'Audience essay feedback and learner response'

WWW:
·         You’ve written nearly 700 words and covered the three industries impressively – well done!
·         You’ve clearly picked out some key points from the lessons and notes such as streaming, piracy and audience consumption habits (‘binge watching’).
·         You’ve offered a conclusion that offers an opinion on the question.

EBI:
·         You have focused more on audiences in this essay. That is absolutely fine but remember to consider the industry contexts too – who is making money? Is the industry struggling to survive? Is the quality of media content suffering due to these changes?
·         In an academic essay, try and avoid using subheadings and instead write excellent topic sentences – a clear sentence at the start of the paragraph that focuses on the question and develops your argument.
LR:

·         Complete the LR tasks on the GCSE Media Year 1 blog – Audience and Industry essay feedback LR 


2) What was the word count for your essay?

 688
3) What was your strongest paragraph? Why do you think it was better than others?

My strongest paragraph is the music industry is because i described better than my other paragraphs

4) What was your weakest paragraph? Why do you think it wasn't as good as others?

 My newspaper industry is weak as we haven't studied it.
5) How can you improve your extended writing in GCSE Media Studies in future?


I can improve on my grammar and use higher vocabulary 

6) Write ONE thing you have learned about the internet, audience and industry from completing this essay.

 Music industry has changed dramatically over the years with the rise with music applications such as soundcloud,spotify and apple music.

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