Lab Assignment #13

http://gaygamer.net/forum/showthread.php?t=9

Moderator: None

Topic: Attractive Characters

Often times games create characters, both male and female flawlessly. I've never been one to be attracted to the characters they make, but some gamers are. This forum covers how male gamers are attracted to the characters of the games they play. This is an open forum with no moderator. Comments included in the blog are as followed : GGamer3449 talks about his attraction to an Assassins Creed character. SkeezixtheKat feels that Capt. Jack Sparrow is better, b/c Jonny Depp is more attractive and a real person.


http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/4091020922/m/2111077132

Moderator: Rhoulette

Topic: Community for Women Gamers

These female gamers are discussing the different games they enjoy playing. They share what they like about the games and give insight to news and gossip in the gaming in the community. There are some differences of opinion and also agreements about the selected games being discussed. The moderator prefers that only women are in this discussion.

http://www.gaymer.org/forums.html

Moderator: None

Topic: What I hate, Post about your problems about homophobics

This forum is about people venting about what they hate about homophobes.
One person talks about how people refuse to game with him because of his sexuality and gamers sometimes team up to kick him off. One member vents about how he is bashed about his way to his sexuality. He argues that he is naturally gay, and didnt chose to be. The moderator is not necessary because nobody is bashing each other. They all in togetherness about the pain they have got from other gamers.

Lab Assignment #12

The 3 different gaming platforms that I played were Playstation 3, my computer and my Palm Pre.

NBA 2K10 - Playstation

I played NBA 2k10, a basketball game created for everyone. This game was published by 2k Sports. 2k sports also makes NHL hockey, MLB baseball and NCAA Basketball. 2k Sports makes a point of breaking boundaries of online gaming. The options of online networking are limitless. Your are able to play online as one player representing a team against another person representing a team, or you have option of playing with up to ten different people representing one person on 2 different teams. 2k also makes a point to make the game as real as possible. The graphics, some time can easily be mistaken for real life games but this is because of the capabilities the Ps3 has.Controlling the players can be complex. The Ps3 priorities are gaming in high definition, where as other platforms the we are comparing against priorities' are not related to gaming.

Checkers - Palm Pre

There are many simple games on my Palm Pre phone. These games are all simple, time passing games made for everyone. The game that I played my phone was checkers, the timeless classic strategy game. My phones biggest priority is its multitasking capabilities, so the performance of all the games cant be extreme because the phone only has so many capabilities. The buttons to control everything are simple, usually being able to control everything with one finger. Keen Studios published this game for the Palm Pre, and in addition they've published Connect 4, Breakout, and BlockDrop, a spin-off replicate of Tetris. For a phone I am ok with the capability the Palm Pre has for gaming.

DJ Fest - Computer

With billions of flash games,online games are limitiless. I played a game from ultimatearcade.com called DJ Fest which was a command driven game. You follow what the screen tells you do. Computer games can be tedious because of the controls. Letters are involved, arrows too close to each other. Three fun to play but somewhat hard, for me! This game is for a more mature audience. Gamesfree.ca is the publisher of the game and if you go to their webiste, you'll see a host of games. The site also has Celebrity Bash, a first person boxing game, Transformer Prestige, and the Art Gallery Escape.

Super Monkey Ball is the mobile game that is played on my iPhone by Sega america, who have published many famous similar games such as Sonic and Knuckles, Sonic the Hedghog, and Sonic Riders. all racing puzzle games.

Max Payne is the game I played for PC, it also is a first -person- shooter by Rockstar games, Who have also made all the famous Grand Theft Auto games and other games similar sich as The warriors, and Man hunt.

For consol I played Turok on Xbox360. Turok is a first-person-shooter published by Propaganda Games, and Capstone. as of right now the only ohter game the publish is Pirates of the Caribean, Armada of the Damned. But is Similar to Capcom games such and all the Dino Crisis games hat were for playstation.

As far as gaming goes, I've played them for most of my life, however I didnt consider myself a gamer, and have never once owned or been a member of xbox live or any sort of online gaming system. So the option to network is available through any Internet provider on all platforms, I just choose not to use them. Since majority of the games I play are on console my experience playing games on PC is limited, but I have played two game, The Sims, and Max Payne. Both of these PC games are addicting especially the Sim's back when it was a new thing. At that point I also had no interest in online gaming so I'd just mess around with Sim's, or play the campaign on Max Payne. The problem with PC for me is the difficulty in controls, I am aware you can buy controllers for the computer but I never got into it enough to go spend money on that sort of thing. For A Mobile game i play Super Monkey Ball, a classic I've always loved, again no networking available for it that I know of of would look for. As far as functionality of the mobile device, it is defiantly more mobile and easy get around with, and since it is an iPhone, the movement of the characters is controlled by my tilting of the device which I found really cool.

