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Institute for Multimedia Literacy (IML )
An introduction to the history, theory, and languages of new media.
An introduction to the expressive range of screen languages in their cultural, historical, and technological contexts.
37401R Lecture-Lab 2:00-3:50pm Thursday 8 of 20 Craig Dietrich EGG A PDF (204599 KB)
Introduction to the expressive potential of multimedia as a critical and creative tool, supplementing traditional forms of academic work.
Social Media and Remix Culture 37408R Lecture-Lab 11:00-12:50pm Tuesday 3 of 20 Vicki Callahan EGG B PDF (536838 KB) Social Media and Remix Culture 37409R Lecture-Lab 2:00-3:50pm Thursday 10 of 20 Vicki Callahan EGG B PDF (536838 KB) The Web, Digital Media, and Creative Culture 37410R Lecture-Lab 9:00-10:50am Tuesday 10 of 20 Evan Hughes THH B4PDF (536957 KB) Digital Media for Business 37411R Lecture-Lab 6:30-8:20pm Tuesday 12 of 20 Jerry Cohen THH B6PDF (529729 KB) Digital Media for the Social Sciences 37412R Lecture-Lab 10:00-11:50am Wednesday 11 of 20 Tara Waugh THH B4PDF (1160348 MB) Digital Media and Popular Culture 37413R Lecture-Lab 9:00-10:50am Wednesday 11 of 20 Evan Hughes THH B6PDF (715267 KB) Digital Storytelling and Media Production 37414R Lecture-Lab 10:00-11:50am Friday 9 of 20 Yoshie Suzuki-Lahav EGG A PDF (538785 KB) Digital Storytelling and Media Production 37415R Lecture-Lab 6:00-7:50pm Tuesday 21 of 22 David Johnson EGG A PDF (538262 KB)
An intermediate level blend of theory and practice that approaches scholarly multimedia work in the context of its cultural and technological environment. Recommended preparation is
IML 101 ,
IML 104 , or
IML 140 .
37425R Lecture-Lab 10:00-11:50am Tuesday 9 of 20 David Johnson EGG A PDF (249170 KB)
Emphasizing rigorous research and multimedia authorship strategies within a disciplinary context, this course prepares students to undertake large-scale multimedia projects.
37426R Lecture-Lab 2:00-3:50pm Tuesday 7 of 20 Deborah Ramsey EGG A PDF (196813 KB)
Theory and practice related to the analysis and creation of scholarly Web-based media projects.
Recommended preparation: IML 101 or
IML 104 .
37430R Lecture-Lab 4:00-5:50pm Tuesday 16 of 20 Craig Dietrich EGG A PDF (194834 KB)
Creating real social change through multimedia, working in collaboration with a local nonprofit organization.
Recommended preparation: IML 101 or
IML 340 .
37431R Lecture-Lab 10:00-12:50pm Wednesday Canceled
David Johnson PDF (202506 KB)
Production of Multimedia Honors thesis. Open to students in the Honors Program in Multimedia Scholarship only.
Lectures, presentations, and readings on the critical and creative challenges of contemporary multi-screen digital media practices.
Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.
Selected topics in multimedia literacy.
Transmedia Documentary Lab 37441D 2.0 Lecture-Lab 1:00-2:50pm Friday 9 of 10 Gabriel Peters-Lazaro EGG B
An introduction to modern research on expressive screen languages, studied in their cultural, historical, and technological contexts.
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student, Professional Year 1, Doctoral Student
Information accurate as of 6/20/2011 9:23 AM .
