EVOLUTION OF MEDIA

3,000 BCE 2,956 BCE

Rock/Stone Carving Cave Painting

• An activity where pieces of • Painted drawings on
rough natural stone are shaped cave walls or ceilings.
by the controlled removal of
stone. • Painted by caveman as
• It is used to communicate, decoration and
store information and express information storage.
art.

PRE-
INDUSTRIAL
AGE
2,000 BCE 1,500 BCE

Manuscript Cuneiform
• Any document written • A form of writing
by hand or typewritten done by the
as opposed to being Sumerians.
mechanically printed or
reproduced in some • Developed in Uruk
indirect or automated as cultural
way. contributions.
1450 1500

The Printing Press Typewriter

• This invention sparked a
revolution in
communication methods
as it offered a lot of
efficient ways to spread
information.
• A mechanical or
electromechanical
machine for writing
characters similar to
those produced by
printer’s movable type.

INDUSTRIAL
AGE
1600 1620

Telegraph
• Any device or system
that allows the
transmission of
information by coded
signal over distance.
Newspaper
• A serial publication
containing news about
current event, other
informative articles about
politics, sports, art,
advertising and so on.
• Serves as written form of
information storage.
1849 1860

Telephone
• A telecommunication device
that permits two or more
users to conduct a
conversation when they are
too far apart to be heard
directly.
Discovery of Radio
Wave Length
• James Clerk Maxwell
discovered that the air held
something called radio wave
lengths of which could be
altered and used to
communicate.

ELECTRONIC
AGE
1894 1895
Film
• Also called as motion
picture, theatrical film
or photo play.
• A series of still images
which, when shown on a
screen, creates the
illusion of moving
images.
Radio
• The technology of using
radio waves to carry
information, such as
sound, by systematically
modulating properties of
electromagnetic energy
waves.
1902 1936
Satellite
A useful channel for
communication.
A machine in the outer
space which can transmit
information and messages
further than any normal
means of communication.
First Computer
• First ever electrical binary
programmable system was
created by Konrad Zuse
and his parents.
• Multipurpose machine and
very helpful to
communication and
storing information.
1958 1973

Video Tape Cellphone

• Magnetic tape used
for storing video and
usually sound in
addition.
• Martin Cooper was the
first man to create this
portable communication
system, a telephone that
could be taken with you
anywhere.

INFORMATION
AGE
1990 1992
The Internet
• The global system of
interconnected computer
networks that use the
Internet protocol suite
(TCP/IP) to link device
worldwide.
Websites
• A collection of related
web pages, including
multimedia content,
typically identified with
a common domain
name, and published on
at least one web server.
2000 2003

Social Media Video Call

• User-generated content,
such as text post or
• Has the
comments, digital photos capacity to
or videos, and data
generated through online communicate
interactions, are the with others
lifeblood of social media.
visually.
 PREPARED BY:
KARYLL BARAQUIEL
NOELLA DOGAYO
JULIANA GRACE DELA TORRE
MAXINE DIONEDA
PRINCESS ANN GRAPEZA
GRADE 12 – GAS