Console - Sega Genesis [Sonic the Hedgehog]Sonic the Hedgehog is a platform game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega for the Mega Drive/Genesis system. The game was released in 1991 in North America, Europe, and Japan.Mobile - Blackberry Brick BreakerWhat’s Brickbreaker? Well, it’s a very basic game. You’ve got a paddle at the bottom. You launch a ball up in the air to hit bricks. Some break in one hit, others need multiple hits. You keep the ball from falling past you by bouncing it back up to clear all the bricks. Some bricks cause power-ups to fall.PC - Bubble Trouble [Online]GAMING- Which platforms enable networking? I believe it all depends on whether your connected to the internet. Most of the consoles now a days have an internet connection such as the Wii/XBox/Playstation. But the console I used was old style - Sega Genesis. The mobile device game I played, Brick Breaker, lets you post your score on a "world scoreboard" which scores you with everyone who has submitted their scores. This also is another way to get scored on the PC/Internet game , Bubble Trouble, by letting you score with other around the world. (: - What functionalities does the mobile device have that the console and PC systems do not have? I really don't think the mobile device has many advantages other than the mobility the device has. So lets say for example, your on the bus going home, and your bored or just need s0mething to do - just stick your blackberry out and play a game or two while you wait for your destination. - How is each game title classified (which genre), and why?Sega Genesis - Sonic the Hedgehog: Shook up the strategy & action-platform genre with his signature speed and rebellious attitude. ;)Brick Breaker: Strategy/ Puzzle [Brain Training - Mind Twister.]Bubble Trouble: Action/Strateg/ Puzzle - Who published each game title?Sonic the Hedgehog: was developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega for the Mega Drive/Genesis system. [1991]Brick Breaker: Digital Chocolate Bubble Trouble: MiniClip?! - What are three other game titles published by each game publisher within the same genre?Sonic Chaos, Sonic Triple Trouble , & Sonic Blast3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe,Pyramid Bloxx , & Brain JuiceMagic Balls, Bunch, & DetonatorConsole - Sega Genesis [Sonic the Hedgehog]Sonic the Hedgehog is a platform game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega for the Mega Drive/Genesis system. The game was released in 1991 in North America, Europe, and Japan.Mobile - Blackberry Brick BreakerWhat’s Brickbreaker? Well, it’s a very basic game. You’ve got a paddle at the bottom. You launch a ball up in the air to hit bricks. Some break in one hit, others need multiple hits. You keep the ball from falling past you by bouncing it back up to clear all the bricks. Some bricks cause power-ups to fall.PC - Bubble Trouble [Online]GAMING- Which platforms enable networking? I believe it all depends on whether your connected to the internet. Most of the consoles now a days have an internet connection such as the Wii/XBox/Playstation. But the console I used was old style - Sega Genesis. The mobile device game I played, Brick Breaker, lets you post your score on a "world scoreboard" which scores you with everyone who has submitted their scores. This also is another way to get scored on the PC/Internet game , Bubble Trouble, by letting you score with other around the world. (: - What functionalities does the mobile device have that the console and PC systems do not have? I really don't think the mobile device has many advantages other than the mobility the device has. So lets say for example, your on the bus going home, and your bored or just need s0mething to do - just stick your blackberry out and play a game or two while you wait for your destination. - How is each game title classified (which genre), and why?Sega Genesis - Sonic the Hedgehog: Shook up the strategy & action-platform genre with his signature speed and rebellious attitude. ;)
Brick Breaker: Strategy/ Puzzle [Brain Training - Mind Twister.]Bubble Trouble: Action/Strateg/ Puzzle - Who published each game title?Sonic the Hedgehog: was developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega for the Mega Drive/Genesis system. [1991]Brick Breaker: Digital Chocolate Bubble Trouble: MiniClip?! - What are three other game titles published by each game publisher within the same genre?
Sonic Chaos, Sonic Triple Trouble , & Sonic Blast3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe,Pyramid Bloxx , & Brain JuiceMagic Balls, Bunch, & Detonator

Resident of Evil-X Box (Published by by S.D. Perry)
This console game was quite an experience. The first thing I noticed was that the graphics were very advanced, compared to the other game platforms. This made the violence very impacting. Also, the continuous movie clips got annoying. Sometimes it helped me to realize the tasks I needed to accomplish, but the sexist tension between the male characters and the female characters were disturbing. My partner was unable to see where she was going simply because the camera was only on the male character.

