Digital Media
by Kristen King1
1. employment
1.1. communications
1.1.1. advertising
1.1.2. television
1.2. graphic design
1.3. illustrators
1.4. editors
1.4.1. tabloids
1.4.2. newspapers
1.4.3. magazines
1.5. photography
2. history
2.1. youtube
2.1.1. changes?
2.2. who?
2.3. when?
2.4. how?
2.4.1. binary information
2.4.2. the number #0
3. basic uses
3.1. Art
3.1.1. Visual
3.1.1.1. painting
3.1.1.1.1. drawing
3.1.1.2. digital
3.1.1.2.1. animation
3.1.2. Emotional Appeal
3.2. Communication
3.2.1. Advertising
3.2.1.1. commericials
3.2.1.2. outdoor advertisments
3.2.2. Contacts
3.2.2.1. Relationships
3.2.2.2. Family
3.2.2.2.1. Friends
3.2.3. Information
3.2.3.1. Internet
3.2.3.1.1. world wide web
3.2.3.2. News
3.2.3.3. Research
3.3. Electronic
3.3.1. videos
3.3.2. games
3.3.3. e-book
3.3.4. music
3.3.4.1. CD
3.3.5. movies
3.3.6. phones
3.3.7. i-pods
3.4. Entertainment
4. results
4.1. feelings
4.1.1. uneasy
4.1.2. excited
4.1.3. overwhelmed
4.2. shared information
4.2.1. e-mails
4.2.1.1. instant message
4.2.2. networking
4.2.2.1. websites
4.2.3. exploration
4.2.3.1. web browsing
4.2.4. portfolios
5. audience
5.1. ages
5.1.1. senior
5.1.2. adult
5.1.3. why
5.1.3.1. fun
5.1.3.2. information gathering
5.1.3.3. research
5.1.3.4. work
5.1.3.5. convenience
5.1.4. teen
5.1.5. youth