What is an exhibition
Have you attended a film/media festival?
What is difference between a media exhibition and a photography exhibition or an Art exhibition and a photography exhibition or an Art exhibition or a Games exhibition or a film exhibition or a fashion exhibition?
How does the electronic environment impact one’s right to privacy?
How does the elec [LA ic environment impact one’s persunal security?
Using the Richard G. Trefry Library or another credible source, locate and read a quality article regarding digital privacy or security. Be sure to provide attribution for your source in the forum. As you are formulating your initial post consider the following questions:
What is the issue? Tell us about it as if we know nothina on the Irn: source 7 (extra).pdf
We’d like to hear from you about a company, brand, or individual that you believe is making an impact by bringing together content and technology in ways that are important.
Describe what the company is doing and how it is using technology and content to position itself as a leader to better serve its audience and customers or community. How is it innovating and making a difference?
How is the company giving itself a competitive advantage within its market segment or, if you’ve chosen a non-profit, how are they creating impact within the community? Limited to 1,000 words.
What are the consequences of attributing agency to technology? How can these consequences be addressed? Provide an argument linked to at least two different theoretical perspectives.
2. What are the consequences of attributing agency to technology? How can these consequences be addressed? Provide an argument linked to at least two different theoretical perspectives.
the early work of Manuel Castells
Wilbur Schramm
Marc Prensky
Everett Rogers
You could use postcolonial theory and/or political economy scholarship to show that technology does NOT bring democracy that the companies are still manipulating technology and markets
eg. Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp
You could discuss disinformation and misinformation
Is ‘fake news’ an entirely new phenomenon or has news always been prone to distortion? Draw on studies of media sociology to explain your answer.
PARTICIPATORY CULTURES
What does the study of fans and fandom tell us about media and their audiences? Your answer should give reasons why fandom exists, give examples (examples from the class are welcome as well, but you should also provide original examples), and refer to at least one of the assigned readings.
Offer your argument and get to the point quickly – don’t waste time on lengthy introductions and/or summarizing conclusions. You may draw on material from the rest of the course, but these questions are primarily testing your understanding of the material from the final section.
You must refer to one of the readings in the essay.
Final Speech 2
Select a specific topic to research and present in the field of nonverbal communication. Sample topics include: using gestures effectively, moving around purposefully during presentations, or the importance of eye contact.
In an argumentative essay, explain how the communication exchange in the case study provides an example of transactional communication; also, evaluate the communication competence of both Sarah Barkley and Brad Barkley.
1) Select a topic to research that is of high interest to you. Some examples of possible topics include:
Fast Food and our Society
Media influences
Celebrity Idols- Positive or Negative role models?
Body Image in America
2) Create a research question from your selected topic. What do you want to know about this topic?
Some examples of possible research questions include:
Are fast food companies responsible for the obesity epidemic in America?
Does social media have too much influence on American culture?
Does television influence body image for teens?
3) Conduct research and take notes.
4) Propose your “answer” to the research question by stating your thesis or controlling idea.
5) Draft an introductory paragraph.
6) Draft 3-5 body paragraphs. Include paraphrased and quoted information from your research to support your points. Cite sources correctly using MLA formatting.
7) Draft a conclusion paragraph that reviews key conclusions from your research, integrates with your thesis statement and discusses the impact of the researched material on your topic.
8) Include an MLA formatted works cited page for all of your sources.
8) Review and revise your paper, ensuring that it aligns to MLA formatting criteria, is free from spelling and grammar errors, and mostly uses active voice, minimally using passive voice.