Mortal Combat II -Mobile phone game (Published by Acclaim)
This game was simple, yet enjoyable. I used the keypad from my phone as a controller, as opposed to the wireless controller on the X Box. There were no prelude movie clips, and the graphics were simple, yet the task in fighting the opposition was fun and competative.

TMNT Mouser Game-PC game (Published by daily free games.com)
The plot was simple in this game, have the Turtle knock out as many mice as he can in 5 minutes. My PC keyboard suddenly became my controller (arrow keys). I enjoyed the experience. The advanced graphics of an X Box game, also made the experience enjoyable.ComparisonNone of the games enabled networking. The mobile games allowed me to play the game, and still recieve calls, unlike the other platforms.
Three other Games by:S.D. Perry:1. Avatar Book One2.Unity3.Rising Sun Acclaim:1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles2.Terminator3. Midwaydaily free games.com:1.Sift Renegade 22. Mummy Tombs Game3. Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs

PC Game: Scrabble
Scrabble is a trademark of Hasbro but you have to install wordbiz in order to play it. This game is for everyone and it is a puzzle game. The player can connect with other people on the internet and play and chat with them. Other games that are made by Hasbro for the computer are Battleship, Connect Four, and Jenga. This game is different from the console game and the mobile game because it can connect to the internet and I can play with people that I don't know.

Console Game: MarioKart
WiiMarioKart is a racing game that is rated E for everyone. I played it on the wii. MarioKart is made by nintendo and other games that are made by nintendo are MarioKart 64, Wave Racing, and Mikey's Speedway USA. This game does enable networking if you decided to play with other people. However, you cannot talk to these people like you can if you play on the computer and you cannot connect to the internet like you can on the phone.

Mobile Game: Bejewled
Bejeweled is a puzzle mobile game that is published by Verizon Wireless and EA Mobile. Other EA games for a Verizon mobile phone are Tetris Blockout, Scrabble, and Trivial Pursuit. This game does not connect to the internet and can not be played with other people. Moreover you cannot talk to the other people playing like you can on a PC game.

Lab Assignment #10

1. Download music to ipod

*Song:
Provider: BeeMP3.com
Title:Papparazzi
Artist: Lady Gaga
*Ringtone:
Provider: Itunes Ringtone Application
Title: Party in the USA
Artist: Miley Cyrus
*Public Domain
Provider: Classiccat.com
Title: Prelude from Cello Suite no. 1 (mandola solo)
Artist: J. S. Bach


We were able to find a song, ringtone, and pulic domain to download free music. This provider, title, and artist are listed above. Some providers that we found required accounts and log in name/ passwords, but the providers that we used did not need any of that information.

2. 3 Free Streaming Websites for Womens Music

*Site 1:
Website: Pandora
Title: Upstairs
Artist: Women
* Site 2:
Website : 1037 Lite Fm- 1037litefm.com
Title: That Don't Impress Me Much
Artist: Shania Twain
* Site 3:
Website: LastFm
Title: To Love Somebody
Artist: Nina Simone

Pandora, LiteFm, and LastFm all gave its listeners free womens streaming music. These sites offered multiple options and referenced listeners to other similar songs and artists.

Assignnent #9

Erykah Badu-(Neo-soul)
-Pandora Recommendations
-Next Lifetime by Erykah Badu
-Ex factor by Lauryn Hill
-Sweetest Thing by Refugee Camp Allstar
-Crown Royal by Jill Scott
-Apple Tree by Erykah Badu

-Last.fm recommendations
-Next Lifetime by Erykah Badu
-Closer by Floetry
-Feel like making love by D'Angelo
-Ex Factor by Lauryn Hill
-Brown skin by India Arie
-Bestfriend by Ledisi

For the neo-soul genre there are only so many well known artist, so for Pandora and last.fm they recommended the same artist and songs. I didnt know about Last.fm but i like the music it recommended. The actual website is a little bit more difficult to browse around. I feel Pandora is better for browsing unknown artist where as Last.fm is better for listening to specific songs. Pandora is more accesible but I may start using Last.fm more often.

