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LISTING OF DISTANCE COURSES OFFERED IN SECOND LIFE 2009/10
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INTERACTIVE MEDIA DESIGN
Towson Univeristy[1] - Towson, Maryland
Towson’s post-baccalaureate program in Interactive Media Design [2] is a 12-unit online program that gives you the knowledge and skills to apply advanced visual communication and graphic design theories to interactive Web sites and multimedia packages. All courses are completed entirely online without required campus visits. IAMD courses recognized as meeting Quality Matters™ review standards. The Quality Matters™ program beijing massage
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is a faculty-centered peer course review quality assurance process for online learning. The Interactive Media Design certificate program consists of four graduate-level studio art courses:
ART610 Elements of WWW Design offered spring 2010 and spring 2011, Professor Bridget Z. Sullivan [3] (follow the link on the left for Course Details)
This course explores the digital aesthetics and methods of World Wide Web design that are the foundation of WWW authoring. Through a series of digital Exercises and Projects the student will become aware of the basic design issues and techniques of designing for the WWW. Students are expected to develop their design aesthetic as it relates to the WWW, and participate in researching and discussing various topics of WWW design including its impact on industry, culture, education, and the visual dissemination of electronic information. This is an online course. Students utilize Second Life to present their final project and throughout the semester to meet virtually with the professor during SL office hours.webhosting|unlimited web hosting ART620 Graduate Typography offered fall 2009 and fall 2010, Professor Bridget Z. Sullivan [4] (follow the link on the left for Course Details)
Typography is a studio art course in which the student explores advanced formal and technical concepts and the aesthetics of type. The course presents the ideas and concepts typography through lecture; slide presentations, demonstrations, and student research. Through execution and completion of Typography Projects and Exercises the student investigates the history, methods and aesthetics of typography while developing their own typographical aesthetic. This is an graduate level course so the emphasis is on research, technique, process, and the quality of the finished product. Students are expected to develop their typographical aesthetic as it relates to the WWW, and participate in researching and discussing various topics of WWW typography including its impact on industry, culture, education, and the visual dissemination of electronic information. ART620 is an online course. Students utilize Second Life for: class meetings, presentations of projects, and building activities. Students will also use SL throughout the semester to meet virtually with the professor during SL office hours.ART641 Interactive Media Concept and Theory offered spring 2010 and spring 2011, Professor Bridget Z. Sullivan [5] follow the link on the left (follow the link on the left for Course Details)
This course explores the concepts, theories and applied principles of interactive media design. Through a series of interactive design exercises and projects the student will become aware of the interactive design issues and techniques faced by today’s interactive designers. Students are expected to develop their interactive design aesthetic as it relates to the WWW, and participate in research and discussion of various topics of interactive design including its impact on industry, culture, education, and the visual dissemination of electronic information. ART641 is an online course. Students utilize Second Life for: class meetings, presentations of projects, and building activities. Students will also use SL throughout the semester to meet virtually with the professor during SL office hours.
ART765 Graduate Design for the WWW offered fall 2009 and fall 2010, Professor Bridget Z. Sullivan [6] follow the link on the left (follow the link on the left for Course Details)
This course explores the aesthetics and methods of World Wide Web design and authoring. Through a series of WWW Exercises and Projects the student will become aware of the design issues related to the authoring of comprehensive WWW sites. Students will use digital imaging methods for image generation, and WWW authoring techniques including: HTML, CSS, UNIX, animated gif graphics, image maps, and movie/audio clips. Students will learn and utilize current industry WWW authoring software including: Adobe Dreamweaver, and Photoshop. Students will engage in the design and production of websites, publish via the Internet, and participate in researching various aspects of design for WWW and its impact on industry, culture, education, and the visual dissemination of electronic information. ART765 is an online course. Students utilize Second Life for: class meetings, presentations of projects, and building activities. Students will also use SL throughout the semester to meet virtually with the professor during SL office hours.
WOMEN'S STUDIES
Ohio State University[7] Seo Services Seo expert Seo marketing
Women's Studies 110: Women, Society and Culture , offered fall quarter 2009 and spring quarter 2010. Dr. S.Collingwood.[8] rapidshare download pay per click|web designer Women's Studies 110d has been taught in Second Life since 2007. The course uses an interdisciplinary and multicultural approach to explore the realities of women in local, national and international contexts. Readings seen in class are designed to connect with practical work in Second Life. We begin with a discussion of the philosophies of modern feminism, and we test these philosophies in our study of law and public policy regarding issues of race, class, sexual orientation, economic equality, physical ability, violence, and the environment.</p>
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