Video (Homework) Evaluation

Overall - Level 2/3

Aesthetics:
level 3  (good uses of shots and camera angles, suitable music and structured very well)

Creativity:
level 3 (Lots of humour and simple)

Technology:
level 2 (Basic but effective, some background music, should have been in LANDSCAPE!!)

Understanding:
level 3 (Good range of ideas, shows both bad and good sides and good understanding on new digital media and how it disrupts learning)

Production Values:
level 2 (Use of music works well and accents to show humour)


WWW
- Lots of humour included.
- Spoke about the advantages and disadvantages of new digital media.
- Effective camera work used.
- The Indian accent made is much more humorous and interesting.

EBI
- Try to include hard, factual evidence (Statistics)
- Include some text about the internet.

The Internet - Phone Usage

Internet Case Study

• Who owns the site?

Jerry Yang (Also the founder)

• What other internet sites do they own?

Tumblr, Flickr, FoxyTunes, Wretch, Rivals.com

• What is its revenue?

$4.98 billion

• What is its overall worth?

$17.10 billion

• Research five key facts about the institution.

 - Yahoo currently owns and operates over fifty different web properties, most of which are sites that gained popularity before being acquired by Yahoo. Some examples include Geocities, Yahoo! Games, Del.icio.us, Flickr, and Upcoming.org.

- Yahoo’s email service, which they purchased from Four11 in 1997, is still considered to be the most popular email program in America.

- In March of 2005 Yahoo celebrated it’s 10 year anniversary by giving away free Baskin Robins ice cream coupons to all of their users.

- In 2006 Yahoo’s image search gained criticism for displaying sexually explicit images in their results, even when the SafeSearch was on. Less than a year later the image search feature was shut down and replaced with Yahoo’s recently acquired Flickr photo sharing community.

- Yahoo appeared in the Internet in 1994, when Jerry Young and David Philo were studying in the University of Stanford.

• Find three quotes (with references) about the institution.

- A spokesperson for the board that manages the money for Canada's national pension plan declined to comment to CBC News on the report. "It is CPPIB policy not to comment on rumour and speculation in the marketplace,"

- "We are highly enthusiastic about the potential of this platform," said Jay Smith, President, Cox Newspapers. "We're blown away by how Yahoo! is working with intensity and commitment to create a collaborative and very efficient platform that we expect will have a significant impact on our sales capabilities. This is a turning point for our industry. And, we are equally excited about the tremendous value Yahoo! sees in our great local newspaper content, which is getting broader exposure nationally on some of Yahoo!'s most popular sites."

- Ray Miles, network coordinator at the British school said: “These adult images were not entirely what the teacher at the school was hoping to see when doing some research on the World Wide Web, and it is a good job he brought it to our attention before the senior school was let loose on this project! Needless to say we have banned the students from accessing Yahoo! until further notice!”

• Summarise two linked Wikipedia articles (5 bullet points each)

- Yahoo paid inclusion controversy 

- Yahoo's headquarters is in Sunnyvale, California

- Half a billion consumer (in more than 30 different languages)

- Yahoo was founded by Jerry Yang and David Filo in Jan 1994

- Marissa Mayer was called the president (former Google president) on Jul 2012

• List the key info provided on the company’s corporate homepage.

- Yahoo sites such as, mail, news, sport, weather etc...

- Favourites such as Amazon, Ebay etc...

- Twitter links and contact details

- Current brief articles such as Andy Murray's  celebration.

- Current movies being advertised 

- Search engine

- other adverts down the side such as, hair products, skincare etc...

- Today's date and time.