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CMNS 401 (Cultural Policy in Canada) – Exhibition Creation

Last updated:: February 25, 2013

The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your mastery of the course material through analysis, synthesis and the creation of an exhibition. From the categories listed below, choose an area of cultural policy you would like to research in detail. Choose at least two policy studies or documents, and examine them in terms of their content and socio-political context. Your exhibition will have three sections: context, content, and analysis.

Length: approximately 2,100 words

CMNS 202 (Media and Power in Canadian Society) – Concept Mapping

Last updated:: February 25, 2013

The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your mastery of the course material through analysis, synthesis and concept mapping. Identify the key ideas from the first five units of the course and use a visualization tool, a concept mapping application, to demonstrate visually how these concepts relate to one another within the context of media and power in Canadian society.

CMNS 201 (Introduction to Mass Media) – Concept Mapping

Last updated:: February 25, 2013

The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your mastery of the course material through analysis, synthesis and concept mapping. You will answer one of the three questions set forth in the Student Manual for this assignment through a concept map and a short essay (300 – 500 words). The questions for this assignment are as follow:

CMNS 444 (Media Relations) – Exhibition Creation

Last updated:: February 25, 2013

The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your mastery of the course material through the development of a media coverage plan for a one-time event for your organization. If you do not currently work for an organization, prepare a media coverage plan for the last organization for which you worked. If neither situation applies to you, speak to your tutor.

Length: approximately 3,000 words

Your media coverage plan must include the following elements, as discussed in Chapter 6 of the text: