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digital storytelling and their ability to form a sense of community online.

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1) In Week 3, we focused on digital storytelling and their ability to form a sense of community online. For
this question, you need to compare two of the theories I discussed in my webcast about communities:
Benedict Anderson’s “Imagined
Community,” and Frida Furman’s “Unintentional Community.” After
very briefly introducing these theories, provide two similarities and two differences, and a well thought
out comparison of these two theories. Make sure you analyze and compare,
not just describe each one
separately. Marks will be deducted for a simple summary of my comments in the webcast. Also make sure you cite the webcast properly (as shown above and where applicable).
2) This question is based on Hall’s chapter titled “Encoding, decoding” which you read in Week two.
Referencing this
chapter, explain in your own words (without using quotes) what Stuart Hall means by
encoding/decoding. You need to provide a minimum of two clear points about encoding and two clear
points about decoding. In closing (approx. 2 sentences) provide one substantial example from your
own life experience with online media that very clearly supports your argument concerning the
relationship between encoding and decoding.

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