First we will know about the definition of media, go to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media
ACTIVITY 1 -
What is an advertising technique? Research here:
ADVERTISING SLOGAN
ADVERTISING INFLUENCES
PROPAGANDA TECHINIQUES
WEASEL WORD
ACTIVITY 2
Use the chart 
Ad Analysis Chart.
Click the sites below, you’ll see, a CIGARETTE commercial, a CAR commercial,
a TOY commercial, and a SOFT DRINK commercial. Watch each advertisement and fill out the ad analysis chart according to the directions.
LEGO STAR WARS - toy commercial
MARLBORO - cigarette commercial
C4 PALLAS - car commercial
PEPSI - soft drink commercial
ACTIVITY 3 - Analyse the advertisements
ACTIVITY 4 - Create original ad for fictional product
ACTIVITY 5-This will be your final task worth
Print the planning guide, to help you design your advertisement. Remember, you are a team. Work together. Two minds are better than one. Your PowerPoint presentation should end with a slide that contains a profile of your product. It should identify the target audience and what advertising techniques you used. This will show the company president that you "know your stuff."
You may choose one of the following:
*design an ad of your own utilizing language and importance of propaganda techniques learned in this webquest.
*design a truthful ad of an existing ad campaign. Design a "show and tell" ad -- one that shows truth in advertising.
First, read through the following set of questions before you begin your Internet research. As you explore each site, look for answers to the questions.
Select a printed advertisement from one of these sources:
http://www.cheney268.com/UbDUnits/chs/JustFacts.htm
Review this page to understand the differences between fact, opinion, and bias.
http://pbskids.org/dontbuyit/advertisingtricks/betheaddetective_1.html
Visit the Don't Buy It pages at PBSKids.com to investigate where and why companies place advertisements.
http://www.cheney268.com/UbDUnits/chs/JustFacts.htm
Review this page to understand the differences between fact, opinion, and bias.
http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/resources/educational/
Visit the Media Awareness Network to read about different types of strategies that advertisers use to persuade buyers to look at the products being displayed.
Vocabulary:
Bias: is prejudice; a preconceived judgment or an opinion formed without just grounds or sufficient knowledge
Propaganda: is a systematic effort to influence people's opinions; to win them to a certain side or view.
After concluding your work about your research go to this link and answer your Personal Reflection sheet:
Personal Reflection Sheet
