COMM 30Digital Media Literacy: Analyzing Forms, Practices, and Infrastructures of Mediated Public Life
The role of digital communication in a democratic system, and the ways mass media both facilitate and inhibit the development of a viable public sphere. By exploring today’s digital communication dynamics, students will have the opportunity to become more mindful, active consumers of media and to feel empowered to be engaged participants in public life.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.
Where it sits in degree plans
One of the options in (1)
- Media Industries&Comm
Courses that list COMM 30 as a prerequisite (15)
- COMM 101A Production of Activist Media
- COMM 106 Introduction to Media Industries
- COMM 106B Streaming Media Industries
- COMM 106D Data and AI Industries
- COMM 106M Advertising and Society
- COMM 110X Texting and Talking
- COMM 115D Data Science for Communication Students
- COMM 115J Journalistic Writing, Reporting, and Research
- COMM 118A Action Cinema
- COMM 118C Comic Books as a Cultural Form
- COMM 118T Television as a Cultural Form
- COMM 130 Creative Labor in the Media Industries
- COMM 147 Media Activism
- COMM 148 Global Cultures of K-Pop
- COMM 152 News Media and Politics