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Social 媒体: Digital Identity & the Virtual Community
心理学 Program
巴塞罗那, 西班牙
日期: 1/8/25 - 4/26/25
Social 媒体: Digital Identity & the Virtual Community
概述
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: CEA CAPA 巴塞罗那 Center
地点: 巴塞罗那, 西班牙
Primary Subject Area: 社会学
Other Subject Area: Communication
Instruction in: 英语
课程代码: SOC321
Transcript Source: University of New Haven
Course Details: 300级
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 45
Prerequisites: 没有一个.
描述
Today's personal, 社会, 政治, economic worlds are all affected by digital media and networked publics. With the advent of virtual communities, 聪明的暴徒, and online 社会 networks (such as Facebook, Friendfeed, 推特, Linkedin, Digg and Delicious) old questions about the meaning of human 社会 behavior have taken on renewed significance. What do we mean by "community"? How do we encourage, 讨论, 分析, 理解, design and participate in healthy communities in the age of many-to-many media? How does meaning-making happen in and around the contexts of contemporary 社会 media? In what ways are affinities for these media enabling us to think differently about what it means to read, 写, and participate? While much has been made about both media consumption and production, we have yet to 理解 what it means to truly participate in their situated contexts. This course addresses these questions.
Although the course is grounded in theory, it is equally rooted in practice, and much of the class 讨论ion and activity takes place in 社会 cyberspaces. Consequently this course requires active participation of students and a willingness to immerse in 社会 media practices. Much of the class 讨论ion takes place in a variety of virtual world environments during and between face-to-face class meetings. As a practicum, those who complete this course will know how to chat, 博客, 标签, 维基, 《宝博体育》, 评论, twitter and flicker productively - and have some notion of how these practices affect self and community.
This course will also explore the new media landscape in terms of online expression, 社会 networking, identity management, community building, and citizen journalism. How is 社会 media changing the way you work and live? What are the implications for you and for the organizations you will work with? What opportunities and challenges do individuals, news organizations, and businesses face regarding communication, identity/brand management, and community building? How do we 理解, participate in, and leverage communities in our current age of many-to-many media?
This course is cross-listed as COM351.
Although the course is grounded in theory, it is equally rooted in practice, and much of the class 讨论ion and activity takes place in 社会 cyberspaces. Consequently this course requires active participation of students and a willingness to immerse in 社会 media practices. Much of the class 讨论ion takes place in a variety of virtual world environments during and between face-to-face class meetings. As a practicum, those who complete this course will know how to chat, 博客, 标签, 维基, 《宝博体育》, 评论, twitter and flicker productively - and have some notion of how these practices affect self and community.
This course will also explore the new media landscape in terms of online expression, 社会 networking, identity management, community building, and citizen journalism. How is 社会 media changing the way you work and live? What are the implications for you and for the organizations you will work with? What opportunities and challenges do individuals, news organizations, and businesses face regarding communication, identity/brand management, and community building? How do we 理解, participate in, and leverage communities in our current age of many-to-many media?
This course is cross-listed as COM351.