First Name: Last Name: Department and Major: Do you have a Web site? Yes No If so, what is the url? Do you have a blog? Yes No If so, what is the url? What type of employment are you seeking after graduation? Out of the 51 topics below, please check the 13-18 topics that you are most interested in covering in this course. Do not choose more than 18 topics, because that is all we have time for in the semester. Please use the Other entry below, if you have another topic to suggest. History of Computers Timeline and evolution of computing Mac vs. PC Internet and Web History How the Web Works Searching and Search engines Defining New Media Theories of New Media Interactivity Media Determinism Social Construction Diffusion Digital Divide–race, economics, gender Cyberfeminism Network Theory The Long Tail Online Journalism, Convergence, and Emergent media Writing for the Web Multimedia Packages Web Credibility Convergence Implications and Media Ownership Blogging, Podcasting, Syndication, Wikis– concepts & implications Writing about technology and the Internet Future of media Other Media Implications Interactive Advertising Public Relations Online Media Web Design Domain registration and hosting html, css, and Web editing Multimedia Design – Flash, audio, video editing Starting your own Blog Creating your own Podcast Web Accessibility and Usability Legal Issues Libel Intellectual Property and Copyright Privacy and Security Net Neutrality Researching New Media Studying Web Content Studying Web Users The Internet and Everyday Life Online Education and Distance Learning Music Sharing, Book Digitization, Digital Film Distribution, Satellite Radio Online Communities & Social Networking (Online Identity, Craigslist, Wikipedia) Politics and Democracy Online Dating and Relationships Internet Addiction Wireless and mobile technologies Cybersex and porn Video games Religion online Fandom and personal Web sites Online Shopping and Ecommerce Gambling Current and future issues Open Source and Free Software AJAX and other Web technologies (ASP, PHP, MySQL) Semantic Web, Internet 2 Other: Please indicate the level of experience you have with the following skills? Coding in html or xhtml none some a great deal Coding in css none some a great deal Web Editing (Dreamweaver, GoLive, Frontpage, iWeb) none some a great deal Image/graphic design (Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark, InDesign) none some a great deal Multimedia (Flash, Final Cut, iMovie) none some a great deal What is the most important thing you want to gain from this course (and any other comments)? Once you have completed the survey, hit Submit below and you will be returned to the home page of the course site. Thank you for filling out the survey. Welcome to Issues in New Media!
First Name: Last Name:
Department and Major:
Do you have a Web site? Yes No If so, what is the url?
Do you have a blog? Yes No If so, what is the url?
What type of employment are you seeking after graduation?
Out of the 51 topics below, please check the 13-18 topics that you are most interested in covering in this course. Do not choose more than 18 topics, because that is all we have time for in the semester. Please use the Other entry below, if you have another topic to suggest.
Other:
Please indicate the level of experience you have with the following skills?
Coding in html or xhtml
none some a great deal
Coding in css
Web Editing (Dreamweaver, GoLive, Frontpage, iWeb)
Image/graphic design (Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark, InDesign)
Multimedia (Flash, Final Cut, iMovie)
What is the most important thing you want to gain from this course (and any other comments)?
Once you have completed the survey, hit Submit below and you will be returned to the home page of the course site.
Thank you for filling out the survey. Welcome to Issues in New Media!
