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This document provides an overview of a social media course, including the instructor's contact information, classroom rules, course objectives, assignments, and schedule. The course objectives are to help students understand the history and role of social media, identify major platforms and their features, practice responsible use of social media, analyze social media campaigns, and demonstrate mastery of social media tools and theory through real-world and hypothetical applications. Assignments include reading quizzes, an ethics assignment, blogging, a mobile media project, and a final exam, with participation also factoring into the grade. The schedule is tentative and may be modified during the semester.
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Comm450 Social Media
- 3. I’m Dr. Stansberry • kstansberry@uakron.edu • 541-228-5576 (call or text before 10 p.m.) • Twitter: @kstansberry • Class Hashtag: #Stansberry450 • Facebook: Join group UAkronSMLL • Office Hours: Tues. Thurs. 9:45 – 10:30 a.m. • Office – Fieldtrip!
- 5. Classroom Rules • Technology • Attendance • Participation • Digital Citizenship
- 6. Course Objectives • Students will be able to summarize the history of social media development and the current role social media tools play in the field of communications. • Students will be able to identify commonly used social media platforms and describe their features. • Students will be practice responsible, ethical and strategic social media use. • Students will be able to critically analyze social media communication campaigns to identify best practices. • Students will demonstrate their mastery of participatory communication through the application of social media tools, theory, and practice in both real world and hypothetical situations.
- 7. Assignments • Reading Quizzes (15% of grade) • Ethics Assignment (15% of grade) • Blogging Assignment (15% of grade) • Mobile Media Assignment (15% of grade) • Final Exam (20% of grade) • Attendance and Participation (20% of grade)
- 8. Important • Note: The above schedule is intended to serve as a general outline and it is subject to change. Topics are tentative and may need to be modified during the semester. Homework and Project Assignments, Quizzes and Test dates will be announced in advance.
- 9. Getting to know you… Twerk Contest!!!
- 10. Partner Up!