Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/University of Rhode Island/Digital Media Literacy (Fall)

{{course details

| course_name = Digital Media Literacy

| instructor_username = Reneehobbs

| instructor_realname = Renee Hobbs

| support_staff = Ian (Wiki Ed)

| subject = Communication

| start_date = 2024-11-08 00:00:00 UTC

| end_date = 2024-12-16 23:59:59 UTC

| institution = University of Rhode Island

| expected_students = 38

| assignment_page = Wikipedia:Wiki_Ed/University_of_Rhode_Island/Digital_Media_Literacy_(Fall)

| slug = University_of_Rhode_Island/Digital_Media_Literacy_(Fall)

| campaigns = National Communication Association, Fall 2024

| dashboard.wikiedu.org = yes

}}

Students explore a media-related topic in which they have a personal or professional interest. They gather information from a variety of sources and make edits to a Wikipedia page where new information could be productively integrated. They use information from sources to demonstrate their understanding of the new information they explored, and reflect on Wikipedia and the nature of crowdsourced information production.

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{{student table row|Winstonvg2020|Young adult literature|}}

{{student table row|Liamaldonado|Hate-watching|}}

{{student table row|Victoria.hudak|Screen time|}}

{{student table row|Sarahscribes|AI washing|}}

{{student table row|Ashleyvalentino|Media Psychology, Media psychology|}}

{{student table row|Sophiadimartino2|Social media use in health awareness|}}

{{student table row|Emma.elizondo|Influencer marketing|}}

{{student table row|Ryanking 25|Social media as an influence on consumerism|}}

{{student table row|Angfusco78|Social media as a news source|}}

{{student table row|Emily.gitelman|EHealth|}}

{{student table row|COMWIKI250|Digital media use and mental health|}}

{{student table row|Wikiuser465|Https://w.wiki/8yL8, Problematic social media use|}}

{{student table row|Cshimanski|Cultural impact of TikTok|}}

{{student table row|Gracestamp|Nanotechnology in warfare|}}

{{student table row|Aidan Trainor|Parasocial interaction|}}

{{student table row|Lindsey.arduini|Propaganda through media, Internet manipulation|}}

{{student table row|Kaitlinquinton|Mobile phone use in schools|}}

{{student table row|Marissaburger123|Body image (neuroscience), Muscle dysmorphia|}}

{{student table row|Allenem25|News media|}}

{{student table row|Gianapenney|Misinformation|}}

{{student table row|Paigelubanski|Mental illness in media|}}

{{student table row|Courtneysarris|Video game culture|}}

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{{student table row|James Giesen|Digital media use and mental health|}}

{{student table row|Marisha anand|Streaming media|}}

{{student table row|Lenalukowicz|Online public relations|}}

{{student table row|Dannyw51|Media ethics|}}

{{student table row|Laurenmorrissey33|Social media in education|}}

{{student table row|Nathanmurphy20|Mainstream media|}}

{{student table row|George7236|Applications of artificial intelligence|}}

{{student table row|Georgek7236|Problematic social media use|}}

{{student table row|Mdigi24|Mistral AI|}}

{{student table row|Masondigi24|Problematic social media use|}}

{{student table row|Kwillnus25|Old media|}}

{{student table row|YouCantSeeMyName|Citizen journalism|}}

{{student table row|Nicktoro|Problematic social media use|}}

{{student table row|Wikiuder231456||}}

{{student table row|Pturner04||}}

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