RHMS 270 Interpersonal Media
Introduction to theories of interpersonal communication processes (e.g., social support, uncertainty management, privacy management, conflict, deception). Influence of new media on these processes, impact of communication media on identities, relationships, and communities. Prerequisites: None.
The website for Fall 2016 is publicly available. Copies of materials related to the course Twitter and blogging assignments (including our gamification experiment with badges for blog posts) are available upon request.
I have also presented in several places about some of the ways we use technology in RHMS 270:
Using Social Media to Encourage Participatory Culture Presentation at the Building Bridges Technology Conference, March 2017, Spokane, WA. Thanks to the Northwest Academic Computing Consortium for their support!
Teaching with Social Media Presentation to faculty and IT staff at the 729 Miles of Technology Conference, May 2015, Reed College, Portland, OR.
Teaching with Social Media Presentation at the 2015 Faculty Technology Showcase, Lewis & Clark College, December 2015.
Virtual Teams with Google Docs Paper presented at the meeting of the National Communication Association, November 2014, Chicago, IL.
Daena J. Goldsmith 