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    The document summarizes the evolution of media across four ages: pre-historic age, industrial age, electronic age, and information (new media) age. It identifies key inventions and discoveries in each age that advanced communication technologies, starting from cave paintings and clay tablets in pre-historic times, to the printing press, telephone, radio, television, computers and internet in modern times. The learning objectives are to accurately identify traditional and new media, appreciate the history and people behind media inventions, and create an infographic showing the evolution of media.

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    EVOLUTION

    OF
    MEDIA
    STUDENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

    1 2 3
    Identify accurately
    Appreciate the
    different traditional Create an infographic
    importance of
    media and that shows the
    knowing the history of
    new media starting evolution of media.
    media and the people
    from Prehistoric
    behind its inventions.
    Information Age.
    LET’S TALK ABOUT IT:

    1.What famous world event happened on April 14,


    1912?
    2. If the Titanic sank in the Antlantic Ocean, how did the
    news reach the people in England and New York at
    that time?
    3. How people also used telegraph and telegrams for
    faster means of communication during that time?
    4. If the Titanic sank today, in what format will people
    receive or read the news?
    MARSHALL
    MCLUHAN
    MEDIA INTO 4 STAGES:
    PRE-HISTORIC
    1 AGE

    INDUSTRIAL
    2 AGE

    ELECTRONIC
    3 AGE

    INFORMATION
    4 (NEW MEDIA) AGE
    RE-HISTORIC AGE
    (Before 1700s)

    People discovered fire,


    developed paper from plants,
    and forged weapons and
    tools with stones, bronze,
    copper and iron.
    Other discoveries in Pre-historic Age:

    CAVE PAINTINGS CLAY TABLETS IN MESOPOTANIA


    (35,000 BC) (2400 BC)

    Clay tablet
    Cave paintings are a In the Ancient Near East, clay
    type of parietal art tablets (Akkadian ṭuppu(m) 𒁾)
    were used as a writing medium,
    (which category also especially for writing in
    includes petroglyphs, cuneiform, throughout the
    Bronze Age and well into the
    or engravings), found Iron Age.
    on the wall or ceilings Cuneiform characters were
    of caves. imprinted on a wet clay tablet
    with a stylus often made of reed
    (reed pen).
    Other discoveries in Pre-historic Age:

    PAPYRUS IN EGYPT ACTA DIURNA IN ROME


    (2500 BC) (130 BC)

    ACTA DIURNA
    PAPYRUS (Latin: Daily Acts, sometimes
    -was used as a writing translated as Daily Public Records
    material as early as 3,000 or poetically as Daily Gazette)
    BC in ancient Egypt, and were daily Roman official notices,
    continued to be used to some a sort of daily gazette. They were
    extent until around 1100 AD. ... carved on stone or metal and
    In ancient times, several sheets presented in message boards in
    of papyrus were joined end to public places like the Forum of
    Rome. They were also called
    end to form a roll.
    simply Acta.
    NDUSTRIAL AGE
    (1700s -1900s)
    People used the power of steam,
    developed machine tools,
    established iron production, and the
    manufacturing of various products
    (including books through the
    printing press).
    Other discoveries in INDUSTRIAL
    AGE:
    PRINTING PRESS NEWSPAPER – The
    ( 19th Century ) London Gazette (1640)
    Other discoveries in INDUSTRIAL
    AGE:
    TYPEWRITER TELEPHONE
    (1800) (1876)
    Other discoveries in INDUSTRIAL
    AGE: MOTION PICTURE
    PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL MOTION
    PROJECTION (1890) PICTURE (1913)
    Other discoveries in INDUSTRIAL
    AGE:
    MOTION PICTURE TELEGRAPH, PUNCH
    WITH SOUND (1926) CARDS
    LECTRONIC AGE
    ( 1930s – 1980s)

    The invention of the transistor ushered in


    the electronic age. People harnessed the
    power of transistors that led to the
    transistor radio, electronic circuits, and
    the early computers. In this age, long
    distance communication became more
    efficient.
    TRANSISTOR RADIO TELEVISION (1941)
    EARLY COMPUTERS PERSONAL
    IBM 704 (1960) COMPUTERS
    HEWIETT-PACKARD
    APPLE 1 (1976)
    9100A (1968)
    NFORMATION AGE
    (NEW MEDIA) AGE
    The Internet paved the
    way for faster
    communication,
    creation of the social
    network and data
    BLOG, VLOG,
    WEB BROWSER
    PODCAST
    ROSE OF SOCIAL
    MEDIA
    E-SHOPPING
    CLOUD COMPUTING
    DEVICES
    ACTIVITY: 1
    - Open Aralinks Account
    - Answer the first activity for
    second quarter.

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