1Visual+Lit+Reflection

=#1 Media Literacy Reflection (MLR)=
 * ~ ==Assignment type== ||~ ==Link== ||~ ==Short description== || ==Due Dates*== ||
 * #1.1Media Lit Refl ||  [|#1Assignment page] || rough draft/outline of MLR paper || 9/08 ||
 * #1.2Media Lit Refl ||    [|#1Assignment page] || final draft of MLR paper || 9/22 ||
 * #1Peer Review || #1PR page || no peer review for this paper || n/a ||
 * #1Discussions || Disc page || where you will find the discussions of this firest module || weekly ||
 * #1View&Do1 ||  [|V&Ds page] || where you will find links to the v&ds || 9/05 ||
 * #1View&D2 || [|V&Ds page] || where you will find links to the v&ds || 9/15 ||
 * #1Mini-Lectures || Mini-lectures || lectures about how to do the paper || MWF/wk ||
 * #1Hdbk Ex ||  [|Rhetorical Situation] || a jing explaining the rs hdbk ex. || 9/12 ||
 * #1MLR rubric new || [|#1rubric] || grading rubric for the MLR paper || n/a ||
 * Note**: See the [|Course Schedule] for all the due dates

media type="youtube" key="TPAO-lZ4_hU&color1=11645361&color2=13619151&hl=en&fs=1" height="344" width="425" Professor Michael Wesch’s brilliant presentation to the Library of Congress, June 23, 2008. The video is 55 minutes long, but provides excellent background to social media, user-generated content, and online communities through the lens of anthropology.