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Transmedia Storytelling: Meaning Comes from the Ability to Share, Explore, and Discover

December 3, 2011 By Pamela Rutledge Leave a Comment

Transmedia storytelling is not just for telling stories. Thanks to social technologies, the principles that drive transmedia storytelling ensure that it will emerge as the basis for effective communication and engagement. Transmedia — using multiple channels of communication and technologies — … [Read more...]

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What is Media Psychology?

Media psychology is the study of how people interact with, produce and are impacted by technology and media--from traditional mass media to emerging media like the social networks of Facebook and Twitter.

Using a systems perspective, I draw on cognitive, narrative, and positive psychologies to make sense out of how technology and media influence our psychology and behavior. I research, assess and promote positive media use and applications in order to teach individuals and organizations on how to be effective communicators and innovators.

Transmedia Storytelling: Meaning Comes from the Ability to Share, Explore, and Discover

Dr. Pamela Rutledge

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