SPEE 26 New Media Communication

This course investigates social media, virtual worlds, transmedia, digital art and NFTs, and other new media technologies through critical reflection on the ways these technologies are shaping and reshaping our personal and professional lives. We will draw on communication and media studies as well as rhetorical theory and research to help us understand and analyze these contexts. You will engage with new media via projects that invite you to participate in existing contexts, create new ones, and display and create knowledge through speeches, writing, and communication design.

Instructor

Grushina

Prerequisite

No prerequisites.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART

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