University Students create New Wiki Entries and Blog about It

Posted by Prasad Krishna at Oct 07, 2010 03:34 PM | Permalink

Nearly 60 students doing the New Media Practices course of the New Media Masters at Media Studies in the University of Amsterdam had an assignment to write a new Wikipedia entry and write a blog post about their experience on a collaborative blog called Masters of Media. This blog which was founded in September 2006 is now in use by the fifth generation of students.

These blog posts are now online!
See the profile of Masters of Media and the pictures of all the three classes.

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