Social Networks and Communities -- Tufts University EXP-50-CS Spring 2014: So...Jesse LittlewoodThe document outlines a class on social networks and social media, focusing on the economics of social media and community theories. It includes discussions on core media theory, technological affordances, and various assignments related to social media norm breaching. Key concepts from figures like Marshall McLuhan and Donald Norman are incorporated to analyze how media shapes social interactions.
Social Networks and Communities -- Tufts University EXP-50-CS Spring 2014: So...Jesse LittlewoodThe document outlines a class on social networks and social media, focusing on the economics of social media and community theories. It includes discussions on core media theory, technological affordances, and various assignments related to social media norm breaching. Key concepts from figures like Marshall McLuhan and Donald Norman are incorporated to analyze how media shapes social interactions.
Digital Identities -- Tufts University EXP-50-CS Spring 2014, Social Media --...Jesse LittlewoodThe document outlines a class agenda on digital identities and social networking at Tufts University, led by Jesse Littlewood. It covers topics like the definition and history of social networking sites, the concept of digital identity, and societal perspectives on technology. Discussion points include the nature of online communication, the impact of digital connectivity on relationships, and the upcoming lightning talks format for student presentations.
Digital disruptions class 4 9-29-14 pptJesse LittlewoodThis document summarizes a class lecture about digital disruptions and the evolution of the web. It discusses the key differences between Web 1.0, which was top-down with users primarily consuming content, and Web 2.0, which harnesses collective intelligence through user-generated content and participation. Examples of social media, analytics tools, and how users can actively or passively contribute to Web 2.0 applications are provided. The document also briefly mentions potential aspects of Web 3.0 involving connected devices and predictive analytics.
Social Media Intro -- Tufts University EXP-50-CS Spring 2014 -- Lecture 1Jesse LittlewoodThe document outlines a course on social media at Tufts University, focusing on its history, impact on society, and future trends. Key themes include participatory culture, digital identities, and the economics of social media. It also discusses topics like privacy, civic engagement, and public policy, alongside evaluation methods and expectations for student assignments.
Civ320 soil mechanicschetangupta54321The document provides information on the course "Soil Mechanics" including the course code, title, credit hours, textbooks, reference books, other required readings, and a detailed weekly plan for lectures that covers topics such as soil properties, permeability, consolidation, shear strength, and stress distribution. The lecture plan lists the learning outcomes, chapters to be covered from specified textbooks, and pedagogical tools to be used such as whiteboard teaching, presentations, and case studies.
