1. Media
1.1. "The Media"
1.1.1. Production
1.1.2. Distribution
1.1.3. Presentation
1.2. Modality
1.2.1. Audio
1.2.2. Image
1.2.3. Text
1.2.4. time
1.3. Form
1.3.1. Photograph
1.3.2. Video
1.3.3. Vinyl
1.3.4. Paint
1.3.5. Virtual reality
1.3.6. Podcast
1.3.7. Text
1.3.8. Narrative
1.4. Delivery method
1.4.1. Phone
1.4.2. Internet
1.4.3. Store
1.4.4. Projector
1.4.5. Speech
1.4.6. Software tool
1.5. Communication method
1.5.1. Journalism
1.5.2. Commerce
1.5.3. Collaboration
1.5.4. Speech
1.5.5. Landscape
1.6. AKA
1.6.1. Information and communicatino technology
1.6.2. Digital Media
1.6.3. Multimedia
1.6.4. The Internet
2. New
2.1. Technology
2.1.1. Gadgets
2.1.2. Technologies
2.2. Culture
2.2.1. Ways of living
2.2.2. Art forms
2.2.3. Ways of communication
2.3. Production
2.3.1. Remediation
2.3.2. Old media reborn
2.3.2.1. The book
2.3.2.2. The poem
2.3.2.3. Movies
2.3.3. Consumer / Producer
2.3.4. New ways of controlling
2.3.5. New ways of resisting
2.4. Distribution
2.4.1. Internet
2.4.2. Ownership
2.4.3. Fair use
2.4.4. Copy
2.4.5. Mediation
2.5. People
2.5.1. Identity
2.5.2. Ability
2.5.3. Community
2.5.4. Cyborg
3. The Module
3.1. Goals: Understanding & awareness
3.1.1. key terms
3.1.2. issues of
3.1.2.1. production/design & reception,
3.1.2.2. copyright & ownership
3.1.2.3. impact & access
3.1.2.4. extent and style of interactivity
3.1.3. the range and variety of approaches
3.1.4. how cultural and creative norms and assumptions influence judgement and evaluation
3.2. Assessment
3.2.1. Presentations
3.2.1.1. Yours
3.2.1.2. Others
3.2.2. Essays
3.3. Structure
3.3.1. Lectures
3.3.2. Seminars
3.3.3. Personal research
3.3.4. Reading
3.4. Roles
3.4.1. Students
3.4.2. Lecturers