What is Digital Media

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Various platforms where humans communicate electronically. Learn more in: New Communication Technologies: A Focus Group Study About Children

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Digitized content (text, graphics, audio and video) that can be transmitted over internet or computer networks. Learn more in: Digital Media Using Habits of Children in Their Leisure Time

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Various platforms where people communicate electronically. Learn more in: Journalism and Communication Design in New Media

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Digitally compressed audio, video, and photo content. Learn more in: Digital Media Consumption of Children in Cinema

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A term given to the tools for communicating that involve conversion into machine-readable formats within human networks. Learn more in: What Does Digital Media Allow Us to “Do” to One Another?: Economic Significance of Content and Connection

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Digitized content that can be found on the internet. Learn more in: Digital Media Consumption of Children in Television Series: Çocuklar Duymasın With Conversation Analysis

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Includes any format or device used to convey content using digital signals. Digital media is digitized content that can be transmitted over the internet or computer networks. This can include text, audio, video, and graphics. This means that news from a TV network, newspaper, magazine, etc. that is presented on a Web site or blog can fall into this category. Most digital media are based on translating analog data into digital data. Learn more in: Real-Time Marketing as a New Marketing Approach in the Digital Age: A Study on the Brands' Social Media Sharing in Turkey

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Digital media are several media that are encoded in a machine-readable format. It can be created, viewed, distributed, modified and preserved on computers. Learn more in: Impact of Information and Communication Technology among the Physical Education Students in Alagappa University, Tamilnadu

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Digital media are any media that are encoded in machine-readable formats. Learn more in: Cyber Bullying and Violence Literacy in the Context of Digitalization

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Any single item or set of items combining text with audio, video, or images for the purpose of conveying information leading to meaning in the mind of a user. Learn more in: Digital Media Affecting Society: Instruction and Learning

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Digital media is the medium with which communication is made with the data transformed into numbers and with devices such as mobile phones, social media platforms, websites and e-mails. Learn more in: Digitalization of Culture and Arts Communication: A Study on Digital Databases and Digital Publics

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Any kind of media, that are encoded in machine-readable formats. Digital media can be created, viewed, distributed, modified, and preserved using digital electronics devices. Learn more in: Use of Digital Objects for Improving the Learning Process

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Electronic media delivered via computers and hand held devices. Learn more in: Practical Applications of Serious Games in Education

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Audio, video and images that exist in a computer-readable format, and can reside on a local device (CD, DVD, hard drive) or remote location (website) ( https://www.uoguelph.ca/tss/pdfs/TBDigMedia.pdf ). Learn more in: Instructor-Driven Strategies for Establishing and Sustaining Social Presence

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Refers to any type of information in digital format including computer-generated text, graphics, and animations, as well as photographs, animation, sound, and video. Learn more in: Multimedia Integration in Active Online Learning Environments

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Digitally compressed audio, video, and photo content. Learn more in: Rethinking E-Learning and Digital Natives

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Information available in electronic formats, including text, images, video, and audio that allows it to be transformed, modified, and combined. Learn more in: Creating Global Classrooms Using Universal Design for Learning

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Digitized content transmitted over the internet or computer networks. Examples include text, graphics audio, and video. Learn more in: Examining Bilingual Teacher Candidates' Use of Digital Media

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It refers to the change of traditional media with the development of communication technologies. Learn more in: Presentation of Visual Culture Elements in Digital Environments With Special Effect Technologies

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Newscasts, games, blogs, music, films, images, animated stories. Learn more in: Children and Youth Making Digital Media for the Social Good

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Digital Media is a highly dynamic category that includes multimodal elements (e.g. visual images and sound). Digital Media are portable, searchable, and able to be digitally preserved. Learn more in: Digital Media and Cosmopolitan Critical Literacy: Research and Practice

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General name for communication means which has emerged with the development of communication technologies includes characteristics of analogue media and combines them with digital methods. Learn more in: A Brief History of Storytelling: From Primitive Dance to Digital Narration

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A variety of digital apparatuses such as electronic tablets, cell phones, electronic books, and web spaces including searching the internet. Learn more in: Magnifying English Language Learners' Success Through Culturally Relevant Teaching and Learning Frameworks: Acknowledging the Multidimensional Implications on Language, Literacy, and Learning

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Electronic media that are encoded in a machine-related format. Learn more in: Mobile Phones: News Consumption, News Creation, and News Organization Accommodations

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Digitally compressed audio, video, and photo content. Learn more in: The Role of Locally Produced and Digitally Animated Cartoons in the Process of Acquisition of Social Values

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Media that are encoded in a machine-readable format and can be created, viewed, distributed, modified and preserved on computers. Learn more in: Media Literacy Organizations

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In contrast to analog media, which involve inscription with ink, carving, and the like, digital media use electronic switches to encode information. Programming involves arranging thousands of electronic switches to produce, receive, and exchange data. Digital media includes the physical hardware used in the encoding process, the digital “content” itself, and the mediating software. Learn more in: Economic Impact of Digital Media: Growing Nuance, Critique, and Direction for Education Research

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Use of digital technologies in the media business including digital born companies as well as digital activities of traditional media. Learn more in: Media Business Literacy in the Digital Age: Changing Industry Trends

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General name for communication means which has emerged with the development of communication technologies, includes characteristics of analogue media and combines them with digital methods. Learn more in: A Model for Mind-Device Dialectic and the Future of Advertising in the Social Media Age