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Sarah Noferman: “As a student of Political I did not understand how the old Politics always used the strategies of connecting people through their local authorities, ethnic groups and family clans. I now understand that these methods can be utilized for the new Internet environment and can bring wonderful results on campaigns.” |
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 List of Additional Courses |
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 Political Behavior on Internet |
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- Description of the course: Turning the age of the Internet from childhood to mature substance, blogs became a powerful tool for interpreting reality and presenting alternative content. There is no arguing anymore about the fact that the blogs of influential people like journalists and writers shape political agendas. History shows us that the rulers of different epochs tried to evolve poets and writers for their favor. However, the interactive manner of the Net brings the creators to be independent on the governors anymore, thus becoming an authority by themselves. This course teaches the student advanced theories in analysis of the behavior of voters on Net, methods and tools of eVoting and eGovernment and creates a platform for interaction of politicians and their voters.
- Potential participants: Students of Social Sciences, professionals, site owners, governmental officials
- Duration: 14 weeks (3 months)
- Blog and Forum of the course
- Languages of video-lessons: English, Hebrew, Russian
- Schedule: next intake – 1st of January 2010 (upon registration)
- Assignments of the course:
- Guided personal project on Internet Politics
- Weekly multi choice exams
- Final report on the project
- Price: only 900$
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Articles on political campaigns on the Internet |
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- “”With so many close elections this year, the Internet has played a pivotal role in fundraising, organizing, and get out the vote efforts,” said Alexis Rice, Project Director of CampaignsOnline.org and Fellow at the Center for the Study of American Government at Johns Hopkins University. “Campaigns have embraced Internet strategies to stay competitive. “Blogging has become an essential part of political campaigns, with campaigns, special interest groups, and national political parities not only creating blogs, but hiring paid bloggers to write on their behalf on “independent” blogs”. November 7, 2006 in Campaignsonline.org Blog,
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Registration and Payment for the course |
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Our course are available upon registration. The registration for the course allows opening a personal blog upon Lecturer considerations, participation in the course forums and final certification. You must approve the Learning Agreement upon your registration and payment. 
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Lecturer: Dr. Marina Shorer |
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