Online Communities and Identity Formation
Students will investigate how social media fosters online communities and contributes to the formation of individual and group identities.
Key Questions
- Analyze how online communities provide spaces for identity exploration.
- Explain the concept of 'echo chambers' and their impact on social discourse.
- Evaluate the role of social media in shaping political and social movements.
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