1. Name Email@domain.fi 10.11.2004 Global Education
Name of the resource
Name
Global Education

2. What To Do:
Select a Internet (WWW) source representing something you are interested in
Analyze the material and content from viewpoints presented earlier
Write on your findings into a Power Point presentation
Presentations will be shared by presenting them in the end of this workshop
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3. Source (in APA format)
Stewart, W. (2004, date). Internet History - Marshall McLuhan. LivingInternet.com. Retrieved 6.11., 2004, from
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4. Questions for the material
What is the language and for which reason?
Is it in one’s own language for use in certain cultural context?
Is it written in some of the globally used languages for certain purposes to get wider audience?
For which purpose / reason the material is produced for?
For whom the material is produced for?
Who (individual) or which organization has produced it?
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5. Questions for the material
Globally interculturally (transferable) parts / ideas (from your cultural viewpoint)?
Ideas which could be thought to be borrowed as is
Ideas which should be reconstructed somehow
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6. Questions for the material
Culturally specific areas?
Ideas, which do differ culturally so much that those will most obviously do not work
Ideas / parts which should be culturally adapted reconstructed for certain culture
How and why it is biased?
Which are the economic (hidden) bias factors / realities behind the material
Which are the political bias factors?
Which are the individual level bias factors?
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