Institution: University of Ottawa ()
Category: Faculty of Social Sciences
Language:
English
Course Description
This mini-course examines media's role in shaping society, focusing on its influence on values, behavior, and public opinion. Students will analyze historical and modern examples to understand media bias, propaganda, and misinformation while exploring ethical storytelling. Through interactive discussions, group projects, and multimedia tools, they will critically evaluate media messages and create a responsible media campaign addressing a social issue. The course covers media history, its impact on democracy, and social media's cultural role. By fostering critical thinking and ethical awareness, this course equips students to navigate and contribute thoughtfully to today's media landscape.
Biography
Experienced Education and Project Management Specialist with over six years of expertise in planning, facilitating, and evaluating educational initiatives. Skilled in designing and implementing engaging learning experiences, particularly for youth. Committed to fostering a deeper understanding of social sciences by connecting theory to real-world applications and encouraging critical thinking among students.
