...SCRIPT: Windows Calculator and Notepad Please read through the entire script to familiarize yourself with the actions you’ll be completing during this activity. Also, before you begin recording, open Notepad and the Windows Calculator, and resize/reposition them to be side-by-side on your screen. **Notepad on left, Calculator on right. |Step |Action on Screen |Narration | |1 |Built in narration to be cut out later during |Hello and welcome to this video tutorial on how to use the Microsoft Windows calculator. | | |editing… | | |2 |Optional: insert a title slide during this audio, |I’m going to show you how to copy calculations made on the Windows calculator and paste | | |and then transition to recording |the results into a Notepad document. | |3 |An opportunity to use Callouts to point to |As you can see, Notepad is opened on the left side of my screen, and the calculator is | | |different parts of the screen |here on the right. | |4 |Zoom in on the Calculator ...
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...Andrew Mondrus Professor Montague Radio Documentary 12 December 2015 1. There are many different developments in society, technology and media that helped bring about the birth of the documentary form. Marconi’s morse code message across the Atlantic Ocean was the first notable achievement in long distance radio transmission. Marconi sent his message from Cornwall, England to Newfoundland, Canada disproving allegations that radio transmission was limited to two hundred miles because of the earth’s circular shape. Marconi proved that development of radio was possible on a worldwide scale. The audion by Lee De Forest was an invention that strengthened the performance of the radio. De Forest's’ creation was a vacuum tube device that could amplify weak radio reception into a strong signal. In 1912, De Forest developed a regenerative circuit that could heighten the output levels of radios. However, De Forest did not realize the potential of his invention and was forced to file legal action to patent his invention. Despite, winning rights De Forest was never acknowledged by the radio industry for his invention. De Forest also developed phonofilm, being able to record sound while taking film. This invention resulted in the ability to watch movies with sound. The invention of AM and FM radio by Edwin Armstrong increased the efficiency of radios. Despite controversy regarding the sole inventor of the regenerative circuit, Armstrong invent...
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...a sound wave is called the Amplitude and this is related the perceived loudness. This is sometimes represented as a sound pressure. Secondly the number of cycles completed in one second is called frequency of the vibration. It is often the frequency that determines the pitch. This is always measured in Hz (hertz). Finally sound can be measured by the distance it travels, sound travels at approximately 760mph. Definition of Acoustics Acoustics is the effect that a surrounding area/environment can have on sound. Acoustics specifically relating to media. Acoustics is often referred to as the science of sound relating to the production, transmission, recording or the detection of sound. In the true sense of the word, acoustics is the area that you chose to record sound and how that particular area affects the sound recording. Sound can sound different depending on the environment, for example if the sound is in a large empty area then the sound will echo, however if it is in...
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...example, you would use system software to diagnose a problem with your hard disk drive or Internet connection. Application software includes music, graphics, mapping, finance, and entertainment. It is designed to help people accomplish real-world tasks. For example, you would use application software to edit a photo, write a term paper, or play a game. Music software offers many ways to work with music, sound effects, and narration from your desktop, laptop, or handheld computer. The most popular music software capabilities are as follows: download music and other sound files, play music and sound files, create playlists, transfer music to handheld devices, convert audio CDs into digital music, record music and narrations, edit volume, speed, and quality of digital recordings, crop and mix recordings, stream radio music to your computer, identify songs playing on the radio, and voice training. Music software may offer some, but not all, of these features. For example, some music software offers extensive playback features, but no way to make recordings. You might have to use more than one music software product to complete a project. The most popular music software is iTunes – it can be used by...
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...(a) Pride and Prejudice Critically analyse the following passage from Pride and Prejudice, giving detailed consideration to what the passage shows of the thematic concerns and narrative methods of the novel (for example, what themes are dealt with here? What use is made of narrative point of view? How is characterisation achieved?). Pride and prejudice was written by Jane Austen and published in 1813. This passage of the story was written in third person narration perspective that displays thematic concerns and narrative methods throughout the novel to make the readers relate to the story or understand the relations and differences between the 19th century society and the modern society. The themes in this passage are pride, prejudice, family, marriage, class and society, wealth, love, women and femininity, and language and communication. The narrative methods of this passage are narration and point of view (third person narration e.g. focalisation and indirect speech), selection and arrangement of events, characterisation, description, dialogue, exposition and the development of themes. Written in third person, this passage from the “pride and Prejudice” novel is written and told by an omniscient narrator (Jane Austin) who used her heroine and hero character (Elizabeth) as a focalizer through her actions and feelings towards herself, others and what is happening around her. The themes in this “Pride and prejudice” passage are pride, prejudice, family, marriage, class...
