Introduction to Media Ownership

 Y12 Mandatory exam and coursework units

Unit 1- Media products and audiences LO1-LO6

Unit 2- Pre-production and planning LO1-LO4

Unit 3- Create a media product- LO1-LO4. Will be making a magazine with Photoshop, Indesign...


Unit 1 Breakdown of Learning Outcomes:

LO1- Media industries and ownership

LO2- Advertising and distribution

LO3- Analysis of micro elements and macro theory

LO4- Media research organisations and data analysis

LO5- Research skills (Primary, secondary)

LO6- Media regulation and media effects theory



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