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Digital Media (MOOC stands for : Massively Open Online Courses (Which is…
Digital Media
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The "synthesis of the two histories" of historical communication technologies and new media is convergance
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Most often, Tim Berners-Lee is credited with developing the World Wide Web.
This concept is the idea that "none of us can know everything; each of us knows something; and we can put the pieces together if we pool our resources and combine our skills." : collective intellegence
Marshall McLuhan used this term to describe how "experiences with any medium are conditioned by those media with which we are already familiar." : rearviewmirrorism
This is the alternative view to technological determinism. It argues that technological innovation is a "social product." : social shaping of technology
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Media theorists Marshall McLuhan and Raymond Williams present completely opposite views of how media technologies are developed and used.
Kranzberg's First Law is that "technology is neither good, nor bad, nor is it neutral."
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One study has found the accuracy of entries in Wikipedia to be broadly comparable to the Encyclopedia Brittanica.
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