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I did a second mind map on the positives and negatives of research. I split the page into two sections again.

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I created a mind map of the positives and negatives that the impact of interactive technology has on people. I divided the page into two sections in order to complete this task.

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This is one of my 6 questionnaires I carried out with a variety of different people. My overall response is positive. Some of my improvements would be to have a bit more information on there and perhaps add a bit more character to it.

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This is the front page of my PowerPoint that I have created for the product I am going to advertise.

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I also made a flow chart which isa simpler way of a story board. I just took down some brief notes.

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I then had to do a storyboard which is like the main way of planning the idea for the product. I had 8 boxes to fill out with a picture of what's happening and writing down the timings, audio, etc.

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This is my mind map that I created for Theo be of project I am doing on advertising a game that I made up called "F1: Race Of Champions"

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Today we are doing a one off project on advertising a product. We only have to mind map our ideas then do a storyboard and flowchart on it. We don't have to actually do a production on it but just pitching it to Cliff after half term.

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This is an interactive media questionnaire that I created to find out if people use things like social media, and if they like interactive games, advertisements and apps. I found that most people use social media all the time or just sometimes. The people that used interacting games was mixed while the people who liked interactive advertisements was also mixed. Most people either liked or loved using interactive apps.

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This is one the questionnaires I created that was filled out. It asks what (the person) wants in an interactive website. Out of the three sheets I handed out, it seemed that everyone wants to see how easy it is to settle in and what the facilities are like. Two out of three people wanted to see pictures of people doing work and listen to what students have to say about the course. Two out of three people also wanted to see pictures with a sentence too. Everyone wanted to see things about students progressing and achievements they make on the website too. In terms of other things people would want on the website, it was varied. Some people anted to see available private tours, more information about the course, day in the life of a student and events in the college year. Hopefully, with all the information I have gathered from my questionnaire I can use to develop my interactive website.

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This is an interview that was carried out by group to a lady in marketing. We asked her what she thinks should be in an interactive website and things that appeal to her in a website. We thought it was important to receive feedback and opinions from people so we can make our website to be it's best for people that are going to use it. In our case, it will be people interested in the Harlow College media department and for people who are interested in taking the course.

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Interactive media website construction. Interview for audience research. Media Harlow college

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This is my synopsis for the media, journalism and photography interactive website.

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This is the questionnaire that my group did for our website, and understanding audiences

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Here, I have described different magazine types and hat audiences they target. For example, Doctor Who would target children between ages 8-15 whereas better homes and gardens magazines would target adults particularly in their 40s and over and people who enjoy gardening and decorating their homes.

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This page is all about the different apps you have on iPads, iPhones, androids and any other type of SMART Phone. Apps like Edmodo are educational based apps for school children whereas apps like BBC News that are very serious formal and straight to the point are for older people.

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These two pages are about the different film types that target different audiences. I also explained what the bbfc company do, which is give films an age rating certificate in order to protect children. I also looked at the different types of newspapers that target different audiences, such as The Sun and The Times.

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This is the page that shows where I have done the word count in different sentences for The Daily Mirror Newspaper.

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This is the page that shows where I have done the word count in different sentences for The Times Newspaper.

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I have written analysis's on the Guardian and Sunday Mirror Newspapers. I compared their style, target audiences and layouts. The Sunday Mirror is a tabloid newspaper whereas the Guardian is more of a broadsheet newspaper.

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This is the review I did about the different features of the independent Newspaper. I pointed out several different aspects of the newspaper and what it's overall target audience is

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This is one of the magazines I had a flick through when thinking about different target audiences and advertisements in them.

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This is the sheet I have been working on comparing tabloid and broadsheet newspapers.