Universiteit Gent (UGENT) • Bachelor in communicatiewetenschappen

This PMCD summary includes: the complete handbook, all powerpoints + the guest lesson. In addition, it includes additional explanations in simple English, so that difficult concepts can be understood faster and better. With this summary, I immediately succeeded in the first session. This PMCD summary includes the entire course content: the complete textbook, all PowerPoint presentations, and the guest lecture. It also contains additional explanations in simple English to make difficult conce...

Summary for the course Digital Media Sociology, 2nd bachelor in Communication Sciences, taught by Mariek Van Den Abeele. This summary includes all slides and lessons.

Lecture notes from Digital Media Sociology at Universiteit Gent covering the introduction and foundational concepts of the course. Topics include the three logics of digital connectivity (network, social, and personal logic), the distinction between media sociology, psychology, and studies, social structure, culture, and the platform economy as an emerging social institution. These notes provide clear frameworks for understanding how digital media affect social organization, inequality, and iden...

Complete Summary of all the Lecture Notes + Slides of Digital Media Sociology at Universiteit Gent (2025/26) from Mariek Vanden Abeele. A very detailed summary with a lot of examples from the concepts to try and clarify the sometimes vague slides in simpler terms.

The summary includes lesson notes and course items. Course taught by Florian Vanlee

Summary for the course Popular Media Culture and Diversity, taught by Frederik d'Haenens and Alexander De Man. This summary is based on all powerpoints/lessons and supplemented with the book.

Lecture notes from the Digital Media Sociology course at Universiteit Gent covering the foundational concepts of how digital media shape social organization. Topics include social order and inequality, identity construction, network logic (24/7 connectivity), social logic (social media effects), and data logic (datafication), with case studies like the platform economy and Deliveroo riders. Essential for understanding the core framework of the course and preparing for exams on digital media's i...

samenvatting from the Digital Media Sociology course at Universiteit Gent covering the fundamental concepts of media sociology and social order. Topics include social structure and culture, network logic, social logic, datafication, achievement and authenticity crises in the age of GenAI, and the micro and macro implications of digital media on society. Essential for understanding how digital media shape social organization, power dynamics, and identity—ideal for exam preparation and assignmen...

Samenvatting from the Visual Culture course at Universiteit Gent covering the fundamentals of reading and analyzing images as visual texts. Topics include visual literacy, iconology, semiotics (Saussure, Barthes), cultural analysis (Geertz), and how to approach television and media images critically. Essential for mastering visual analysis methods and understanding how ideology shapes visual representation—ideal preparation for coursework and exams.

samenvatting from Popular Media Culture and Diversity at Universiteit Gent covering identity construction, representation, and cultural debates in media. Topics include social constructionist perspectives on identity, diversity in Western society, media representation of minoritized groups, stereotyping mechanisms, and contemporary culture wars (#MeToo, #OscarsSoWhite, representation in gaming/TV). Essential for understanding how popular media shapes perceptions of identity and diversity - well-...

Full summary popular media culture and diversity with notes from the lecture, powerpoint and book. Passed the first time.

If you're still looking for a good summary for Digital Media Sociology, this one really helps you understand everything clearly and clearly. Ideal for studying quickly and getting a good handle on the most important concepts!

If you're looking for a clear summary with all the theory and examples in understandable English, this is the one for Popular Media, Culture and Diversity.

This summary of Visual Culture contains all chapters. It is based on the lectures, notes, and the book. With this summary, I passed my exam on the first try.

Summary of all slides, passed 17/20 in the first session.

This is a summary with which I achieved 14/20. The summary consists of the powerpoints associated with the book, with additional lesson notes.

The summary contains the teacher's slides as well as my personal notes (I got 14/20).

The summary contains the lecturer's slides as well as important elements from the lecturer's book (see Qualitative Data Analysis: Key Approaches) (I got 13/20).

The summary contains the course slides as well as additional notes from the teacher and occasionally from ChatGPT (I got 15/20).

Full summary of visual culture with class notes