Digital Cultures and Technologies

Consider a minor in Digital Cultures & Technologies to supplement any field and acquire the skills to critically analyze and create digital media, online communities, social networks, and virtual environments.

With a minor in Digital Cultures & Technologies, you will:

  • Strengthen your abilities to become critical producers and consumers of media
  • Study the cultural, psychological, economic and political significance of web technologies and social networks
  • Learn how to create social media campaigns and study how digital technologies such as mobile phones, augmented realities, video games, virtual worlds, wikis and video blogs contribute to culture and public discourse
  • Consider ethical and legal issues, including (re) definitions of copyright law and personal and public space
  • Investigate the effects on orality and writing that come with developments in digital technology

Digital Cultures News

2012 Mashup Winners Announced

2012 Mashup Winners Announced

04/24/2012

The winners of St. John Fisher College’s second annual Mashup Competition were announced during the College’s first Digital Cultures Day, which took place on April 12. Read More

Digital Cultures Day Set for April 12

03/30/2012

St. John Fisher College will host Digital Cultures Day on Thursday, April 12, from 12:30-9:00 p.m., and the event is free and open to the public. Read More

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