1. (Magazine Spread: Table of Contents) The reason i chose the first template design is because u feel that it's abstract enough to go with a sport theme magazine. The fonts, the layout all would make good for a sport themed magazine.
2. (TOC of Stark Magazine) I chose the second design because it includes good design to put a sport news headline. Also, it provides space to put plenty information on sports, and the simplicity of it is perfect. It also provides a place for statistics, which are crucial in sports. 3. (Shred Table of Contents) The third template design has an eye catching photo which can be removed and replaced with something more eye catching. Also, it allows you to have more table of contents that is well organzied and includes a photo of your topic. I think this would be a great table of contents for a sports theme. The Second and Third both seem like the best choices to go with my magazine topic. -Sports stats -Comparisons amongst players and teams -Information regarding when games will be held, and games to watch. -Comparing past teams and modern teams -Announcements about what happens to a team, or player.
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.Compare/contrast Fargo Notes:
My notes: Things observed as the film played, and just put down what i saw. This helps get a lot of info but not the key details or the whole plot. Example scored exam notes: Bullet points that are made while watching , and jotting down key details of what they see. Like the camera angles, and way everything is set up. The example notes have more detail in them, and are better for showing what's going on in the film. |
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April 2021
CategoriesThis article seems very technology based considering Elon Musk is on the cover. People who are likely to read this are those interested in technology advancements. The articles in this magazine seem to contain info on technology written by Elon Musk (found of tesla).
Intertextuality is when one text makes a reference to another text, this may either be directly or indirectly. Three types are obligatory, optional, and accidental. Obligatory is when the author deliberately invokes a comparison between two text. Optional is when there's a possibility for there to be a reference but it isn't very direct. Accidental is when it make a connection without it being direct.
Obligatory ex: Bart and Homer compared as son and dad. Another would be in Naruto when he turns into a fox. Finally, in Moby Dick it would be them comparing the whale to the ship. |