Multimedijos technologijos kaip paauglių kalba

Collection:
Mokslo publikacijos / Scientific publications
Document Type:
Straipsnis / Article
Language:
Lietuvių kalba / Lithuanian
Title:
Multimedijos technologijos kaip paauglių kalba
Alternative Title:
Multimedia technologies as the language of teenagers
In the Journal:
Studijos šiuolaikinėje visuomenėje. 2013, Nr. 4(1), p. 93-100
Keywords:
LT
Jaunimas / Youth.
Summary / Abstract:

LTPaauglystės fenomenas, ypač būdingas vakarietiškai kultūrai, yra glaudžiai susijęs su daugeliu tą kultūrą formuojančių veiksnių. Vienas iš jų – specifinės, tik tai kartai būdingos kalbos poreikis. Neabejotinai vienas akivaizdžiausių šio meto naujosios kartos bendravimo instrumentų yra multimedijos technologijos. Todėl straipsnio objektu pasirinkta tokios kalbos poreikio ir raiškos analizė multimedijos technologijų srityje. Šio klausimo kritinis vertinimas gali teigiamai įtakoti ne tik būsimų šios srities specialistų profesinį rengimą, bet ir jų gebėjimą suprasti savo bei savo ugdytinių poreikius. Straipsnyje analizuojama multimedijos technologijų samprata, analizuojamos paauglių ir jaunimo specifinės kalbos esamos ir galimos sąsajos su meno raiškos formomis, socialinis šios kalbos paieškų aspektas. Straipsnyje aptariama audialaus ir vizualaus mąstymo santykio, lėmusio ne tik kompiuterinių garso redagavimo programų, bet ir akustinės erdvės vizualų suvokimą, problema. [Iš leidinio]Reikšminiai žodžiai: Paauglystė; Audialumas ir vizualumas; Multimedijos technologijos; Multimedinė technologija; Paauglystė; Adolescence; Audial and visual; Audiality and visuality; Audiality and vizuality; Multimedia for technological; Multimedia technologies; Teenagers.

ENTeenage phenomenon is especially characteristic to the western culture and is closely related to many factors forming the same culture. One of such factors is the demand for a specific language, which is characteristic only to a particular generation. Undoubtedly, one of the most obvious communication instruments of a new generation is multimedia technologies. Therefore, the analysis of the demand and the expression of such a language in the sphere of multimedia technologies were selected as the object of the report. The critical evaluation of this issue may positively influence not only the professional preparation of future specialists in this sphere but also their ability to understand their own needs as well as the needs of their students. In the report we analysed the conception of multimedia technologies, the present and possible relations of teenagers as well as the youth’s specific language with the forms of its artistic expression, the social aspect of the search for this language. In the article, we discuss the problem of the relation of audio and visual thinking that determined not only the perception of computer sound editing programs but also the visual perception of an acoustic space. In the research the language is considered as the means allowing to communicate and express oneself not only orally but also through digital multimedia technologies that use – text, computer graphics, animation and video techniques.Having carried out the analysis of computer sound editing software as a phenomenon reflecting all features characteristic to multimedia technologies, and avoiding absolute dominance of the visual ones, the following conclusions were made: a direct and constantly changing relation exists between multimedia technologies, the language as the means of expression and communication and features characteristic to teenagers; when changing the conception of sound and image interrelation, a cognitive multimedia theory must be revised as well; the majority of features characteristic to multimedia technologies are specific to computer software. Therefore, when preparing a multimedia specialist, assimilation of applied software may become the essential part of such specialist’s education. [From the publication]

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