Media Studio: Mr. Munson's BCCHS websites

Media History

BLAST FROM THE PAST: MEDIA WE NO LONGER USE

The Amazing Compact Disc: recorded sound (1982 video)

Vintage Computing 1982: BBC (British Broadcasting) programme

Blast from the Past: Vintage Technologies That We No Longer Use | Webdesigner DepotMost of the technologies that we have used in the past have been eclipsed by the remarkable technology that we use today. Advances in their design have occurred in tandem with the advances in technology in this digital era, with many large products being redesigned and miniaturized into amazingly small sizes. While we may laugh at the fact that anyone ever found this technology to be cutting-edge, we can't discount its place in history as a forerunner for all of the technology that wouldn't exist today without its dinosaur ancestry. Here is a quick look through history at vintage technologies that we no longer use. 1. "Super 8/8mm" Handheld Video Cameras Kodak invented the Super 8/8mm film format in 1965. Soon after, handheld film cameras flooded the market and the living rooms of people everywhere were filled with families watching the hi-jinks at Freddie's sixth birthday party. 2. Betamax Betamax was developed by Sony in 1975, a year before the ultimately more popular VHS format

DECADES

1990's

AMERICA'S BEST HISTORY TIMELINE ( STARTER RESOURCE LINK)

americasbesthistory.com/abhtimeline.html

1980's

1970's

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1940's

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1920's

OLD TIMEY ME

1900's

SILHOUETTES

SILHOUETTE CLIP ART LINK:

all-silhouettes.com/

Student pose photos Period 2 2018

Student Pose photos Period 4 2018

Student pose photos Period 8

Student Pose Photos Period 5

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