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    The document discusses the evolution of media from traditional to digital forms. It outlines several eras including the pre-industrial age (before 1700s), the industrial age (1700s-1930s), the electronic age (1930s-1980s), and the information age (1900s-2000s). Within each era, examples of traditional media forms that emerged are provided, such as cave paintings, clay tablets, printing presses, newspapers, telegraphs, televisions, computers, blogs, social media, smartphones and more. Overall, the document traces how media has advanced from early manual and mechanical forms to today's digital and electronic technologies.

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    The document discusses the evolution of media from traditional to digital forms. It outlines several eras including the pre-industrial age (before 1700s), the industrial age (1700s-1930s), the electronic age (1930s-1980s), and the information age (1900s-2000s). Within each era, examples of traditional media forms that emerged are provided, such as cave paintings, clay tablets, printing presses, newspapers, telegraphs, televisions, computers, blogs, social media, smartphones and more. Overall, the document traces how media has advanced from early manual and mechanical forms to today's digital and electronic technologies.

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    The document discusses the evolution of media from traditional to digital forms. It outlines several eras including the pre-industrial age (before 1700s), the industrial age (1700s-1930s), the electronic age (1930s-1980s), and the information age (1900s-2000s). Within each era, examples of traditional media forms that emerged are provided, such as cave paintings, clay tablets, printing presses, newspapers, telegraphs, televisions, computers, blogs, social media, smartphones and more. Overall, the document traces how media has advanced from early manual and mechanical forms to today's digital and electronic technologies.

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    EVOLUTION

    OF
    MEDIA
    CONTENTS
    Discuss the
    evolution of media
    from traditional to
    2.digital;
    Identify traditional
    media and new media
    examples and their
    relationships;
    (MIL11/12EMIl-IIIb-5)
    3. Create a technology
    timeline
    PRE-INDUSTRIAL
    AGE (BEFORE
    1700S)
    Refers to the time
    before the existence
    of written record or
    history
    PRE HISTORIC AGE
    The prehistoric inhabitants used
    stone tools and metals as part of their daily
    activities like hunting and gathering. They
    also used crude stone tools to create things
    considered rock art. These prehistoric arts
    such as petroglyphs and pictographs were
    considered the earliest forms of traditional
    media.
    PRE HISTORIC AGE
    PRE HISTORIC AGE

    Cave paintings (35,000 BC)


    PRE HISTORIC AGE

    Clay tablets in Mesopotamia (2400 BC)


    PRE HISTORIC AGE

    • Papyrus in Egypt (2500 BC)


    PRE HISTORIC AGE

    Acta Diurna in Rome (130 BC)


    PRE HISTORIC AGE

    Dibao in China (2nd Century)


    PRE HISTORIC AGE

    Printing Press Using Woodblocks in 200 AD


    INDUSTRIAL AGE (1700S
    - 1930S)

    Technology was drifted


    from using hand tool to
    operating power-driven
    machines that improves
    the people’s way of living
    as new inventions such as
    steamboats, steam
    locomotives, made the
    transportation faster.
    INDUSTRIAL AGE (1700S -
    1930S)

    • Printing press for mass production (19th


    century)
    INDUSTRIAL AGE (1700S -
    1930S)

    Newspaper- The London Gazette (1640)


    INDUSTRIAL AGE (1700S -
    1930S)

    Motion picture photography/projection (1890) • Commercial motion


    pictures (1913) • Motion picture with sound (1926)
    INDUSTRIAL AGE (1700S -
    1930S)

    Telegraph
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930S -
    1980S)

    The electronic age


    started when people
    utilized the power of
    electricity that made
    electronic devices like
    transistor radio and
    television work.
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930S -
    1980S)
    Transistor Radio •
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930S -
    1980S)
    Television (1941)
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930S -
    1980S)

    EDSAC (1949) and


    UNIVAC 1 (1951) •
    Mainframe computers -
    i.e. IBM 704(1960) •
    Personal computers -
    i.e. HewlettPackard
    9100A (1968),
    ELECTRONIC AGE (1930S -
    1980S)
    Apple 1 (1976) •
    OHP, LCD projectors
    Information Age (1900s -
    2000s)
    The information age is a
    period also known as the
    digital age. This period
    signified the use of the
    worldwide web through an
    internet connection.
    Web browsers: Mosaic (1993), Internet Explorer
    (1995)
    Blogs: Blogspot (1999), LiveJournal (1999),
    Wordpress (2003)
    Social media: Friendster (2002), Multiply (2003),
    Facebook (2004)
    Portable computers- laptops (1980), tablets (1993) netbooks
    (2008),
    Smartphon
    es
    Wearable
    Technology
    RESOURCES

    GROUP WORK
    Make a timeline of the means of
    communication, transportation,
    information dissemination and
    technology that you have used. You can
    draw or paste cut-outs of pictures from
    magazines or newspapers.

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