Political and social aspects of digital interactive media: erinevus redaktsioonide vahel

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14. rida: 14. rida:
;;[[Towards the information society]]
;;[[Towards the information society]]
;;[[The networked world]]
;;[[The networked world]]
;;[[Censors vs Cyberspace]]
;;[[The Big Brother on Menwith Hill]] (privacy and eavesdropping)
;;[[The Digital Divide]]
;;[[The Digital Divide]]
;; [[The Ubiquitous Computing and network society]]
;; [[The Ubiquitous Computing and network society]]
21. rida: 23. rida:
;;[[e-Democracy, e-Elections and e-Government]] (social movements, participatory democracy and the Net)
;;[[e-Democracy, e-Elections and e-Government]] (social movements, participatory democracy and the Net)
;;[[Global networks in global politics]]
;;[[Global networks in global politics]]
;;[[The Big Brother on Menwith Hill]] (privacy and eavesdropping)
;;[[Censors vs Cyberspace]]
;;[[Social software, social engineering]] (not so much security but social aspects of manipulation)
;;[[Social software, social engineering]] (not so much security but social aspects of manipulation)
;;[[Gender issues off- and online]] (Susanna)
;;[[Gender issues off- and online]] (Susanna)

Redaktsioon: 15. märts 2007, kell 10:23

NB! This is only a development "sandbox" - the real course will be located at the Owl Academy.


Main idea - to introduce various political and social issues in the field of new media, to promote awareness of and to discuss the diverse circle of related problems.

The Course:

  • 16 weeks (one semester/term) - one 1.5-hour session (lecture or lab) weekly plus independent work.
  • 3.0 Estonian academic credits, 4.0 ECTS credits


Lectures/topics:

Towards the information society
The networked world
Censors vs Cyberspace
The Big Brother on Menwith Hill (privacy and eavesdropping)
The Digital Divide
The Ubiquitous Computing and network society
The Hacker Ethic in a Networked World
The Empowerment: Different People, Digital World
Hacktivism and Cyberterror
e-Democracy, e-Elections and e-Government (social movements, participatory democracy and the Net)
Global networks in global politics
Social software, social engineering (not so much security but social aspects of manipulation)
Gender issues off- and online (Susanna)
New Media and culture (seminar?; Susanna)
Play of life in the theatre of networks (Susanna).
Narration, storytelling, non-linear media (Susanna?)

...

Assessment:

  • paper + slides + oral presentation
  • assignments
  • link portfolio (Technorati or similar)
  • blog

Readings:

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