The students shall acquire a basic knowledge about the social history of the media (with an emphasis on the history of the media in Norway). The students shall also know the typical structures and genres of today's digital media, as well as having established a critical understanding of common terminology about modern information technology and digital media.
Spoken and written language Printing and the coming of a literate and political public sphere The nineteenth century's media innovations Media development in the twentieth century Convergence and divergence Structures and genres in digital media The digital-literate institution Hypertextuality Interactivity Multimediality
Lectures
Writing of two essays with formative-iterative assessment during the semester.
EssayWritten exam, 3 hours
Essay (counts 45%) Written Exam, 3 hours (counts 55%) Summative assessment of two essays after the end of the semester.
Alphabetical Scale, A(best) – F (fail)
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