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Make a revision Powerpoint or google slides that will contain the following:

1. A brief summary in your own words of each of the four critical perspectives in box one;

2. A link to an example of a real media text for each one;

3. At least one other recent critical theory, critical perspective or viewpoint focused on how young people can be affected or use the internet.  You may like to choose something from the EMC article.

Your PowerPoint or google slides must be completed and sent to me by 7th May

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1. Start by looking at each of the theories below. .

2. Makes notes about what each theory is about.

3. Find an example of a real media text could be used to illustrate each theory.

4. Find another current theory or critical idea and briefly summarise it in your own words (hint:  look up one of the other ideas included in the Theory 2).

5. Label it with all your name.

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Theory 1: Digital Narcissism (Andrew Keen)

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Theory 1: Digital Narcissism (Andrew Keen)

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Watch the interview with Andrew Keen about how the internet is turning us all into narcissists who are obsessed with the way we look and present online. Do you agree with him?

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What Is Social Media Really Doing to Society?

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In a day and age obsessed with social media and technology, it's hard to picture life without them. But, is that good or bad? Or neither? According to Andrew Keen, author of new book Digital Vertigo: How Today's Online Social Revolution Is Dividing, Diminishing, and Disorienting Us, the Internet, and particularly social media, is changing society in a way that worries him.

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Read the article from the English and Media Centre 'Media Magazine'. You may like to use one or two of the other writers or ideas within this article for your own-choice critical theory.

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Read the article from the English and Media Centre 'Media Magazine'.  You may like to use one or two of the other writers or ideas within this article for your own-choice critical theory.

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Theory 4:  Media and Connectedness (Sherry Turkle)

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Theory 4:  Media and Connectedness (Sherry Turkle)

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Watch the TED talk given by Sherry Turkle. You may like to google some of the ideas that she discusses.

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As we expect more from technology, do we expect less from each other? Sherry Turkle studies how our devices and online personas are redefining human connection and communication -- and asks us to think deeply about the new kinds of connection we want to have.