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| When words and pictures are more easily remembered. |
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Think about pictures using words and images.
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| Jerome Bruner: how much do you remember about what is heard, read, seen, done? |
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Hear: 10%
Read: 30%
See + do: 80% |
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| Components of the Visual Communications two-way path |
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| Producer and Receiver of a message |
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| Aldous Huxley's "Art of Seeing" |
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| Ensure that everyone can ride the information highways as easily as those made from asphalt |
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| Advertisements and selling search services |
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| David Filo and Jerry Yang (1994) |
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| Creator of Mosaic software app. and Netscape |
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| Money lost shortly after Time Warner/AOL merger |
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| Trying to find a single website using two totally unrelated words in a Google search |
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| Manipulating searches to make a specific website first on the list |
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| Porn search engine mimicking Google |
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| Bob Davis explains the Internet without a search engine |
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| Cruise missile without guidance system |
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| Virtual Reality Computer Sex |
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| Introduced in 1977 for $2,000. |
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| A semiconductor with the same function as a vacuum tube, but made of silicon. |
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| Inventors of the first transistor |
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| Bell Telephone Laboratories |
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| Common Business Oriented Language (Invented by Grace Murray Hopper) |
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| Beginner's All-Purpose Instruction Code |
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| Universal Automatic Computer. |
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| More than 90% of households had a TV set. |
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| Movie attendance reduced significantly |
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| Average American child watched 3 hours of TV each day |
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| Witness 8,000 murders, 100,000 other acts of violence |
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| Computer Generated Imagery (The Abyss - James Cameron) |
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| Creator of the first computer-generated image |
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| Tennis for two - William Higinbotham |
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| First computer generated motion picture |
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| Created by Ed Zajac - trip around Earth |
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| First movie to use extensive computer generated graphics |
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| Director who advanced CGI movies |
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| James Cameron (with Pirhanna II) |
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| First character to wear suit covered with dots captured by a digital camera for more life-like motion. |
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| Contestants were given correct answers to add drama (1950s) |
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| Introduced in 1954 for $1,000 ("The Tournament of Roses" - NBC) |
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| First TV set created using CRT |
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| Philo Fransworth created it using Allen DuMont's invention |
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| Creator of Curb Your Enthusiasm. |
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| Mark Burnett (Eco Challenge, Survivor, The Apprentice, etc.) |
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| 1992 voyeuristic MTV show |
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| Shows inspired by Hollywood writer's strike in 1988 |
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| Cops, America's Funniest Homw Videos |
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| Founder of reality programming |
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| Allen Funt (Candid Microphone, Candid Camera) |
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| 12 kinds of reality shows |
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| Documentaries, historical re-creations, law enforcement, makeovers, hidden cameras, games, spoofs, talent searches, fantasies fulfilled, situation comedies, cooking, docu-soaps |
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| Academy award - "looks like a librarian's uncle" |
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| Who founded the United Artists and who recently took over? |
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| Griffith, Chaplin, Fairbanks, Pickford - Tom Cruise |
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| The Birth of a Nation (KKK - $3,000) |
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| Fred Ott's Sneeze by Edison, Kennedy and Dickson |
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| In Citizen Kane, lead character's dying word |
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| Money offered RKO to destroy Citizen Kane |
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| Citizen Kane Academy Award |
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| Citizen Kane modeled after his life; he fought to block the movie's release |
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| Rose to fame through playwriting; won notoriety from War of the World |
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| Musical score for Citizen Kane |
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| Created by Bernard Hermann (won fame in later years for Psycho) |
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| Created by Orson Welles and Herman Mankiewicz, released in 1941. |
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| Sketch comedy that parodies pop culture inventions |
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| Cancelled by Fox after three seasons and then relaunched |
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| Comedy Central's show created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone |
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| MTV show featuring head-bangers |
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| First appeared in Amazing Fantasy 15. Learned from his own mistakes and was relatable. |
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