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Week 1 Computing
Concepts and Issues
Monday
24 May
12.30 - 1.20
Overview of courses
1.30
- 2.50
setting up journal
Tuesday
25th
12.30
- 1.20
Computing Concepts and Issues - social
1.30
- 2.50
Setting up a Geocities webpage
Wednesday
26th
12.30
- 1.20
Computing Concepts and Issues - legal and political
1.30
- 2.50
putting your journal into your Geocities site
Thursday
27th
12.30
- 1.20
Basics of an Ezine E-Zines and E-mail Marketing
1.30
- 2.50
Friday 28th
Discussion on webCT and journals due by Monday 7.48 PM
no
class
Reference for week 1
Ess, Charles, Ed. (1996). Philosophical Perspectives
on Computer-Mediated Communication. State University of New York
Press, Albany, NY.
Herring, Susan C., Ed. (1996). Computer-Mediated Communication: Linguistic,
Social and Cross-Cultural Perspectives. John Benjamins, Philadelphia,
PA
Ontological perspective on CMC Defining, modeling,
technological, orality, experiential issues.
Sherri L. Condon and Claude G. Cech, "Functional Comparisons of
Face-to-face and Computer-Mediated Communication" in Herring, Computer-Mediated
Communication.
Joan Korenman and Nancy Wyatt, "Group Dynamics in an E-mail Forum"
in Herring, Computer-Mediated Communication. In Oren Ziv, "Writing
to Work: How Using E-mail Can Reflect Technological and Organizational
Change" in Herring, Computer-Mediated Communication.
Laura J. Gurak, "The Rhetorical Dynamics of a Community Protest
in Cyberspace: What Happened with Lotus Marketplace" in Herring,
Computer-Mediated Communication.
week 2
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