Cybergeography and Online Communities
Students will examine the geographical characteristics of online communities and the formation of virtual spaces.
Key Questions
- Analyze how online communities transcend physical borders and create new forms of social connection.
- Differentiate between the geographical characteristics of a physical community and a virtual one.
- Explain how digital platforms can foster a sense of 'place' for individuals regardless of their physical location.
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