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...thank you First off, Thank you God for allowing me to make it to this point. Thank you to my little sister for letting me borrow your allowance when mom wouldn’t give me bread. Thank you to my little brother for being the most animated person I know. Thank you to my Dad for being the best and craziest Dad I have ever known. Thanks for teaching me everything I know. Can’t forget about Wanda Webster, my amazing Mom. Thanks for putting up with my shit. Thanks for spending every dime on me. Thanks for coming to my rescue every time. I love you sooooooooo fucking much. I wouldn’t know what I would do if I didn’t have you. To my Aunt Debra and Uncle Travis, my inspiration when I grow old. I wanna be happy and caring like you. To my Grandmother, I’m glad y’all are still here to witness the kid get dizzy. I love you Uncle Allen and Aunt VV love y’all. VV wish you were around to capture the pictures of the kid growing. To my brothers for life J-Will, J-Rich, Dozie, Chase B, Ashton, we finally did this shit from T Lock up in my mothafucking room all fucking night, eating that double cheese and hitting that wing stop, sweating in what we knew was the pit. We did it niggas, time to take it to the next level billion dollar mindset. To my new found brothers Easy, David, Marc, Corey, Daniel, Bizzy, thanks for holding it the fuck down. I owe you a fucking ton. Y’all have a crazy amazing soul. I wouldn’t have survived a day without y’all. To my nigga Sickamore, thanks for...
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...resources. Examples: Every transaction will result in changes to an entity’s assets, liabilities or equity, and After each transaction is recorded, Transaction Analysis First step in the recording process Involves analysing the effects of transactions on the accounting equation: *Identify the items affected: *Determine effect: Note that Revenues and Expenses are treated as a subset of Equity: Revenues Expenses 15 Lecture Problem 1: Murphy’s Law Firm began operations on 1 January. The following transactions occurred during the month of January: Jan 1. The owner contributed cash of $15,000 to start the business Jan 2. Paid $1,200 for rent for January Jan 3. A computer was purchased for $2,200 cash Jan 5. Office furniture was purchased on credit for $4,000 Jan 10. Cash of $500 was received for services performed Jan 22. Billed customers for services provided, $2,500 Jan 24. Paid for the office furniture purchased on Jan 5. Jan 30. Received cash of $2,500 from customers on account for the services billed on Jan 22. Jan 31. Murphy withdrew cash of $750 for personal expenses. Required: Perform a transaction analysis and prepare journal entries for the above transactions. 16 LECTURE PROBLEM 1: TRANSACTION ANALYSIS ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY 17 Recording Transactions: Step 1: Perform Transaction Analysis Identify the Determine whether the account...
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...Effects to Objects Changing, Rotating, Flipping Objects Grouping and Ungrouping Objects PowerPoint (cyudee & sayman 20 mins) Inserting a Clip Art Image Scaling an Image Re-colouring a Clip Art Image Inserting and Formatting a Table Inserting a Graph, Excel, Organisational Chart Inserting and Modifying a Picture Producing a Slide Show (Genaro, 25mins) Navigating in Slide Show View Annotating Slides During a Slide Show Setting Text Transitions Animating Slides Hiding a Slide during a Slide Show Creating and Editing a Custom Slide Show Creating a Multimedia Presentation (lodoria ann 15 mins) Inserting Sound, Movies Setting Slide Timings Rehearsing Slide Timings Recording a Narration Creating an Internet Presentation...