Melanie’s artists…
Dierks Bentley – Country Artist
PANDORA
1. Settle for a Slowdown- Dierks Bentley
2. Something Like That- Tim McGraw
3. Good Directions- Billy Currington
4. Young- Kenny Chesney
5. Sideways- Dierks Bentley
LASTFM
1. The Heaven I’m Headed To- Dierks Bentley
2. I’m Still a Guy- Brad Paisley
3. Watching Airplanes- Gary Allan
4. People are Crazy- Billy Currington
5. Austin- Blake Shelton

Between Pandora and LastFM the stations started playing different songs, but there were the same artists. Both sites stayed in the genre, and played the music clearly. The recommendations were similar but never the same song.

Chevelle Franklyn- Gospel Reggae
PANDORA
1. Boom Shaka- Tack- Born Jamaicans
2. Trodding- Glen Washington
3. Doctor’s Order- Beres Hammond
4. Rock My World- Sizzla
5. I’m You- Leona Lewis
LASTFM
1. Number One- Chevelle Franklyn
2. Come to the Altar- Monty G
3. Hands Wave- Mr. Lynx
4. Never Seen- Jason Mighty
5. A Time for a Change- Katalys Crew

With Chevelle Franklyn and the genre of Gospel Reggae, I think LastFM gave more music that was along the same idea as Chevelle’s actual music. Again, I never had the same artist or song and all of the streaming music was very clear.


JENN'S artists...

Enrique Iglesias (Latin, International Male)

PANDORA:
Bailamus by Enrique Inglesias
Have you ever really loved a woman by Bryan Adams
Apologize by OneRepublic
You sang to me - Marc Antony
I have always loved you - Enrique Iglesias

LastFM:
You Rock me - Enrique Iglesias
Maybe - Jay Sean
Aint it funny - Jennifer Lopez
Breathless - Shayne WardVuelve - Ricky Martin
Vuelve- Ricky Martin

The Beatles (Alternative Rock, International Males)
PANDORA:
I feel fine - Beatles
Penny Lane - Paul McCartney
Imagine - John Lennon
The Sound of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel
Run for your life - The BeatlesLast

FM:
Imagine - John Lennon
Photograph- Ringo Starr
Something - George Harrison
Baba O'Reily - The Who
BlueBird - Paul McCartney

Normally, I enjoy Pandora a lot more than LastFM. However, this time around I felt that the recommendations made by LastFM were a lot closer to my search than the recommendations made by Pandora. When I did the Beatles search, both stations included songs by Paul McCartney and John Lennon. When I searched for Enrique Iglesias, none of the recommended artists matched.

GABE'S Artists...

Miley Cyrus

Pandora.com
Party in the U.S.A - Miley Cyrus
Dream- Miley Cyrus
Who said- Hannah Montana
You Belong with Me - Taylor Swift
Beautiful Soul - Jesse McCartney

LastFM.com

Miley Cryus
-See you again Hannah Montana
- Nobody'sPerfect Mitchel Musso
- Get out Jonas Brothers
- Burnin' Up Ashlee Simpson - L.O.V.E

Although both of the Internet Radio website have a great quality. In my opinion, I would preferably use LastFM.com.

Options:LastFM.com
Forwards track
Stop Station
Love track
Bam Track
Start New Station
PhotoSlide Show of Featured Artist
Full Screen show.
Biography of Artist
Share the track
Tag Track
Buy Track
Buy Ringtone
Events and Similar Artists.
Comments [ Shouts]
No pause [Disadvantage.]
Many more features and more advanced than Pandora.com.

Pandora.com
Pause
Forward
Quick Mix
About the Music
Your profile
Genre Stations
Mobile and Home
Video Series
Bookmark
Concert Listings
Station Gifting
About the Music
Creating New stations.

Lab Assignment #8

Podcast

-this WEEK in MEDIA
What is the future of TV, Broadband, and Film? What is the technology behind it all and how is anyone going to actually make money doing this? Join industry leaders as they discuss the technology and business of media production and distribution. Everything from greenscreen technology and 3D animation to distribution and new advertising models will be discussed in this weekly summit.

