Blog feedback and Learner Response


WWW: A positive start to Media Studies – you have nearly completed all your blog work. Your denotation and connotation demonstrate specific media terminology – keep this up! Your fruit bowl demonstrates a good level of technical ability – keep this up especially when we complete coursework in Year 11.

EBI: A few blog posts missing - ensure that you meet submission deadlines please complete this for homework and use all blog lessons to catch up on any missing work. Please complete the following blog work:

1. What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far?
I think the strongest piece I have done denotation and connotation I understand that task and I understand what is connotation and how can we see the rear meaning about a specific image also denotation on what I can see in a image.


2. What is your weakest?

 I think my weakest piece that I found hard in is the camera movement and editing as it was hard to see the exact movement in the image and it took me a lot of time



3. What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course?

Learn how to develop media skills and strategies including content planning.




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