[IRP] Teaching Human Rights in the Digital Age - Course Reflections

[Bodle, Robert]

Thanks MF! 

I'm happy to share anything that might help build an internet rights and principles curriculum.  -looking forward to any follow up points. 

Next time I'd like more time to address the ?challenges? and "things I would do differently." 

I'd also be interested to hear about experiences from others teaching similar courses outside of the U. S. 

The Charter will also make things easier by providing a normative framework that establishes relationships between HRs and ICTs (beyond my own lectures and longer readings). 

Cheers and thanks again!
Robert

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Robert Bodle, PhD
Assistant Professor of Communication Studies
Chair, Instructional Delivery Committee
College of Mount St. Joseph
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Email: robert_bodle at mail.msj.edu

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From: M I Franklin [cos02mf at gold.ac.uk]
Sent: Monday, July 12, 2010 5:01 AM
To: Bodle, Robert; Emily Laidlaw; Lisa Horner
Cc: irp at lists.internetrightsandprinciples.org
Subject: Re: [IRP] Teaching Human Rights in the Digital Age - Course Reflections

Dear Robert

Thanks so much for this. I enjoyed reading about this project; its a
role-model and inspiration to anyone incorporating these issues into
corollary programs or specific courses. I made some more points in a
follow-up. All the best this summer.

Way to go!

best
MF

--On Wednesday, June 30, 2010 15:15 -0400 "Bodle, Robert"
<Robert_Bodle at mail.msj.edu> wrote:

> http://wp.me/pdutj-3Y



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