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Regional Newspapers | AQA MEST2 Creating Media »

Jeremy Orlebar | Thursday December 01, 2011

Categories: Advertising, More on Advertising, Courses, A Level, AQA A Level, AQA AS, New Media, Digital Media, New Technologies, News, More on News, Regional News, Production Zone, Web Production, Hot Entries

Associated Resources

MEST2 Coursework Overview 2011-12.ppt

All teacher-assessed marks to be returned to AQA by 10 January 2012 or 15 May 2012

Link: AQA MEST2 Briefs

Brief Two | Regional Newspapers

A regional newspaper is about to run a month long campaign promoting local sports. The newspaper has an online presence and is keen to use its website as a focus for information, as well as featuring a range of sports related features in its print...

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BSkyB TakeOver News - Media Institutions in the UK - Update »

Jeremy Orlebar | Thursday March 31, 2011

Categories: Key Concepts, Institutions, Intro to Institutions, Censorship & Regulation, News, News Ownership, More on News, Hot Entries

Rupert Murdoch, the man we love to hate, is the Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of the global media empire News Corporation often known as News Corp. It is the world’s third-largest media conglomerate behind The Walt Disney Company and Time Warner. 

News Corporation is a publicly traded company listed on the US NASDAQ, with secondary listings on the Australian Securities Exchange.  At present, News Corporation is headquartered at 1211...

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AQA GCSE 2009/10 The Popular Press Scheme »

Jeremy Orlebar | Wednesday September 23, 2009

Categories: Courses, GCSE, AQA GCSE, News, Popular Press, More on News, Other Topics

A Suggested Scheme of Work

This scheme of work is not in any way prescriptive, it is simply offered as a possible way in. It should be adapted and moulded to fit particular teachers, students and resources.

Exam

The 2010 Controlled Test is 50% of the total marks for the GCSE.
The Popular Press refers to mass circulation national newspapers, targeted at the popular end of the market including The Sun, The Daily Mirror, The Daily Express, The...

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Understanding Newspapers in Year 7 »

Carl Beck | Tuesday June 02, 2009

Categories: Courses, KS3, Year 7, News, More on News, Understanding Media, Understanding Key Topics

In Term 2, we introduce the students to Newspaper and the students are required to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding by producing a newspaper or examples of key content.

Every sixth lesson the students sit a formal assessment and are awarded a National Curriculum level using our tailor-made assessment structure.

The skills are introduced by class demonstration, student mirroring the activity on their work stations and the key...

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Media News Links »

Richard Gent | Friday May 29, 2009

Categories: News, More on News, Other Topics, Useful Links, Ideas & Resources

Digital Spy.co.uk Good site for latest entertainment and media news.

Media Guardian An excellent source of current information on Media, New Media and Jobs in the Media.




Large Newspaper Front Covers »

Richard Gent | Thursday May 28, 2009

Categories: News, More on News

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Sky News Media Pack »

Richard Gent | Thursday May 28, 2009

Categories: News, More on News

New Teaching Pack for Students Launched

...Study activities, Top Tips and a wealth of information for Media Studies students sent to schools and colleges across UK…

Sky News is launching a new classroom pack designed to be a study aid to media students and teachers in schools and colleges across the UK.


The pack, launched online and sent out to all the educational facilities teaching media courses in 2008/09, is designed with 14-18...

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Newspaper Links »

Jeremy Orlebar | Tuesday May 05, 2009

Categories: News, Popular Press, More on News, Other Topics, Production Zone, Print Production, Web Production, Useful Links, Ideas & Resources

British Newspaper Links

Newspaper Marketing Agency Ad campaigns and image archives

Newspaper Templates for Production Coursework

Sunday Newspaper Links

The Wapping Years & The Sun by The Guardian




Electronic News »

Jeremy Orlebar | Tuesday April 21, 2009

Categories: Courses, GCSE, WJEC GCSE, New Media, Digital Media, New Technologies, News, Intro to News, More on News

People get their news from many different outlets and not just one newspaper or radio or TV channel. It is not unusual for an individual to take a newspaper at home, read several online newspapers, watch BBC NEWS24, look at an alternative news website, get an RSS feed to a laptop, subscribe to news text messages sent to a mobile, subscribe to several news podcasts and contribute to a news blog – phew!

We still get most of our news from the...

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Unit 2 Brief for Local Newspaper »

S Bierman | Monday February 16, 2009

Categories: Courses, A Level, OCR A Level, Nationals, Diploma, News, More on News

Pre-Production and Planning for a Local Newspaper

Some ideas for teaching of this unit based on pre-production being a new local newspaper for 11-16 year olds.

AO1 Develop basic specific skills to use in text/visual based and audio/audio visual products

Two Text Visual Skills

Using Word write a 150 word leader for a newspaper story on a local story for a local paper that would appeal to a target audience of 11-16 (teacher and students to...

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