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...In addition to the recording of the narration, sound effects played a vital role in enriching the storytelling. Sounds such as military marching, baby crying, shooting, screaming, and bomb exploding, etc, contributed to the visceral atmosphere of Aya’s world. Those sound effects depict Aya’s continuously unsettling and unpredictable situation. This uncultivated characteristic of the situation correlates with the untamed nature of the forest in Little Red Riding Hood. In the fork tale, the forest is a place of the unknown, wildness and chaos, elevating the likelihood of encountering obstacles like wolves. Because of this uncultivated aspect, the path is crude as well, not easy to follow. During Red Riding Hood’s journey to her grandmother’s place, she is hindered by the Wolf when she...
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...Computer Notes Multimedia – the integration of text, still and moving images, and sound by means of computer technology. * Words can be written, spoken, sung. * Images can be drawings, charts, diagrams, paintings, photographs, buttons, animation or video. * Sound, also called audio, can be voice-over or narration, sound effects, music. * Video can be live, recorded. * Types of multimedia productions: Presentations, Tutorials, Games, Simulations, Web pages. Development of Multimedia: * Graphics (drawing, painting, photography, digital photography.) * Audio (speech, music, recording sound and music, broadcasting.) * Movie and Television (film, video, digital video, 3D Video.) Uses of Multimedia: * Education – to learn in new and stimulating ways. * Business – to share resources, deliver information, train employees, and advertise goods and services. * Leisure and Recreation – to play video games, surf the Internet, and plan leisure time. E-commerce – business transactions conducted over the Internet. These transactions are: * Business-to-Business transactions (B2B) * Business-to-Consumer (B2C) * Customer service * Advertising Multimedia in the Workplace: Corporations use multimedia and the Internet for: * Employee training * Working away from the office * Teleconferences * Company networks Multimedia in Our Lives: Multimedia has added a new dimension to publishing, news, and entertainment. It’s...
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...Ad Revenue Calculator Exhibit 4: Ad Revenue Calculator Current 2007 Base Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 110,000,000 110,000,000 110,000,000 110,000,000 110,000,000 0.8% 1.0% 1.0% 1.2% 1.2% 1320 1100 1100 1320 880 $2.00 $1.80 $1.80 $3.50 $2.50 $2,200 $1,980 $2,376 $3,080 $3,300 2016 2016 2016 2016 2016 52 52 52 52 52 $230,630,400 $207,567,360 $249,080,832 $322,882,560 $345,945,600 $ $ $ 15,000,000 $ 20,000,000 TV HH Average Rating Average Viewers (Thousand) Average CPM* Average Revenue/Ad Minute** Ad Minutes/Week Weeks/Year Ad Revenue/Year cremental Programming Expense Grey = student input area * Revenue/Thousand Viewers ** Calculated by multiplying Average Viewers by Average CPM Exhibit 5: Financials 2006 Actual 2007 Base Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Assumptions Revenue Ad Sales Affiliate Fees Total Revenue $230,630,400 $207,567,360 $249,080,832 $322,882,560 $345,945,600 $80,000,000 $81,600,000 $81,600,000 $81,600,000 $81,600,000 $310,630,400 $289,167,360 $330,680,832 $404,482,560 $427,545,600 $70,000,000 $72,100,000 $72,100,000 $72,100,000 $72,100,000 $55,000,000 $ 55,000,000 $ 55,000,000 $ 70,000,000 $ 75,000,000 $6,918,912 $6,227,021 $7,472,425 $9,686,477 $10,378,368 $45,000,000 $60,000,000 $60,000,000 $60,000,000 $60,000,000 $40,000,000 $41,200,000 $41,200,000 $41,200,000 $41,200,000 $216,918,912 $234,527,021 $235,772,425 $252,986,477 $258,678,368 $93,711,488 30% $54,640,339 19% $94,908,407 $151,496,083 $168,867,232 29% 37% 39% ...
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...1. With what area will the problem deal? _People 2. Are data that relate directly to the problem available for each of the categories you have checked? ____Yes 3. What academic discipline are primarily concerned with the problem? ____Nursing__ 4. What academic discipline are possibly also related to the problem? __Medicine__ 5. What special qualification do you have as a researcher for this problem? _____Education and training 6. How available are the data to you? ____Available with permission 7. How often are you personally in contact with the source of data? Once a week 8. Will the data arise directly out of the problem situation? Yes 9. How do you plan to gather data? Interview and audio recording, observation 10. Is special equipment or are special conditions necessary for gathering or processing the data? No 11. If you will need special equipment, do you have access to such equipment and the skill to use it? I will not need special equipment 12. What is the estimated cost in time and money to gather data? The project is expected to last six months with estimated cost of less than $5000 13. What evidence do you have that the data you gather will be valid and reliable indicators of the phenomenon you wish to study? The interview will entail participants who are affected by the problem of study, hence the reliability of the responses. Use of qualitative research approach will ensure that the research gets personal...
