Check out this fabulous video introduction to what we'll be covering the rest of the semester, all packed into a tight 2 1/2 minutes. Thanks to Steve Jones for sending it our way.
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This blog was originally developed for Paul Jay's Spring, 2007 graduate course on networked public culture at Loyola University Chicago. Much of what's archived here consists of course materials and discussion. Beginning in May of 2007 Networked Public Culture became a general site for the discussion and analysis of digital culture in academia and the popular press.
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2 comments:
This is such a tightly composed and well thought-out presentation. I've spent the last hour emailing it to people I know and am very excited about how the rest of this semester will go. Not that I wasn't before, mind you. Just moreso now.
Yep. So tight I reported it runs 2 1/2 minutes when it's actually 4 1/2. Glad you liked it.
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