Students will critically analyze and enact creative new media research projects commensurate with the expectations of one who is completing an undergraduate degree in communication. Concepts discussed include the effects of new media on public memory, the influences of new media in contemporary global political movements, public sphere theory, the dynamics of publicity and secrecy in the age of new media, identity formation in virtual communication settings, and many others.

Pre-requisites: COM 325 - New Media and Digital Communication .

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