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Diploma in Print, Electronic and Digital Media
time10-15hrs
timebeginner level
Explore the development of print and how it contributed to the standardisation of languages and influenced the spread of ideas in Europe and India in this free online course. Study how traditional print publications transformed into electronic communications before seeing the impact of the arrival of digital media. This course also looks at the rise of the Internet and the role of social media in human communications.
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Diploma in Print, Electronic and Digital Media
Learn about the advancement of human communication from print to electronic formats and then to digital media.
Explore the development of print and how it contributed to the standardisation of languages and influenced the spread of ideas in Europe and India in this free online course. Study how traditional print publications transformed into electronic communications before seeing the impact of the arrival of digital media. This course also looks at the rise of the Internet and the role of social media in human communications.
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Module 1
4 Lessons
Print Circuit and Modernization
In this module, you will learn about the history of books in Europe and who the important parties involved in the creation and distribution of books were. You will also learn how print contributed to the standardization of languages, influenced the spread of ideas, and affected the politics and economics of European societies.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Robert Darnton: What is the History of Books?
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3.Benedict Anderson: The Origins of National Consciousness
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4.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
5 Lessons
Print and Colonialism
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Module 3
1 Lessons
First Assessment
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Module 4
5 Lessons
From Print to Electronic Media
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Module 5
5 Lessons
Digital Media - Ownership and Control
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Module 6
1 Lessons
Second Assessment
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Module 7
1 Lessons
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