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EME 2390: Our Digital Lives - Social Media-Mobile Tech-and-Emerging Futures

College of Education | Department of Educational and Psychological Studies

Description:	This course explores how digital technologies€”from social media platforms to video games to mobile devices and emerging innovations like artificial intelligence€”are shaping our everyday lives, relationships, and sense of self. Students will critically examine the theoretical, practical, psychological, social, and cultural impacts of living in a connected world. Through multimedia assignments, discussions, and two major digital projects, learners will engage with topics such as algorithmic influence, digital distraction, online identity, digital addictions, and the future of human€“technology interaction. This course affords students an understanding of the basic social and behavioral science concepts and principles used in the analysis of behavior and past and present social, political, and economic issues.
Credit Hours:	3
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One USF	Community Engaged Learning (CEL), USF Gen Ed Social Sciences (UGES)