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Keywords

1. Aesthetics
2. Affordances
3. Audience
4. Aurality
5. Awareness
6. Blog
7. Cartography
8. Comic
9. Copyright
10. Counterculture
11. Digital Revolution in Design
12. Documentary
13. Ethnography
14. Genre
15. Geographical rhetoric
16. Globalization
17. GIF
18. Graffiti
19. Hacktivism
20. Infotainment
21. Internet
22. Kuleshov effect
23. Language
24. Social Network (&LinkedIn)
25. Maps
26. Media
27. Media ideology
28. Microblogging
29. Multimodality
30. New media
31. Nude
32. Pinterest
33. Podcast
34. Publicity
35. Remediation
36. Rhetoric of Place
37. Rhetoric/Rhetorical
38. Search Engine Optimization SEO
39. Semiotics
40. Social media
41. Sonic rhetoric
42. Sound engineering
43. Sound Effects
44. Sound Shots
45. Space/Place
46. Speech
47. Street Art
48. Style Guide
49. Typography
50. Typeface
51. Tumblr
52. Vocal delivery
53. Web 2.0
54. Wiki
55. World wide web
56. Writing

Readings:

1. Agaston, "Students' Perspective on Cyber Bullying"
2. Banksy, Exit Through the Gift Shop
3. Berger, Ways of Seeing, episode 1
4. Berger, Ways of Seeing, Part 2
5. Berger, Ways of Seeing,Part 3
6. Berger, Ways of Seeing,Part 4
7. Bielby, “Women and Men in Film” 
8. Bolter and Grusin, “Immediacy, Hypermediacy, and Remediation”
9. Bomb It
10. Children of the Iron Snake'
11. Campbell, "Cyber Bullying: An Old Problem in a New Guise?"
12. Crogan, "Editing (And) Individuation."
13. Drucker, “Language in the Landscape”
14. Droney, "The Business of Getting Up"
15. Ellison and Boyd, “Social Network Sites”
16. Ferguson, “Everything is a Remix,” Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4
17. H. Avelos, “The desert of imagination in the city of signs: Cultural implications of sponsored transgression and branded graffiti”
18. Hampe, “Visual Evidence”
19. Harmon, “You are Here” and “Map as Art”
20. Joemets, "Human Voice"
21. Los Calles Hablan
22. Laurier and Brown, “The Reservations of the Editor”
23. Leef; Protess; Brooks, "Crusading Journalism: Changing Public Attitudes and Policy-Making Agendas"
24. Litt, “The Imagine Audience”
25. LoBrutto, "Invisible" or "Visible" Editing
26. MacGillivray, Sauceda Curwen "Tagging as a social literacy practice"
27. Massey, “On Space”
28. Mavriplis et al., "Mind the Gap"
29. McCloud, “Show and Tell”
30. McCloud, “The Vocabulary of Comics”
31. McCloud, “Time Frames”
32. McKee, “Sound Matters”
33. Meyrowitz & Maguire, "Media, Place, and Multiculturalism"
34. Norman, “Psychopathology of Everyday Things”
35. Phua, "Following Celebrities' Tweets About Brands"
36. Purdy, “When the Tenets of Composition Go Public”
37. Rice, “The Making of Ka-Knowledge”
38. Rodero, "See It on a Radio Story"
39. Schmidt, “New Media Writer as Cartographer”
40. Selections from Joe Austin’s Taking the train : how graffiti art became an urban crisis in New York City
41. Selfe, “The Movement of Air, The Breath of Meaning”
42. Shipka, “Sound Engineering”
43. Style Wars
44. Suhr and Willerslev, “Can Film Show the Invisible‌?”
45. Swanson, “Architecture, Meaning, and Experience”
46. Urbanbugs'
47. Wilson-Lundin, “Teaching With Wikis”
48. Wysocki, “The Multiple Media of Texts”
49. Wysocki, “The Sticky Embrace of Beauty"
50. Watts, "A Teenager’s View on Social Media"