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Advertising on the Internet

This course teaches the basic techniques of Internet Advertising from understanding your audience through implementation of the campaign on practice.

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The Introduction course which teaches the basics of the Internet Advertising: audiences, demographics, planning budget, funding resources, channels, short term and long term strategies, implementation and analysis of the results.

Building Internet Avatars

How to build successful Avatars? How to play and have fun? What is real in the Virtual Worlds?

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Chatting on the Net

Digital writing Internet of the text messages coming increasingly mobile and language encourages playful and creative use of language as a result of technical constraints of the medium.

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Cyber War and Strategic solutions

This course focuses on the growing importance of Cyber-terrorism and Cyber-warfare as national security strategy. The course includes an analysis of the â€œcyber-battlefieldâ€ with an emphasis on the political and legal implications that engaging in such warfare might produce.

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Due to the relatively recent adoption of cyber tactics by the United States and other governments and the use of cyber attacks in various hot and cold conflicts, a comprehensive strategy is needed to deal with such threats.

Elections and political campaigns on the internet

Elections and political campaigns on the internet
Discover campaign strategies and run your own political campaign based on the experience of the best practitioners, advisers and Political Scientists!
The topics youâ€™ll learn:
New Political System
Campaign management
Finding the issue
Building the platform and candidate
Views of voters and your campaign
PR, news and Web-2
Building time-line of the campaign
International issues affecting your campaign
Presidential elections, mid-term and local
Results and pools
Electionsâ€™ day preparations
Measuring success and building successful coalitions
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International Media on Internet

Course analyses the establishment of International media sector from the viewpoint of diversity and localism. The course concentrates on the way to work with reporters, activists, organizations and private companies.

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Internet revolution

Who are the information workers? What else do they produce? How can in the country like the U.S. so many people work at Virtual Business more than in “productive” sectors as agriculture and industry? Is the world done with the industrial revolution and transformed into the Internet revolution scene?

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Internet Teacher

The Internet is everywhere except in our schools. Teaching and learning have changed very little in the last decades. This course will explore several dimensions in which the Internet changes the way students learn, teachers teach and schools operate.

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But it also shows the potential for far-reaching changes in the structures of civilization, including the processes of creating knowledge and design new forms of knowledge and education in modern society.

Introduction to Internet Research

The course deals with effective usage for the purposes of Research and academic work of the freely available Web resources. During this course students will learn how to locate and evaluate the qualities of the available texts and data.

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Islamic terror on Internet

Islamic terrorism consists of a possibility that an entity or organization driven by political terror or criminal activity will use the tools of informational warfare for the purpose of destroy of the vital systems of a certain state or states.

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The course analyses the demolition of the vital systems, either governmental, security, economical or purely public has a potential to cause a knock-down effect and can become a crucial threaten to the world security.

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Manifest Basics Content Example

The purpose of the SCORM? 2004 3rd Edition Manifest Basics Content Example (MBCE) is to provide instruction on the fundamental concepts involved with SCORM content development, particularly of a Manifest.

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Planning Internet Marketing Campaign

The Internet has brought many unique benefits to marketing, one of which being lower costs for the distribution of information and media to a global audience. The interactive nature of Internet marketing, both in terms of providing instant response and eliciting responses, is a unique quality of the medium.

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Internet marketing is sometimes considered to have a broader scope because it not only refers to digital media such as the Internet, e-mail, and wireless media; however, Internet marketing also includes management of digital customer data and electronic customer relationship management systems. Internet marketing ties together creative and technical aspects of the Internet, including design, development, advertising, and sale.

Political Behavior on Internet

Voting patterns of the Internet users is something fluid and yet with the help of the sophisticated data and tools can create a powerful insight on the dynamics of Political Campaigns on the Internet.

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Political campaigns on Internet

The Internet as a source of news and Web 2.0 RSS updates has now become a leading source of campaign news for young people. Professionals and awared citizens form groups of reference and create their own political trustees with the help of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook.

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This course teaches how to understand Internet political reality, who are the influential sources, how old politics interact with the new democratized and cooperative ways of the political campaigning. Course offers tools of how to build, run and analyse the results of a Political campaign on the Internet.

Virtual communities

The research on Virtual communities focuses on the social structures characterized by online communities, virtual identities, and the digital divide (those who â€œcan joinâ€ versus those who can not).

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Access to critical digital culture is focusing on interactions between users, the digital discourse, user interface design, and issues related to the political economy of information and network technologies.

What is new in New Media?

We send an email instead of mail, Skype instead of talking on the phone; write a blog instead of a diary, read Tweets instead of reading news and Poke on Facebook instead of smiling and a winking on the street.

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This course teaches the meanings of the allover depth of these changes: we learn to identify accurately the nature of the new challenges of new media and the ways in which "history repeats". We will do this by using test cases that reflect current rifts across the four major dilemmas Network Culture faces today.

Writing Internet content

Today more and more publications are based on Internet sources and authors post their articles on web-sites and personal blogs. Internet linguistics differ from the printed one in its vocabulary, interactive and welcoming nature, inviting readers to follow-up stories and broaden their understanding on an issue.

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The course provides the ways of how to state clearly the purposes of writing for the Web auditory, simplify linguistic formats without loosing its comprehensive way of explanation, emphasize the key points, create a news item so it can become a story to tell, arrange resource information and present them in coherent mode.

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