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    Task 1 - History of Music Videos

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    This document provides instructions for a student task to research and present on the history of music videos. Students are asked to explore the origins of music videos, why they were created, how they gained popularity, and where they are typically shown. The task encourages using a Glogster website to create a visual presentation with pictures and keep the word count down. It provides grading criteria and is due by being posted on the class blog, with no PowerPoint presentations accepted. Mrs. Fudge is the A2 Media Studies teacher assigning this task.

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    This document provides instructions for a student task to research and present on the history of music videos. Students are asked to explore the origins of music videos, why they were created, how they gained popularity, and where they are typically shown. The task encourages using a Glogster website to create a visual presentation with pictures and keep the word count down. It provides grading criteria and is due by being posted on the class blog, with no PowerPoint presentations accepted. Mrs. Fudge is the A2 Media Studies teacher assigning this task.

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    This document provides instructions for a student task to research and present on the history of music videos. Students are asked to explore the origins of music videos, why they were created, how they gained popularity, and where they are typically shown. The task encourages using a Glogster website to create a visual presentation with pictures and keep the word count down. It provides grading criteria and is due by being posted on the class blog, with no PowerPoint presentations accepted. Mrs. Fudge is the A2 Media Studies teacher assigning this task.

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    This document provides instructions for a student task to research and present on the history of music videos. Students are asked to explore the origins of music videos, why they were created, how they gained popularity, and where they are typically shown. The task encourages using a Glogster website to create a visual presentation with pictures and keep the word count down. It provides grading criteria and is due by being posted on the class blog, with no PowerPoint presentations accepted. Mrs. Fudge is the A2 Media Studies teacher assigning this task.

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    http://thecastleschoolocrmediablogs.blogspot.co.

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    TASK ONE: Music Video Research History of Music Videos


    http://catherinedunnmediaa2.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/history-of-music-videos.html SYNOPSIS: This task encourages you to look at the history of music videos. You need to think about where music videos originated from, why they were made, why they became popular, where they are shown etc. TASK: Research music videos and then create a post to show what you have learnt about the history of music videos. PRESENTATION IDEAS: http://www.glogster.com - create a Glog for your analysis using lots of pictures and visuals. This will also help you keep the word count down. DEADLINE ON THE BLOG

    NO POWERPOINTS
    GRADING: A/A* - the research and presentation will be excellent. Terminology will be used extensively. B/C the research and presentation will be good. Terminology will be used. Audiences will be discussed D The research and video will be proficient. It will be complete but the detail may be limited.

    E Work will be complete.

    Mrs Fudge A2 Media Studies

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