This graph
represents the time I spent using media against the time I spent producing it. As I already mentioned I am not much of a blogger which explains my very low media production. With the exception of half an hour, my only form of producing media was through my mobile. If I was not a University student and needed to use media to study then my production and use could possibly be very similar.
Media Use - Observations
Every Monday through to Friday I watch 'The Project' to get my daily news dose.
This is my only source of news purely because it is very easy to just sit and watch the news. I also find this the most entertaining form of news. I cannot compare through the survey as to what my peers may watch to get their news, however because majority agreed that they also watch TV to get their news, it can be assumed that they also find it is the easiest way to catch up on the news.
I am not very much of a 'blogger' but this doesn't mean that I will not succeed in Journalism. I believe that all Journalists have their own way to express to what they are thinking. This is why my media use does not show very much blogging time.
From the Survey Monkey results it is seen that majority (51.1%) of our course are 17-18 years old, including me. Therefore this explains the high amount of internet usage which most people agreed is spent social networking. I also spend most of my time on the internet on Facebook. Although it was not asked on the Survey Monkey how much time is spent communicating through the use of a mobile, because of our age group I can assume that they would have also spent a lot of time texting or making phone calls.
To conclude, through completing my own person media use and production diary and then comparing my results to that of my peers it is clear that I am a very average teenage Uni student completing JOUR1111.
This is my only source of news purely because it is very easy to just sit and watch the news. I also find this the most entertaining form of news. I cannot compare through the survey as to what my peers may watch to get their news, however because majority agreed that they also watch TV to get their news, it can be assumed that they also find it is the easiest way to catch up on the news.
I am not very much of a 'blogger' but this doesn't mean that I will not succeed in Journalism. I believe that all Journalists have their own way to express to what they are thinking. This is why my media use does not show very much blogging time.
From the Survey Monkey results it is seen that majority (51.1%) of our course are 17-18 years old, including me. Therefore this explains the high amount of internet usage which most people agreed is spent social networking. I also spend most of my time on the internet on Facebook. Although it was not asked on the Survey Monkey how much time is spent communicating through the use of a mobile, because of our age group I can assume that they would have also spent a lot of time texting or making phone calls.
To conclude, through completing my own person media use and production diary and then comparing my results to that of my peers it is clear that I am a very average teenage Uni student completing JOUR1111.
Media Use - Comparison to Peers
We can easily compare our media usage to our peers through the Survey Monkey Results.
After looking through all the results from the Survey it was clear that my media usage is very similar to that of my peers.
Below I will compare my media usage to my peers.
Time spent on internet every day
Peers - the highest percentage was that 29.6% said they spend 2-3 hours
Me - approx. 2.8 hours
What we are doing during this time on the internet
Peers - the highest percentage was 1.9% that said they spent their time on Facebook
Me - most of my time is also spent on Facebook or studying
How much TV is watched most days
Peers - the highest percentage was 29.9% that said they spend 1-2 hours
Me - approx. 2 hours
How much radio is listened to on most days
Peers - the highest percentage was 53.9% that said they spent less than an hour
Me - never
Where we get our news from
Peers - the highest percentage was 71.1% that said they get it from TV
Me - from television
As it is seen above, my media use is very very similar to that of my peers in JOUR1111.
After looking through all the results from the Survey it was clear that my media usage is very similar to that of my peers.
Below I will compare my media usage to my peers.
Time spent on internet every day
Peers - the highest percentage was that 29.6% said they spend 2-3 hours
Me - approx. 2.8 hours
What we are doing during this time on the internet
Peers - the highest percentage was 1.9% that said they spent their time on Facebook
Me - most of my time is also spent on Facebook or studying
How much TV is watched most days
Peers - the highest percentage was 29.9% that said they spend 1-2 hours
Me - approx. 2 hours
How much radio is listened to on most days
Peers - the highest percentage was 53.9% that said they spent less than an hour
Me - never
Where we get our news from
Peers - the highest percentage was 71.1% that said they get it from TV
Me - from television
As it is seen above, my media use is very very similar to that of my peers in JOUR1111.
Personal Media Use and Production Diary
Over a period of 10 days a diary of all media used was made.
Monday
12th March 2012
2 hrs – Education (studying/doing readings)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1 hr – News (The Project)
2hrs – Entertainment (Movie)
1hr – Communication (texting, phone calls)
Tuesday
13th March 2012
2hrs – Education (studying)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
1hr – Entertainment (TV Series)
2hrs – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Wednesday
14th March 2012
1hr – Education (studying)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
1hr – Entertainment (TV Series)
1hr - Communication (texting/phone calls)
1hr - Communication (texting/phone calls)
3hrs – Work (Using a computer for
book-keeping)
Thursday
15th March 2012
2hrs – Education (studying)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
2hrs – Entertainment (Movie)
30mins – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Friday
16th March 2012
2hrs – Education (studying)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
1hr – Entertainment (TV Series)
1hr – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Saturday
17th March 2012
1hr – Education (studying)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
2hrs – Entertainment (Movie)
1hr – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Sunday
18th March 2012
2hrs – Social Networking (Facebook/Blogging)
2hrs – Entertainment (Movie)
1hr – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Monday
19th March 2012
2hrs – Education (studying/doing readings)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
30mins – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Tuesday
20th March 2012
2hrs – Education (studying)
1hr – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
1hr – Entertainment (TV Series)
30mins – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Wednesday
21st March 2012
2hrs – Education (studying)
2hrs – Social Networking (Facebook)
1hr – News (The Project)
1hr – Entertainment (TV Series)
1hr – Communication (texting/phone calls)
Western Force
My family and I are HUGE Western Force fans.
And we beat the Waratahs 21 - 20!
Looking forward to watching them play on Friday against the Melbourne Rebels.
And we beat the Waratahs 21 - 20!
Looking forward to watching them play on Friday against the Melbourne Rebels.
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