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    This document discusses an online tutorial that addresses temporal and spatial dimensions in debates about analogue versus digital technologies. Students are asked to consider how digital technologies change the ways we perceive and experience the world based on Marshall McLuhan's idea that "the medium is the message." The tutorial also prompts discussion of "remix culture" and evaluating an idea from Poster by presenting a case study of a remix artist who creates new works from preexisting words, images, or sounds.

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    This document discusses an online tutorial that addresses temporal and spatial dimensions in debates about analogue versus digital technologies. Students are asked to consider how digital technologies change the ways we perceive and experience the world based on Marshall McLuhan's idea that "the medium is the message." The tutorial also prompts discussion of "remix culture" and evaluating an idea from Poster by presenting a case study of a remix artist who creates new works from preexisting words, images, or sounds.

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    This document discusses an online tutorial that addresses temporal and spatial dimensions in debates about analogue versus digital technologies. Students are asked to consider how digital technologies change the ways we perceive and experience the world based on Marshall McLuhan's idea that "the medium is the message." The tutorial also prompts discussion of "remix culture" and evaluating an idea from Poster by presenting a case study of a remix artist who creates new works from preexisting words, images, or sounds.

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    COMM1002

    Tutorial 6
    Reflections and Discussions on Online Task and Forum
    1. Task

    Temporal and spatial dimensions in this debate about


    analogue vs. digital technologies
    The medium is the message what are the social or cultural
    changes bought by the digitalization of the analogue
    technologies you examined? How does such a digital
    technology change the ways in which we perceive or
    experience the world?

    2. Forum
    One of the possible ways to evaluate Posters idea is to explore
    issues related to remix culture.
    In-class Research Exercise
    As a group, identify and present a case study on an emerging /
    established remix artist or media producer who makes use of
    preexisting words, images and/or sounds to create new works. Be
    prepared to discuss:
    -

    His/her career development even if s/he remains somewhat


    as an amateur artist / non-professional media producer;

    Sources of materials that s/he utilizes in his or her works;

    Key or major projects that s/he is involved in; and

    Whether your group agrees that in this case Posters argument


    (the cultural object becomes open to the users for
    reproduction, distribution, and even transformation") is valid
    and its premises are true.

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