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...Islam: Empire of Faith is a pretty general documentary about a large history of Islam in such a short viewing time. Sometimes the moving picture media can have a different effect than the static reading media. I think this is a great counter to the normal textbook learning that occurs during class. While reading about the beginning Islam, I felt more of an oppression of Muhammad as he was trying to get his word of God out to the people around him. When he left Mecca it was not pleasant but it didn’t seem like he was going to die before he left. When he returned to Mecca with his followers it just seemed like he was a returning son, back with good news. When presented with the video evidence of the process, it seemed that his desire to let people know of his visions and the words of God were met by anger and hatred. That he was forced out under threaten of death. In watching the video it shows the return to Mecca of a triumphant conqueror, not some missing son who lost his way and came back. Not that the video shows his as being gloating about the return, just that the return was a little more forcible than I thought from the reading that I had done. I understand some of this is just me perception of the media type so I try and temper the two lessons together to understand completely. While the documentary seems to entertain a lot of the major events in the Islam timeline, I think the limitation of the time involved takes away what could be the inclusion of key understandings...
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...ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD SCHOOL REPORT OF USHONGO, IN USHONGO LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF BENUE STATE, NIGERIA By SALIHU SULEIMAN .G. U09AY1054 GROUP THREE AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA NIGERIA DEPARTMET OF ARCHAEOLOGY FACULTY OF ARTS COORDINATED BY: DR. M.K. ALIYU DR. C.S. BANKINDE Mr. Bako MAY, 2011 DEDICATION To God be glory. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT My gratitude goes to my beloved parents, friends and entire family for the moral and financial support for the field school to post-field school. May special thanks goes to my lectures, the coordinators of group three Dr. M.K. Aliyu, Dr. C.S. Bakinde, Mallam Bako and AbdulAkeem Suleiman Dahiru Aliyu & Mum, Abdulrashid sa`eed, Rufa`I Abdulrahim, Murain Abdulraheem, Ise bro for their support too. May almighty Allah reward you abundantly. Amin. CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION This is an archaeological report on activities conducted during this year field trip to Ushongo, Benue state by Group 3 of department of Archaeology Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. This activities was carried out on 7th May 20011 to 13th May, 2011, this involved the used of reconnaissance, survey, collection of oral tradition, ethnography. The archaeological field school is an annual exercise designed for 200, 300, and 400 level Archaeology students. 2. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The purpose of this report is to sum up every activities that was done during the field school. Although the main objective of every field school is to familiar student with challenges face at...
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...Multiple Critical Perspectives ™ Teaching J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye from Multiple Critical Perspectives by Stephanie Polukis ™ Multiple Critical Perspectives The Catcher in the Rye General Introduction to the Work Introduction to The Catcher in the Rye S ince The CaTCher in The rye was published in 1951, the book has received mixed reviews. While sev- eral critics commend Salinger’s thorough development of the narrator, the realistic use of vernacular in the narration, and the accurate portrayal of post-World War II teenage life, others feel that the novel is perverse and immoral. In fact, The Catcher in the Rye was on the public school’s banned book list for its use of profane language, depiction of underage drinking, and sexual allusions. However, regardless of the challenges to the novel, the book was a New York Times Bestseller for thirty weeks, and remains popular in the twenty-first century. While the novel in its present form is roughly 214 pages long, the story evolved from short stories published by J.D. Salinger in the 1940s. “I’m Crazy,” published by Collier’s magazine in 1945, developed into the conversation with Mr. Spencer in Chapter 2 and Holden’s visit to Phoebe in Chapters 22 and 23. While the story features Holden, the Spencers, and Phoebe, it also includes Jeanette—the housekeeper— and Viola—Holden’s youngest sister, who have both been omitted from the novel. Salinger’s “Slight Rebellion Off Madison...
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