Beth Coleman's Open Courses

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012 full-course 12 History of Media and Technology 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Beth Coleman MIT
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In this graduate class, the histories of communications media and technological development are explored to understand their influence and evolution to modern media and technology.
012 full-course 12 History of Media and Technology: Sound, the Minority Report -- Radical Music of the Past 100 Years 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Beth Coleman MIT
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Graduate students focus their attention on 20th and 21st century avant-garde and electronic music as well as famous innovators, like Bjork and John Cage.
001 full-course 1 Interactive and Non-Linear Narrative: Theory and Practice 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Beth Coleman MIT
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This class explores the role of technology in the creation of narratives.
001 full-course 1 Interactive and Non-Linear Narrative: Theory and Practice 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Beth Coleman Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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This class explores the role of technology in the creation of narratives.
014 full-course 14 Interactive and Non-Linear Narrative: Theory and Practice 2006-03-01 Spring 2006 Beth Coleman MIT
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Examine adventure games, artificial intelligence programs, and much more in this course focusing on computer created narratives.
001 full-course 1 Introduction to Media Studies 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Beth Coleman MIT
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In this class, students explore the functions of media, its history and more to become more informed media producers and writers.
001 full-course 1 Introduction to Media Studies 2005-09-01 Fall 2005 Beth Coleman Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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In this class, students explore the functions of media, its history and more to become more informed media producers and writers.
029 full-course 29 Introduction to Media Studies N/A NA Beth Coleman Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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The purpose of this course is to teach students how to become more critical consumers and producers of media.