COMM 128

Entertainment as Implicit Pedagogy

Description: (Formerly numbered Communication Studies 128.) Lecture, three hours. Entertainment is significant component of both interpersonal and mass communication. Examination of evolutionary history, cognitive mechanisms, and social dimensions of play and entertainment, as well as their possible pedagogical effects. Letter grading.

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David Deliema

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Francis Steen

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Prof Steen, although a bit spacey at times, was a great professor. He really knew his material, and made it very interesting for the students. He is very nice and helpful to all his students and goes out of his way to be available.
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