Editing Interpersonal Media (Winter 2020)
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I will consider the course a complete success if every student is able to do all of these things at the end of the quarter: | I will consider the course a complete success if every student is able to do all of these things at the end of the quarter: | ||
* Recall, compare, and give examples of key theories that seek to explain why some online communities grow and attract participants while others do not. | |||
* Write and speak fluently about the rules and norms of the Wikipedia community and demonstrate this fluency through successful contributions to Wikipedia. | * Write and speak fluently about the rules and norms of the Wikipedia community and demonstrate this fluency through successful contributions to Wikipedia. | ||
* Demonstrate an ability to critically apply the theories from the course to the evaluation of a real online community of your choice. | * Demonstrate an ability to critically apply the theories from the course to the evaluation of a real online community of your choice. | ||
* Engage with the course material and compellingly present your own ideas and reflections in writing and orally. | * Engage with the course material and compellingly present your own ideas and reflections in writing and orally. |