Class Syllabus (Fall 2006)

"Scholarly Publication as an Indicator of Change" by Liza Allen

"Universities in Transition: The Promise and the Challenge of New Technologies" by Nicholas C. Burbules and Thomas A. Callister, Jr.

"Plagiarism and Scholarly Publications:An Ethical Analysis" by Donald Gotterbarn, Keith Miller, and John Impagliazzo

"How to Publish in Scholarly Journals" by Janette K. Klingner, David Scanlon, and Michael Pressley

A Journey in Writing for Scholarly Publications by E.R. Tee

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“Global Capitalism and Urban Education� by David Baronov

“Tangling the Knot While Loosening the Strings� by Anthony L. Brown and Keffrelyn D. Brown

“Education in a Globalized Society� by Joseph Carroll-Miranda

“Writing Up Qualitative Research� by Ronald J. Chenail

“Participatory Democratic Education� by Luis Armando Gandin and Gustavo E. Fischman

“Grab� and Good Science: Writing Up the Results of Qualitative Research� by Jane F. Gilgun

Excerpts from The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere by Jurgen Habermas

“Bring in da Noise, Bring in Du Bois� by kecia hayes

“Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century� by Henry Jenkins

“Democratic Urban Education: Imagining Possibilities� by Patrick M. Jenlink and Karen Embry Jenlink

“Introduction: The Power of Hope in the Trenches� by Joe L. Kincheloe, kecia hayes, Karel Rose, and Philip M. Anderson

“Rewriting the Curriculum for Urban Teacher Preparation� by Cynthia Onore

“Hollywood's Depiction of Urban Schools: Documentary or Fiction?� by Amanda M. Rudolph

“Rethinking Learning and Motivation in Urban Schools� by Robert Rueda and Myron H. Dembo

“Writing A Good Read: Strategies for Re-Presenting Qualitative Data� by Margarete Sandelowski

“On Social Imaginary� by Charles Taylor

“Objectivity in Educational Research� by Greg Wiggan

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New Media Culture and Education Syllabus (Fall 2006)

Fifth Study of the Internet by the Digital Future Project Finds Major New Trends in Online Use for Political Campaigns: Presented by the Center for the Digital Future, USC Annenberg School

Book Chapter: “Using Online Searches, Note-taking, Mapping, and Hypertextual Links to Collect, Record, Organize, and Connect Information and Ideas�

Book Chapter: “Digital Literature/Digital Storytelling�

Book Chapter: “Creating Digital Fiction, Poetry, and Nonfiction Stories�

PowerPoint Slides: “Old/New Media�

Power Point Slides: The Telegraph

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“The Work of Being Watched: Interactive
Media and the Exploitation of Self-Disclosure� by Mark Andrejevic

Excerpt from The Bias of Communication by Innis Harold

“Technology and Ideology- The Case of the Telegraph� by Carey James

“A Camera with a View: JenniCAM, visual representation, and cyborg subjectivity� by Krissi M. Jimroglou

“The Internet Under Siege� by Lawrence Lessig

“Politics After the Internet� by Yuval Levin

“What’s changed about new media? Introduction
to the fifth anniversary issue of new media & society� by Leah A. Liverouw

“Political Blogs: Craze or convention?� by Glidden, et al.

Excerpts from Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman

“What’s new about new media?� by Roger Silverstone

Excerpt from Make Room for TV: Television and the Family Ideal in Postwar America by Lynn Spigel

“Video Games and Computer Holding Power� by Sherry Turkle

“Pushing at the Boundaries of New Media Studies� by Nina Wakeford

"Blogging, Journalism, and Credibility: Battleground and Common Ground," conference report by Rebecca MacKinnon

“Literature and the Phonograph� by Henry Wells

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Media Archive Disclaimer:

Frequently, we will view examples of media, music, and other materials in class. When appropriate & feasible, the files will be posted here for reference. Note that the copyright status of these materials are often questionable - it is "fair use" to examine these in the context of our course, but if you download these materials onto your own computers, you are expected to not redistribute them (unless such permission is granted).

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