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Due last day of final exams: 11:59 pm, Wednesday, March 24th 

+50 points extra credit for students who submit early and present at last day of class which is 10:30 am Tuesday, March 16th.

 

Note that this is called a project rather than an essay. Students may submit an essay, but students are strongly encouraged to explore other media. Our BBCC faculty librarian Rhonda Kitchens will host the 10:30 class on Thursday, March 4th, and she will be presenting interesting aps to use for this project such as Padlet, BuzzSprout, ThingLink, Visme, Storyboard That, etc.

 

For this project, students will pick ONE of the following subject areas:

  • privacy
  • religion
  • politics
  • family / raising children
  • work 
  • education
  • art 
  • (other approved topics)

 

 

Students will then present their interpretation of their subject through all four of the following:

  • McLuhan’s thesis that modernity is the product of print culture. How did print modernize your subject? (50 points)
  • McLuhan’s thesis that electronic culture creates a “global village” where the older pre-literate oral culture is now presented on an international stage. How is electronic technology changing your subject? (50 points)
  • Your summary of the positives and negatives of this change. Do you think that overall this has been a change for the better or not? (50 points)
  • McLuhan’s thesis that the medium is the message. How did the medium you chose for this project impact the message? (50 points)

 

Since this is your interpretation, you are free to disagree with McLuhan’s theses. Remember that this is a philosophy course and so you are encouraged to have opinions on these topics. Projects will be graded on their ability to present and interpret McLuhan’s theses and for the arguments supporting your interpretations and opinions.

 

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If you have any questions or need help, please reach out to me and we can make an appointment.  RhondaK@bigbend.edu

Images & Video With No Copyrights or Royalties :

Unsplash

Pixabay

 

Advice:  Start Text First

 

Need to do more Research?

Proquest
Google Advanced

 

Padlet

Example:  McCarthy's French Speaking Countries Project

 


Thinglink : Invite Code EFXAUA
Example: McCarthy's Family Tree Project

 

 


Visme

Visme eBook Example

 

 

StoryboardThat

 

 

 

BuzzSprout

Example:  Passion Project Showcase: Dr. Allison Palumbo

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Tim Fuhrman


Faculty Librarian: 
Rhonda Kitchens


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