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  • ENGLISH MODULE

    English module is directed to first year master students ;majoring in Mass communication and new media. It aims to identify the most important vocabulary related to this specialization in order to use it correctly.

  • CONTACT CARD

    Teacher's Name : Foudad Marwa 

    Djilali Bounaama's University.. Khemis Miliana

    Social and Human Sciences's Departement

    Mass communication and new media

    English Module 

    1st Year Master Students

    Coefficient : 1

    Credit: 1

    Email: marwafoudad20@gmail.com

    Online Course

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    Email: marwafoudad20@gmail.co

    moodle link : http://moodle.univ-dbkm.dz/course/view.php?id=609#section-3

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  • MODULE OBJECTIVES

    - The student will be able to employ English ​​in future research and practice.

  • TRIBAL GAINS

    The Student must be open to Language basics.

    -The student must be proficient/skilled in the English language.

    -The student must be Familiar with the rules of the English language.

  • TABLE OF CONTENT

    Lessons titles : 

    1- Overview of communication.

    2- what is communication .

    3- tools of communication.

    4- listening in communication.

    5- Mass media and mass communication

     

  • GENERAL INTRODUCTION

    In this module we will deal with Mass communication and new media in general , students will be able to practice oral and written English

  • FIRST LESSON

  • Second Lesson

  • third lesson

  • forth lesson

  • fifth lesson

  • FINAL TEST

  • REFRENCES

    • "Mass Communication: Living in a Media World" by Ralph E. Hanson

    • "Introduction to Mass Communication: Media Literacy and Culture" by Stanley Baran

    • "The Media and Modernity: A Social Theory of the Media" by John B. Thompson

    • "Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man" by Marshall McLuhan

    • "Communication Theories: Origins, Methods, and Uses in the Mass Media" by Werner J. Severin and James W. Tankard