[Air-L] Syllabi/reading lists on advocacy and social media?

[Sarah Ann Oates]

Mary Joyce (ed) Digital Activism Decoded, particularly good for undergrad course, you can download it for free online (I am pretty sure legally).

On Mar 28, 2014, at 2:19 PM, Luis Hestres wrote:

Hi all,

I’ll be teaching a course on ‘Advocacy and Social Media’ this fall. If you are teaching or have taught something similar, could you share your syllabi or reading lists? I’m trying to gather some good examples on which I can build my own course.

Thanks!

Luis

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