This semester, you and up to two partners will be responsible for a 10-minute multimedia presentation.
Requirements:
- The presentation must be no more than 10 minutes in length.
- There should be 10-12 slides (including introduction and conclusion)
and should contain least one video clip—absolutely no more than two
minutes in length.
- On the day of your presentation, email your presentation (or a link) to me at dhdelao@gmail.com.
Also:
- You must provide your own laptop.
- You may utilize any presentation program you like (e.g PowerPoint,
Keynote). However, please sort out any technical issues BEFORE your
presentation date (our room's projection system can be found throughout
campus).
- Macs will require an Apple-specific adapter to connect to the
university’s projection system. Newer model PCs with HDMI-only
connections will also require special adapters.
- You must present from a downloaded version of your presentation
(e.g. PowerPoint, Keynote); DO NOT present directly from Google Docs
online.
- Presentations without an introduction and/or conclusion cannot score
higher than a C You may be docked for a lack of preparedness
Topics:
- The Legend of Slender Man
- When YouTube Makes a Star: Shawn Mendes, Carly Rae Jepsen, and 5 Seconds of Summer
- How They Work: Dating Apps
- Can Someone Post Photos of You Online?: Knowing the Law
- A Brief History of Internet Hoaxes
- All About Snapchat
- What Google Knows about Me and You
- Inside the Dark Web
- How Napster Broke the Internet
- I Am a Social Media Influencer
- Trump on Twitter: A History
- A Brief History of Doxxing
- This is Your Brain on Social Media
- In Memoriam: Xanga, Friendster, and Google+
- Big in the ‘90s: AOL, AltaVista, and MapQuest
- IsAnyoneUp and the History on Revenge Porn
- Getting Slut Shamed on the Internet
- Baby Boomers and Social Media
- Safe Spaces for Hate: Gab, 4Chan, and Voat
- All About Instagram
- What Facebook Knows about You and Me
- What Happened in the Fappening?
- On Boys and Social Media
- Who is Mark Zuckerberg?
- When MySpace Ruled the World
Sec. 6-
Week 7: Tue 10.1/Thu 10.3
- Raymond, Timothy - What Happened in the Fappening?
Week 8: Tue 10.8/Thu 10.10
- Anna, Ailenn - Inside the Dark Web
- Kevin, Sarahi - I Am a Social Media Influencer
Week 9: Tue 10.15/Thu 10.17
- Ashley, Maya, Carlos - On Boys and Social Media
- Jimmy, Aaron - A Brief History of Internet Hoaxes
Week 10: Tue 10.22/Thu 10.24
- Jazmin, Alan - All About Snapchat
- Hector, Kenneth - The Legend of Slender Man
Week 12: Tue 11.5/Thu 11.7
- Pablo, Luis, Jason - All About Instagram
- Dikla, Emily - When YouTube Makes a Star: Shawn Mendes, Carly Rae Jepsen, and 5 Seconds of Summer
Week 13: Tue 11.12/Thu 11.14
- Cindy, Rosa, Taylor - A Brief History of Doxxing
Sec. 16:
Week 8: Tue 10.8/Thu 10.10
- Malcolm, Giuliana - I am a Social Media Influencer
- Amie, Carlson, Jenny - All About Instagram
Week 9: Tue 10.15/Thu 10.17
- Jimmy, Ian - This is Your Brain on Social Media
- Matthew, Idreece - The Legend of Slender Man
Week 10: Tue 10.22/Thu 10.24
- Mario, Kim, Destiny - Who is Mark Zuckerberg?
- Sungbae, Paul - Inside the Dark Web
Week 12: Tue 11.5/Thu 11.7
- Ashley, Abigail - All About Snapchat
- Dajana, Roman, Waleed - Can Someone Post Photos of You Online?: Knowing the Law
Week 13: Tue 11.12/Thu 11.14
- Brennon, Kathrisse - What Google Knows about Me and You
Week 14: Tue 11.19/Thu 11.21
- Luisa, Brad - When YouTube Makes a Star: Shawn Mendes, Carly Rae Jepsen, and 5 Seconds of Summer
