Rutgers Classifieds>Rutgers Online Courses>Disability and Digital Media: Accessibility, Representation and Inclusion

Disability and Digital Media: Accessibility, Representation and Inclusion

About this Course

In Disability and Digital Media , we will explore the relationship between digital technologies and disability in the Internet age.We will consider: the evolving impact of social media on representations of disability; the politics of experiencing, embodying, and discussing disability online; the presence of disability in memes, viral content, and online culture; and the role of accessibility in the digital world.

Created by: Curtin University

Level: Introductory


Related Online Courses

The experience of war has changed fundamentally - not only for those fighting and reporting, but also for those on the home front. High-tech nations wage wars from a distance using satellite-guided... more
The course asks the following questions (and more): How can we locate a particular manuscript within a larger liturgical tradition? What sorts of information can be gained about a community by... more
This course shows the emergence of modern Tokyo through artist renderings of its neighborhoods, daily life and nightlife, nested between its recurring destruction by natural disasters and war.... more
n un escenario de posibilidades tecnológicas y de acceso a la información casi ilimitados, la diferencia no la hace lo que sabemos hacer hoy, sino lo que podemos imaginar. El pensamiento creativo y... more
The focus of this class is on the language of first-order logic , a formally defined language that allows us to make precise and unambiguous statements about any subject of interest. Using the... more

CONTINUE SEARCH

FOLLOW COLLEGE PARENT CENTRAL