Universiteit van Amsterdam (UVA) • Media Studies

I did my best to take notes of all the important parts of the two lectures in the third week, and I studied my notes before taking the exam, which helped me a lot. I hope I can help my fellow 1st year peers so that they can pass the course with a satisfactory grade :) (Note: This document only includes the third week lectures — make sure to get the other documents that include the remaining weeks as well!)

I did my best to take notes of all the important parts of the two lectures in the second week, and I studied my notes before taking the exam, which helped me a lot. I hope I can help my fellow 1st year peers so that they can pass the course with a satisfactory grade :) (Note: This document only includes the second week lectures — make sure to get the other documents that include the remaining weeks as well!)

I did my best to take notes of all the important parts of the two lectures in the first week, and I studied my notes before taking the exam, which helped me a lot. I hope I can help my fellow 1st year peers so that they can pass the course with a satisfactory grade :) (Note: This document only includes the first week lectures — make sure to get the other documents that include the remaining weeks as well!)

In a schematic way – rather than a lineair order – the lectures, roadmovies and readings of Media Theory are summarised (+ some personal thoughts, keywords and summary conclusions). The schematic form helps to see and understand links between different texts more quickly. For me, this was very helpful. By studying this summary, I was given an 8,6 for my final exam!

my complete notes

Global Digital Cultures Full Lecture, Viewings & Readings Notes (edit 18th November: I got an 8.9 with these notes)

This document is a summary of everything you need to know for your exam, including the lectures and (organised) personal notes. I received an 8.8 for the exam by studying this summary!

Notes I used to pass the course ♡

A very comprehensive summary of the lectures of the course Philosophy of the Humanities 1 (Media Studies). The summary provides my notes of all the lectures - which are written in such detail because I'm that kind of person - and therefore provides a broad overview of the six lectures. All concepts are defined and explained. For the exam, I've only learned these notes and completed the course with an 8, in other words, I did not use the book! So I hope this summary can be helpful for you as well...

Notes from all course materials: lectures readings Q&As After-exam discussion notes