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Created by Dr. Lori DeWitt; adapted by Dr. Jennifer Cox
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Chapter 13: COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION
Copyright © 2010, 2006 Pearson Education, Inc.
How would you interpret this message?
Call me.
Call me
CALL ME!!!Copyright © 2010, 2006 Pearson Education, Inc.
Digital Divide
Govindan, R., & Tangmunarunkit, H. (2002). USC/Information Sciences Institute
Case Study: The Digital Divide & AIDS in Africa
Shumate, M., & Dewitt, L. (2008). The North/South Divide in NGO hyperlink networks. Journal Of Computer-Mediated Communication, 13(2), 405-428. Image: Vanessa Vick/The New York Times/Redux
Mediated Communication Ethics
#1. CourtesyAm I treating others as I wish to be treated?
#2. ContextIs my message, tone, and format appropriate for this context?
#3. ClarityCan this message be interpreted in ways that I do not intend?
#4. CautionCan this message bring harm to myself or others?
#5. Capital Does this message respect the capital (property, privacy, reputation, etc.) of others?
#6. Ownership Am I willing to take ownership and responsibility for this message?
DeWitt, L. (2011). Virtual ethics: Establishing and Teaching an Ethical Code for Mediated Communication. Shanghai, People’s Republic of China: China Science and Technology Press.
Final Thoughts….