Module Information
Module Identifier
FM33220
Module Title
MEDIA IN WALES
Academic Year
2012/2013
Co-ordinator
Semester
Semester 1
Pre-Requisite
Successful completion of Part 1
Other Staff
Course Delivery
Delivery Type | Delivery length / details |
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Lecture | 10 x 2 hour Lecture-Workshops |
Assessment
Assessment Type | Assessment length / details | Proportion |
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Semester Assessment | Essay 1 (2000 words) | 40% |
Semester Assessment | Essay 2 (3000 words) | 60% |
Supplementary Assessment | Essay 1 (40%); Essay 2 (60%) | 100% |
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module, students should be able to:
1. Develop and consolidate a systematic and coherent body of knowledge of the history of media in Wales and of contemporary debates about the media in Wales.
2. Understand, compare and critically evaluate theories about the historical development of the media in Wales and the nature of the contemporary media.
3 . Apply knowledge and understanding to a critical assessment of contemporary problems relating to the media in Wales.
Brief description
Lecture and seminar content:
Theories about the media in Wales (I and II)
The emergence and influence of the press, 1800-2000
The birth of film in Wales current issues in film production
Radio in Wales
Television in Wales (I and II)
Language, identity and the media in Wales, with reference to S4C
The internet in Wales
Communication policy in Wales.
Theories about the media in Wales (I and II)
The emergence and influence of the press, 1800-2000
The birth of film in Wales current issues in film production
Radio in Wales
Television in Wales (I and II)
Language, identity and the media in Wales, with reference to S4C
The internet in Wales
Communication policy in Wales.
Aims
Lecture and seminar content:
Theories about the media in Wales (I and II)
The emergence and influence of the press, 1800-2000
The birth of film in Wales current issues in film production
Radio in Wales
Television in Wales (I and II)
Language, identity and the media in Wales, with reference to S4C
The internet in Wales
Communication policy in Wales.
Theories about the media in Wales (I and II)
The emergence and influence of the press, 1800-2000
The birth of film in Wales current issues in film production
Radio in Wales
Television in Wales (I and II)
Language, identity and the media in Wales, with reference to S4C
The internet in Wales
Communication policy in Wales.
Content
Lecture and seminar content:
Theories about the media in Wales (I and II)
The emergence and influence of the press, 1800-2000
The birth of film in Wales current issues in film production
Radio in Wales
Television in Wales (I and II)
Language, identity and the media in Wales, with reference to S4C
The internet in Wales
Communication policy in Wales.
Theories about the media in Wales (I and II)
The emergence and influence of the press, 1800-2000
The birth of film in Wales current issues in film production
Radio in Wales
Television in Wales (I and II)
Language, identity and the media in Wales, with reference to S4C
The internet in Wales
Communication policy in Wales.
Module Skills
Skills Type | Skills details |
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Application of Number | An understanding of some aspects of the application of number, i.e. some experience reading and interpreting tabulated data. |
Communication | Skills of oral communication will be developed in the seminars. |
Improving own Learning and Performance | The work in seminars, and the reading will cumulatively aid students in developing across the course. As will feedback on Essay 1. |
Information Technology | Students will have to use IT in their essay preparation and research. |
Personal Development and Career planning | Not developed |
Problem solving | Students will explore problems in the history of the media which will be developed through seminars and coursework. |
Research skills | In addition to developing a critical understanding of the methods used to write media history, students will be directed as to how to conduct bibliographical research on their subjects. This will be reflected in their essays |
Team work | Seminar work will be conducted in groups. |
Notes
This module is at CQFW Level 6