Question

Write a paragraph that compares and contrasts how the idea you identified in part B is developed in “Digital Divisions” and the My Media podcast . Use what you’ve learned in the lesson’s analysis of “Digital Divisions” and your own analysis of the passage and podcast. Be sure to cite and explain your evidence. Consult the My Media podcast transcript, if needed.

Answer 1

A person sits with one object and one goal: obtaining information from the text. a person is at a greater risk of distraction and might veer off course. A topic that lends itself to audio storytelling, and a topic that has a natural community. Good equipment and clear audio. Podcast is the audio device that works difitally to get downloaded in computing devices such as computer, mobile phones, laptops etc. from internet source. It download audio files so that any user can listen to the audio on their particular devices. It usually present in form of episode or series in MP3 form. Podcast are not the best devices that can circulate information at present time. It can only spread audio files.

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Answer 2

The print text “Digital Divisions” and the My Media podcast both emphasize the changing ways in which people communicate information, but they reinforce these ideas using different methods. “Digital Divisions” uses a compare-contrast structure. The passage is divided into sections discussing the merits of digital and print texts to show that the “divide is over the worth and benefit of technology itself.” By emphasizing the word divide and splitting the text into two main paragraphs, “Digital Division” stresses the conflict and tension of differing views of technology. The My Media podcast emphasizes multiple ideas through multiple speakers. These speakers enthusiastically respond to one another using exclamations like “Definitely!” to draw the attention of listeners to specific points. The podcast also focuses more on the elements of media, with an emphasis on how “sound and film had a huge impact.” This reinforces the idea of change but looks more at the role a specific form of media plays and takes a more positive view.

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