A group blog for LSE Media and Communications MC408 Group 3 MT 2011. All blog posts, comments and opinions expressed here are the authors' own.
Monday, 21 November 2011
Monday, 17 October 2011
Ground Rules from Week 2
Hi all - these were the 'ground rules' we agreed on for the term in Week 2, looking forward to discussing the public sphere with you all on Weds.
What we can all do to make this term a success:
Students:
Turn up! Participate, do readings
Prepare questions beforehand
Work in groups
Feedback to teacher
All participate, ask questions, nothing is too ‘stupid’
Teacher/facilitator:
Make sure everyone understand core ideas (summarise either at beginning or end)
Encourage students to ask questions
Touch on sample exam questions
All:
Summary of readings, central ideas and themes
Problems and questions
Respect one another – no judgement
Listen to each other – let everyone talk
Differentiate between facts and opinions
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Activity for next week
Activity for Week 3 - the Public Sphere
Next week we will be holding a mock-trial based on the readings on the public sphere.
The charge is:
THE INTERNET DOES NOT CREATE A PUBLIC SPHERE
1. In the comments section please add links to articles/blogs/social networks/anything that you think demonstrates either that:
a. the internet DOES create a public sphere
or
b. the internet DOES not create a public sphere
2. make sure you leave a one-sentence/word comment saying whether you think your example is positive or negative
I'll leave a sample comment showing you what I mean
Please come to next week's session prepared to discuss!
The charge is:
THE INTERNET DOES NOT CREATE A PUBLIC SPHERE
1. In the comments section please add links to articles/blogs/social networks/anything that you think demonstrates either that:
a. the internet DOES create a public sphere
or
b. the internet DOES not create a public sphere
2. make sure you leave a one-sentence/word comment saying whether you think your example is positive or negative
I'll leave a sample comment showing you what I mean
Please come to next week's session prepared to discuss!
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