Schedule and outline
Time: 8.15-11:45Classroom: Varying, see schedule
Orientation: Instructions, goals, definitions, sources, tasks, applications, set up, communications
Media: Mediation, communities, collaborations and environments, virtual and real.
Interaction: roles, dynamics, practices.
Environments, networks, metadata, indices, ontologies.
Knowledge: Epistemology, construction, representation, memory
Perception: experience, illusions, virtuality
Design: Innovation, engineering, usability.
Human & technology: Extensions, cyborgs.
Media & society: Power, democracy, participation, health
Privacy & security: Privacy vs. sharing, security, crime
Media & economy: Ownership, innovation, open & proprietary content, business models, security.
Media: Networks and systems
Essay supervision and start. Referencing, style, perspectives.
Scope of the course
4 ECTS 3 weeks of intensive work (classroom/distance/library)
Intended learning outcomes
Overview to the whole program Open critical reflection of core concepts
Familiarize with core theories
Help to identify own interests
Familiarize with a number of interactive, collaborative and social media applications
Working method
Hybrid classroom-distance course, with physical presence necessary on sessions marked with *. Reading-intensive, see Course literature
Weekly assignments and team-works
Course blog posts expected for every time
Necessary preparations
Make sure you have: SH account
Blog account (any blog engine)
Google account
Examinations
Compulsory Component
2 ECTS creditsIn order to complete the compulsory component, it is necessary to complete the weekly web-based assignments.
Literature based essay
3 ECTS creditsCompleting the essay requires reading the required literature. Instructions.
Links
Bulletin boardCourse evaluation (please complete). The password has been sent to you by email.
Contact
Mauri Kaipainen, prof.Email: mauri.kaipainen@sh.se
Skype: mkaipain
Assignment for next time
Choose an article from here: On "Interactive media" in SH library, Google Scholar
On "Interaction design" in SH library, Google Scholar
Post a comment on the article on your course blog. Include complete references and links using the Harvard style.

