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Midterm Flashcards

1
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Moore’s Law

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The number of transistors in an integrated circuit will double every two years.

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The Blitz

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Sheer volume of repeated messages

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Major Rewrite

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Revising history to suit the needs of the agenda

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The Name Game

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Assigning a new name to topics that will erode positive emotions in the minds of Americans by replacing them with negative ones.

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5
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Didn’t Moses Build the Ark

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Diversionary tactic to keep distracted from the basics of faith

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6
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That’s Unamerican

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says that to restrict any person desire is unamerican

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Silence the Lambs

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an effort to keep christians quiet so as not to be seen as intolerant, hateful people

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8
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Say what

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half truths promoted as a widely acknowledged fact

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9
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The Odd Man out

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effort to make the Biblical values held are isolated and idiosyncratic

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10
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One-eyed prophet

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a one-eyed prophet only sees from their perspective and is incapable of viewing others perspective.

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11
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Ecology of Media

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the science of the relationships between media and their users

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Branding

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how you will accomplish what you see and what you do

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13
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The forms of media and technology, regardless of their content, cause profound changes in church and culture

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true

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14
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Media is neither good nor evil, but is NOT neutral

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True

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15
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Content and medium are inseparable

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true

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16
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Your ability to brand you church does not replace the responsibility you have to church, your pastor, and the people you are leading

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True

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17
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The wall of ‘separation of church and state’ is a metaphor based on bad history, a metaphor which has proven useless as a guide to judging. It should be frankly and explicitly abandoned

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true

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18
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We have a moment and time in history to steward the opportunity and resources God has given us to communicate His story.

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true

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19
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Your brand is a set of emotions and expectations and a stand in for how we think and feel about what you do

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true

20
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The history of computing

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  1. Abacus 2. Electronic 3. Mini 4. Micro 5. Network
21
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Steps for ‘little guys can do big things’

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  1. Make a plan 2. Baby steps 3. Find a champion 4. Do something 5. Ignore dissent
22
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7 things that make up a brand

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  1. Who 2. Vision 3. Mission 4. Values 5. Means 6. Target 7. Headlines
23
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Cultural transcoding-

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the bidirectional influence of computers in human culture acting reciprocally upon one another.

24
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Structural modularity

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new media objects retain their individuality when combined with other objects in a large-scale product

25
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Numerical representation

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new media objects can be defined numerically as a formal equation or mathematical function

26
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Computer culture

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A blend of human and computer meanings, of traditional ways in which human culture model the world and the computers own meanings of representing it

27
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Variability

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the ability to exist in potentially infinite number of versions

28
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Automation

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Low level creative task carried out through machine processes and pre-programmed batch sequences

29
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Convergence

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the merging together of previously discrete technologies into a unified whole

30
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Vision

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what you see for your church or ministry

31
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Who

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definition of you as a church or ministry

32
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Means

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how you will accomplish what you see and what you do

33
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Headlines

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your subtitle or catch-phrase

34
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Mission

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what you are going to do (often found in Biblical principles)

35
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Values

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a set of core beliefs established and held by your church or ministry

36
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Target

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who are you trying to teach

37
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NOT a characteristic of old media

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objects can be defined numerically as a formal equation or mathematical function

38
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Principle of balance

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occurs when all the design elements are equally distributed through the design

39
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Rhythm

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pattern created by repeating elements

40
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The primary focus that cause change in our philosophy, theology, culture and ultimately the way we do church is the forms of media.

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true

41
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A mark is used to..

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brand animals

42
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Media

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any and all extensions of our humanity

43
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MMD

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Media of Mass Deception

44
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Mainstream media does NOT represent mainstream America

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True

45
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Any opportunity no matter how golden is only a dream if it doesn’t have a plan

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true

46
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The first step in solving a problem is

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defining a problem

47
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We have to have the ability to see not only what media can do but also how it can be perceived.

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true

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