
Revision Mapping Mass Media
While the recently-posted Research Methods Revision Maps have a certain timeless and transcendental quality(?) when it comes to being reasonably up-to-date and applicable to a
While the recently-posted Research Methods Revision Maps have a certain timeless and transcendental quality(?) when it comes to being reasonably up-to-date and applicable to a
When I posted the previous version of this PowerPoint Presentation I included the rider that I’d have a go at making it “More-Prezi” and “Less-PowerPoint”,
If, like me, you’ve always had a sneaking liking for Prezi-style Presentations you’ll probably be aware that the only way to create them was, oddly-enough,
Reasonably through and up-to-date information about UK Media Ownership is always a useful resource and this publication, Who Owns the UK Media?, from Media Reform
Whatever your views on whether we should be broadly optimistic about the development of digital technologies, such as the Internet and mobile computing, or view
Of the four main models of media effects that developed predominantly in the latter part of the 20th century and are conventionally taught in a-level
All of the stuff on offer here is what I’d generally call “Texts for Teachers” in the sense they’re likely to appeal – in all
Over the past couple of years I’ve posted a whole load of Sociology Knowledge Organisers (or Learning Tables as they’re sometimes known) and they continue
I found this document lurking on a hard drive and while I’ve absolutely no idea from where it originally came, the metadata says “2008” and
At some point around 2015 – presumably just in advance of the new Sociology Specification – the OCR Exam Board burst into action by creating