technology that uses electronic systems or devices to process, store, or transmit data

television, radio, digital and printed media which can reach a large number of people

controlled or governed by rules, laws, or standards

What is digital media and how is it different?

Citizenship

Pupils consider the impact that new forms of media are having on democracy using case studies from the UK and India.

Finish the sentence: If something or someone is controlled or governed by rules, laws, or standards they are ...

Technology that uses electronic systems or devices to process, store, or transmit data is known as what?

What is the function within social media that allows politicians to engage and interact with their followers in real time?

self regulation, each platform sets its own guidelines

central regulation, rules are set by central regulators

zero regulation, there are no checks and balances

monarch regulation, the King sets the guideleines

What type of regulation does digital media follow?

Social media, blogs and streaming media are all examples of what type of media?

When does most of the checking take place with digital media?

being able to vote in free and fair elections and take part in your government

being unable to vote in free and fair elections or take part in your government

absolute authority of government with no citizen input

absolute authority of the monarch with no citizen input

information which is government controlled

television, radio, digital and printed media which can reach lots of people

verbal information we are told by our friends and family

Name a popular example of traditional print media (media that is printed for people to read).

How many days a week is it possible to access digital media?

Digital media used to share videos is known as what?