For the next three sessions we're investigating the synergy between the expansion of Web 2.0 and the growth of a post-modern digital cyberculture. The first session will give you an over view of Post-Modernism. In the two subsequent sessions you'll be doing an assignment exploring these connections with relation to specific media texts and patterns of audience consumption. You should be thinking about media productions that have post-modern features e.g:
TV: Big Brother, The X factor, Dr Who, The Simpsons
Film: Avatar, The Matrix, The Truman Show
Music: MTV, music videos
In addition to the handout and the Power Point presentation ( email docs to follow), you'll need to refer to Music and Post-Modernism and Theoretical Approaches to Post Modernism.
The purpose of this blog is to encourage my students at the Royal National College for the Blind to investigate the effects of digital technology on media production and distribution -one of the topics on the OCR A Level course, which also involves debates about media and post-modern culture.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
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Interesting Links
- A Short History of the Internet
- Baudrillard & Hyperreality
- Jaron Lanier - "You are not a Gadget!"
- Lev Manovich
- Marshall McLuhan
- Media Exemplar
- Music & Post-Modernism
- Music Video & Post Modernism
- New Media Studies
- Paul Green's Radio Teaching Site
- Post-Modern Thought
- RNC Media on You Tube
- The Quantum Brothers on You Tube
- Theoretical Approaches to Post Modernism
- Theory.org
- Virtual Revolution - BBC
- Who Controls the Internet - NPR discussion
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