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Wednesday, September 20,
2000 class In the first
session of Entertainment and the World Wide Web, we'll describe the course, get acquainted
with each student's interest areas and perspectives on media technologies, and learn about
the broad outlines of the digital media universe.
A Digital Media Overview
- Introductions
- Course Overview
Sep 20: A Digital Media Overview
Sep 27: Digital Photography
Guest speaker: Jim Cannata on Digital Photography
Oct 4: The Technical Infrastructure of the Internet
Oct 11: World Wide Web Entertainment Trends
Oct 18: MP3 and the Internet Music Revolution
Oct 25: Special class at Fall
INTERNET WORLD
Nov 1: Webcasting and Streaming Media
Nov 8: Television Online
Nov 15: Hollywood and the Web
Nov 22: Radio in Cyberspace
Nov 29: Copyrights, Royalties and Digital Intellectual Property
Dec 6: Resources & Networking, Course Summary
- Assignments:
-- Three projects
-- Classroom interaction
- Suggested magazines
- Suggested books:
-- Being Digital, Negroponte, 0-679-76290-6
-- What Will Be, Dertouzos, 0-06-251479-2
-- Interface Culture. Johnson, 0-06-251482-2
-- The Invisible Computer, Norman, 0-262-14065-9
- The Media Technology Landscape
-- Digitization and its discontents
-- Trends in computing
Next week: Digital Photography
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