-PixelCorps
-Round-Table Discussion
-Updated frequently at about once every 1 to 2 weeks
-PixelCorps (Self-sponsored)
-Subscriber Unknown

-TECH Tips 'n Tricks
A podcast dedicated to teaching educators how to use technology to bolster their own teaching and learning.
-Tech
-How-to Tutorial
-Scarecly
-Podbean
-Subscribers Unknown

Jenn Sullivan's Podcast
1. Twit - This week in Tech
By Patrick Norton
Updated each week
Sponsors: AOL Music, Spinner.com, Audible.com, Squarespace.com
Format: A round Table of Technology Gurus
Intended audience: Non technology Gurus
About: Turing apology, Google books, Medicare Macs, WIPO, Twitter verification, editorial ethics, and more.

2. DL TV IpodBy Robert Herring and Carl Sedella
Updated twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Sponsors: Media Tech
Format: They answer peoples questions on technology, two guys taking calls.
Audience: People with questions regarding technology
About:Product Reviews


MELANIE'S PODCASTS
-The publisher of the podcast.
* The Publishers of the podcast are The World from BBC, PRI, and WGBH.
- The format of the podcast. -
* News
- How frequently the podcast is updated. -
*There is at least one podcast from The World a week, but the individual podcast itself is not updated daily.
- The intended audience.-
*Public, in order to influence usage of technology
- Number of subscribers.-
* There is an option to subscribe to the podcasts, but the number of people who are already subscribed is not available.
- Commercial sponsors of the podcast.-
*Amgen Foundation
*The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
*National Endowment for the Arts
*The Compton Foundation
*The Corporation for Public Broadcasting
*The Ford Foundation
*The Freeman Foundation
*The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
*The Henry Luce Foundation
*John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
*National Science Foundation
*Ploughshares Fund
*Rockefeller Foundation
*The Skoll Foundation
*United States Institute of Peace


The publisher of the podcast.
* The Publisher of the podcast is PCMag Radio, the podcast is from podbean.com
The format of the podcast. -
* Talk-show/ Interviews
How frequently the podcast is updated.
*The podcast is not updated, but the host does a different podcast on differents related topics weekly.
The intended audience.
* The general public is the intended audience and the employees try to give their listeners the latest information on new technology and, solutions to current problems, and what could be in the future of technology.
Number of subscribers-
* The option of seeing how many subscribers there at the present time is not available, but viewers can subscribe to the site in order to hear more of those podcasts.
Commercial sponsors of the podcast.-
* Lenovo


GABE's podcasts

Who produces the podcast?
Media Conversation
The Future of Media -Future Talks
Glen Hiemstra
[Futurist.com]
2. Technology vs. Copyright -Future Talks
Glen Hiemstra, Glen Leonhard
[Futuretalks.com]

What is the format of the podcast (e.g., News? Interview? Call-in talk? Opinion?)
Both of the podcasts mentioned are interviews between the gentlemen themselves.

How frequently is the podcast published?
No specific time of the month is specified. But the following is the publishing process:Once you sign an agreement with the non-profit public benefit corporation , you'll put us in touch with your event-planning staff, your webmaster (to cross-promote our web sites), and your audio/visual contractor. Our producers will take care of everything else.

Who is the intended audience?
Basically everyone ,especially students, because this podcast site includes every day scores of educational, inspirational and entertaining conference sessions, lectures, debates and other spoken-word presentations are that are lost.

How popular is the podcast (as measured by subscribers)?
Exact measurement of the subscribers isn't specified but website visitors varies greatly. Their rule of thumb is to expect 100x as many listeners as you have attendees at your in-person event. For example, if 400 people attend your event, you might have 40,000 unique individuals listen to the audio from that event.

Who are there commercial sponsors of the podcast?
This podcast website is a non-profit public benefit corporation.


AUSTIN'S PODCAST

Lab resource: http://sic.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail3866.html-The speaker and publisher in this Podcast is Peter deCourcy Hero who is the former president of Community Foundation Silicon Valley (CFSV).
- The format of this video is a recoding that people can just hit the play button and listen to Mr. Hero considers how philanthropy is changing around the world, and the implications of such developments for online giving. also during this podcast he mentions what he thinks is missing as far as online giving goes in present time.
-This particular Podcast was updated last in October of last year, so evidently it does not update very often.
-On this web page, it say that this podcast is for the "conversations network." Also there is a list of people who have listened to and enjoyed the podcast. I believe this particular podcast is for anyone interested in how the Internet, a part of all our lives, is changing and adapting to the constantly changing world.
- Though I couldn't find an exact number of subscribers, every podcast had a list of people that have viewed the videos, and it appeared that there were many people who are subscribed to this podcast site. It is a non-profit organization which much of the proceeds go to the conversation network itself. -the particular publication that is linked above was made possible by Stanford graduate school of business, and the Center for Social Innovation.

