Media and Information Literacy: Industrial Age.pptx

This presentation contains information on industrial arts.

1. INDUSTRIAL AGE

2. INTRODUCTION The start of more technology being made to help increase productivity rates, and decrease the need for manual labor.

3. TYPEWRITER

4. TYPEWRITER A mechanical or electromechanical machine for writing the characters similar to those produced by printer’s type by means of keyboard-operated types striking a ribbon to transfer ink or carbon impressions onto the paper.

5. INVENTOR Christopher Latham Sholes Born on February 14, 1819 in Mooresburg , Pennsylvania Died on February 17, 1890 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin He was from America.

6. TYPEWRITER DURING INDUSTRIAL AGE

7. IMPORTANCE Back then people had no way to get messages around quickly. People would have to get a mailman on a horse ride to across states just to deliver a single mail. With the invention of the typewriter, people save time by not having to ride across the country to deliver their messages. This was during a time near the manifest destiny so people moving west needed to talk to their families east. The typewriter also opened up ideas for the telephone and other mobile communication devices.

8. NEWSPAPER

9. INVENTORS Sir Richard Arkwright Founder of Industrial Revolution

10. James Hargreaves The Spinning Jenny

11. James Watt Invention of steam engine

12. PHOTOGRAPHY

13. THE INVENTORS Nicephore Niepce - A French inventor who experimented with chemicals in the beginning industrial revolution also invented the first permanent photo etching in 1882.

14. Louis Daguerre - He worked with Niepce to find a new process that took less time then usual several hours the old process took.

15. George Eastman - A great inventor in photographic technology. He was from Rochester, New York.

16. THE CAMERA

17. How it works? For taking photographs by letting light from an image fall briefly on a sensitized film, usually by means of a lens- and- shutter mechanism. It provides pictures for later use.

18. Before the Camera The only way to document or save moments in life was through writing, drawing and talking about it.

19. Camera Obscura Made in Paris, France. This was the first cameras looked like.

20. TELEGRAPH

21. What is a Telegraph? A machine. was first created in 1837 “The Morse Telegraph”

22. Where was it is used? The first message was from Washington D.C to Baltimore.

23. How did our world changed? Messages could efficiently be sent across the nation. People no longer had to go a long dangerous trips to send important messages to people all over the country. Communication was much faster efficient, easier and more reliable. Telegraphs made a convenient way to communicate back and forth.

24. PRINTING PRESS

25. It was invented to be more efficient and faster than making manual copies.

26. How has printing changed? Before the printing press, documents were kept by hand, on regular paper. With the original printing press, there was only block printing. Modern Printing is now quicker and more efficient.

27. MOTION PICTURE

28. THREE MAIN INVENTORS Thomas Edison William Dickson - They created Kinetograph and Kinetoscope .

29. Eadweard Maybridge - He made a simulation of animals with his zoopraxiscope