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Richard Gent | Friday March 12, 2010

Categories: Contact Us, Advice, Subscriptions, FAQ, Access, Class Sets, Finding Things, Subscribing, Staffroom, Contribute, Training & Revision, Hot Entries, Topics, Getting Started, New Technologies, Social Networking, Useful Links, Ideas & Resources, Networking

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Topics, Getting Started, Key Concepts, Audience, Genre, Ideology, Institutions, Media Language, Narrative, Representation & Stereotyping, Theory

What is Media Studies? »

Richard Gent | Wednesday November 11, 2009

Categories: Topics, Getting Started, Key Concepts, Audience, Genre, Ideology, Institutions, Media Language, Narrative, Representation & Stereotyping, Theory

Media Studies isn’t easy to describe. It’s a living concept that continues to change just as technology and our experience with technology change. The purpose of Media Studies is to provide audiences with access to information no matter how it is experienced and allow people to adopt diverse critical positions.

Media Studies is desirable because its curriculum is inclusive; it recognises that the form of...

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Hot Entries

Index Summaries »

Richard Gent | Wednesday October 28, 2009

Categories: Hot Entries

The purpose of this area on the site is to provide you with a more detailed summary of the content we have available in the subscription area. The link next to each resource entry will take you to the resource itself, once you have purchased a subscription. To view the resources in our Sample Area click on the link. To Subscribe, click on the link.

A Level

The 2009 and onwards two part AS level, and two...

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Courses, A Level, GCSE, Staffroom, Training & Revision, Hot Entries, Topics, Popular Press

Training & Revision Courses »

Richard Gent | Wednesday October 21, 2009

Categories: Courses, A Level, GCSE, Staffroom, Training & Revision, Hot Entries, Topics, Popular Press

Aidem Media / MediaEdu Training & Revision Sessions

We’ve recently agreed to work with Aidem Media, an excellent training provider for GCSE and A Level Media Studies. Chris Bruce, the director at Aidem Media is also a Senior Examiner, AST and Head of Department. Chris is willing to arrange INSET / CPD sessions for staff and deliver revision sessions for students.

Our first session is likely to be a...

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Student Zone, Access Information

What Can I Access As A Student? »

Richard Gent | Thursday October 01, 2009

Categories: Student Zone, Access Information

  • All entries in the Topics area (see navigation menu in the sidebar on the left).
  • Skills
  • Quizzes
  • Glossary
  • Ardnox High (our online comic strip)
  • Careers Information
  • Students’ Work
  • Useful Links
  • YouTube Playlist (YouTube is often blocked by school servers. However, students should be able to access this invaluable resource as part of their homework.)
  • Gallery Images

Students do not have access to the ‘Courses’...

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Topics, Key Concepts, Genre

Understanding Genre »

Jeremy Orlebar | Thursday September 24, 2009

Categories: Topics, Key Concepts, Genre

Genre is a French word that means type or kind. Most students will be aware of genre as a way of putting films, television programmes and other media texts into groups that have things in common, such as the story, or the ‘look’ of a film, or the characters, the settings and even the way the characters dress.

Genre, especially in film, is a key concept because it is more complex than just a way of...

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Courses, A Level, WJEC A Level, WJEC AS

WJEC AS MS1 Scheme »

Jeremy Orlebar | Thursday September 24, 2009

Categories: Courses, A Level, WJEC A Level, WJEC AS

A Suggested Scheme of Work

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

TERM 1: Sept-Dec [15 weeks approx]

This is not in any way prescriptive, but offers some suggestions for a possible scheme of work over one term, and aiming towards the 2 ½ hour...

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Topics, Getting Started

Technical Problems? »

Richard Gent | Tuesday September 08, 2009

Categories: Topics, Getting Started

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Known Issues

Payment Problems - Some people who attempt to subscribe with a school / college credit or debit card have problems. This tends to be because any discrepancy between the data entered on the form...

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Courses, A Level, AQA A Level, AQA AS

AQA AS MEST1 Scheme »

Jeremy Orlebar | Friday September 04, 2009

Categories: Courses, A Level, AQA A Level, AQA AS

AS MEST1 - Term 1

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.

This is what the spec says:

Unit 1 – MEST1 Investigating Media

The basics are : It is 50% of AS, 25% of A Level.

There is a 2 hour written
examination worth 80 marks.

Two...

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Quiz Shows Scheme »

Jeremy Orlebar | Friday June 12, 2009

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Studying and Creating TV Quiz Shows

[13 to 15 week Term]

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.

Set Up

This scheme assumes some sort of television studio facility but it can be adapted to most situations. 

TV quiz shows are always set up...

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