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Title: ODNOS MED TISKANIM IN DIGITALNIM KOLEDARJEM Authors: ID Šega, Ana (Author) ID Saje, Veronika (Mentor) More about this mentor... Files: 3159$$zakljucno_delo.pdf (4,75 MB) MD5: 6DE403B9A370253D5C292E55C116F2F9   Language: Slovenian Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper Organization: FUDS - School of advanced social studies Abstract: “Koliko računanja, koliko truda, koliko zmot, koliko popravkov, koliko tisočletij prizadevanj je človeštvo vložilo v računanje koledarja!” (Kunaver 2019) Čas je precizen in predvsem ranljiv. Kadar se prične prvi dan novega leta, že imamo pri sebi nov tiskani ali digitalni koledar, ki je temelj današnje civilizacije in predvsem osnova, da se vsak posameznik in današnja družba znajde v tem času in prostoru. Živimo pa v tem času, ko čas beži pred nami in je tempo pospešen zato še nam posebej pride prav tiskani ali digitalni koledar. Diplomska naloga temelji na raziskavi uporabe tiskanih in digitalnih koledarjev. Zanimalo nas je, katere izmed njih več uporabljajo in zakaj, ter ali je to odvisno od generacije. Za uspešno raziskavo je bilo najprej potrebno dobro razumevanje in poznavanje teorije tiskanih in digitalnih koledarjev. Preučili smo vrste različnih koledarjev, njihov namen in način uporabe. Zanimalo nas je tudi, kateri koledarji so v sodobnem času v različnih generacijah uporabni in kateri niso. V diplomski nalogi smo ugotavljali, katera vrsta se uporablja največ ali najmanj in kakšni so razlogi za njihovo uporabo. Po preučitvi vsakega koledarja tiskanih, digitalnih, ter same tipografije na koledarjih nas je zanimalo katere koledarje različne generacije vsakodnevno in večkrat na dan uporabljajo. Glavni rezultati diplomske naloge so uporaba koledarjev in odnos med tiskanim in digitalnim koledarjem. Ter poznavanje različnih koledarjev za vsakodnevno uporabo. Na vsa ta vprašanja smo si odgovorili s pomočjo kvantitativne analize in anketnega vprašalnika. Rezultate ankete smo prikazali s procentualnimi grafi. Ugotovili smo, da koledarje generacije različno poznajo in različno uporabljajo. Keywords: Ključne besede: vizualna komunikacija, grafično oblikovanje, tiskani koledar, digitalni koledar, anketa. Year of publishing: 2023 PID: 20.500.12556/ReVIS-9984  Publication date in ReVIS: 07.10.2023 Views: 872 Downloads: 14 Metadata:    Cite this work Plain text BibTeX EndNote XML EndNote/Refer RIS ABNT ACM Ref AMA APA Chicago 17th Author-Date Harvard IEEE ISO 690 MLA Vancouver : Copy citation

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Title:	THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PRINTED AND DIGITAL CALENDAR
Abstract:	The relationship between the printed and digital calendar "How much calculation, how much effort, how many mistakes, how many corrections, how many millennia of effort, humanity has invested in calculating the calendar!" (Kunaver 2019) Time is precise and above all vulnerable. When the first day of the new year begins, we already have a new printed or digital calendar with us, which is the foundation of today's civilization and the basis for every individual and today's society to find themselves in this time and space. We live in a time where time flies in front of us and the life pace is accelerated, so a printed or digital calendar is particularly useful. The thesis is based on research of the use of printed and digital calendars. We were interested in which of them are used more and why, and whether it depends on the generation. A good understanding and knowledge of the theory of printed and digital calendars was first necessary for successful research. We examined the types of different calendars, their purpose and how to use them. We were also interested in which calendars are useful in modern times in different generations and which are not. In the diploma thesis, we determined which type is used the most or the least and what are the reasons for their use. After examining each printed and digital calendar, as well as the typography itself on the calendars, we were interested in which calendars different generations use daily and several times a day. The main results of the thesis are the use of calendars and the relationship between printed and digital calendars and knowledge of different calendars for daily use. We answered all these questions with the help of quantitative analysis and a questionnaire. The results of the survey were shown with percentage graphs. We found that generations know and use calendars differently.
Keywords:	Keywords: visual communication, graphic design, printed calendar, digital calendar, survey.

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