http://sic.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail3862.html-

In this podcast, the speaker and Publisher Permal Shah who is the president of Kiva.Kiva is the world's first person-to-person micro lending website, this allows people to give directly to new entrepreneurs to help and benefit them with as amounts as small as $25.
-This Podcast is similar to the one above, Shah just talks about Kiva and their first big break, and how and who it benefits, in an Informational format.
-This podcast was also updated in October 2008, which indicates that both of these podcasts are not updated very often, or that since its just shy of a year old, they mnite be updated annualy.-This podcast was also inteded for the Conversations network, Which looks like accrding to the page is a lot of stanford graduates and former students that are in various fields. However is not limited to the public so i believe the intended audience is again, anyone intersted in the prgression of the online world.
-Since this Podcast was on the same website, i again had difficulty finding the exact amount of prescribers to this non-profit organization, however to join is free, and you may donate as you desire.
-Since both of these are non-profit there really isnt any commercial sponsors other that of the Stanford graduate school of business, and the Center for Social Innovation.

Assignment #7

1)
Everyone is familiar with Youtube. Youtube offers fast video stream uploads. As you watch the video it loads, so if you have a good internet connection, you shouldn’t have to wait. Some of the videos uploaded to Youtube are High Definition. If that option is available there is a button in the viewing site of the video, that you can click. Also in the view of the video playing is the volume option, full screen option, and closed caption option. Youtube also allows you to give feed back to videos. You can respond with comments, videos or you can rate the videos.

Youtube also categorizes video's by genre, the type, and their tags. While watching videos, you have the option to see what other videos the user has uploaded, in addition to videos similar to the one you are viewing at the moment

Hulu is best known for its tv shows that it stream. Hulu provides the tv show or links to the tv shows that you want to watch. It would be better for the viewer if ever video was at the actual hulu website but they're arent. I believe that can be classified as a disadvantage of the site. Another disadvantage of the site is the commercials you have to watch periodically in between a show or movie. They are pretty long, about 30 seconds. I think that for video streaming online thats a little too long. Hulu's video come in standard and high definition and all options for viewing the video are easy to understand. Hulu is best for full tv show episodes and full movies. Thats what I would use it for.

Veoh is similar to Hulu. It stream video that it has the rights to. The video screen, cant cover the whole monitor but it is an acceptable size. You are able to create playlist of videos that you like, an advantage if you want to step away from the computer. Like youtube, veoh is accessible on mobile devices that are capable of streaming. The playlist feature would draw me in to theis site. I would use it for watching network shows on a playlist.


2)

Youtube - "Net Neutrality"


Hulu - "Net Neutrality"


Veoh


It was very easy to embed all thee of these videos. I think in this day and age of internet, saring what you run into is a necessity. The was a clear to title to the video that said embed. On youtube you have to manually right click and copy, but for hulu and veoh there is a copy to clipboard function which makes copying it easier.

I believe for every video in these 3 sites there is always a link to a video since each video is its on page, so if you didnt have the option to embed there would still be the option to post the link.

Lab Assignment #6

TAMU TV Consumption
1. Default Section

1. What multi-channel TV service do you use when you most often?

*Broadcast TV (basic antenna service not cable or satellite)
*Mobile TV (cell phone)
*Satellite TV [2/10]
*Cable TV [8/10]
*Never watch TV

2. When do you find yourself watching TV the most?

*Morning (6am-12pm)
*Noon (12pm- 3pm)
*Afternoon (3pm-6pm) [2/10]
*Night (6pm-10pm) [6/10]
*Late night (10pm-2am) [1/10]
*Never [1/10]

3. How many hours do you watch TV in a week?

*0 hours
*1-3 hours [5/10]
*4-6 hours [4/10]
*7-10 hours [1/10]
*10-15 hours
15 + hours

4. Where do you watch TV?

*At Home [10/10]
*At Work
*At School
*On the Go
*Local Store (ex: starbucks etc)
*Never

5. Why do you watch TV? For...

* News/ Informational purposes
*Entertainment purposes [10/10]
*Educational purposes
*Religious purposes
*Business purposes
*Never