Sparks.

This is a summary of the chapters 1 - 10, 14, 15 & 16 from the book Negotiation by Lewicki, Barry & Saunders.

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Summary of Human Media Interaction Theory (HMIT) from the academic year 2020/2021. This includes an In-depth summary of all the lectures 1 - 10 and some literature (discussed during the lectures). It includes the most images and adjusted tabels (made more comprehensible). Perfect for printing, each new lecture is set on an uneven page. Good Luck!

Media content is a subject where media content is central. This summary covers the dominant outlooks of communication: persuasion, information and culture. Pierce's semiotic triangle and the constuctionist approach are treated. It also discusses an important article by James Carey explaining the difference between “ritual view” and “transmission view” of communication.

Summaries containing the most important points of all 22 articles that are needed for the Media & Informatie exam. Article 1: Bhatti: What would happen if we were better informed? Simulating increased knowledge in European parliament elections, Article 2: Dobelli: Avoid News – Towards a Healthy News Diet, Article 3: Shoemaker: Hardwired for news: using biological and cultural evolution to explain the surveillance function, Article 4: Ball-Rokeach: Media Systems Dependency Theory, Article 5: ...

This is a summary of all 16 articles for the Social Media and New Media course. The summary is in order per lecture theme (there are 6). The document is a total of 49 pages long.

This is a summary that covers all the chapters for the exam of Foundation in New Media Design. It gives a good overview of all the chapter that you need to know with a lot of good examples from the book. Good luck!