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課程名稱	資訊社會學 Social Informatics
開課學期	108-1
授課對象	文學院圖書資訊學研究所
授課教師	林奇秀
課號	LIS5062
課程識別碼	126 U1310
班次
學分	3.0
全/半年	半年
必/選修	選修
上課時間	星期四2,3,4(9:10~12:10)
上課地點	圖資會議室
備註	總人數上限：17人
Ceiba 課程網頁	http://ceiba.ntu.edu.tw/1081soc_informatics
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課程概述	This graduate-level seminar course will familiarize you with the major theoretical approaches in Social Informatics (SI) research. SI is an interdisciplinary field that examines the design, uses, and consequences of information & communication technologies (ICTs) and that takes into account ICTs’ interaction with institutional and cultural contexts.
課程目標	The objectives of the course include the following: 1.Introduce you to issues, debates, and research approaches in the current ICTs/SI studies. 2.Familiarize you with the major social theories contributing to SI research. 3.Develop your critical thinking abilities in appraising ICTs discourses including popular accounts as well as serious research literatures. 4.Develop your ability in doing theory informed research.
課程要求	See the hard copy syllabus (to be distributed in the first class meeting).
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參考書目	There is no required textbook to purchase. All the weekly readings are listed in the course schedule. See the hard copy syllabus.
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課程進度

週次	日期	單元主題
Week 1	9/12	Course introduction
Week 2	9/19	What is social informatics?
Week 3	9/26	Debates, metaphors, & epistemologies in ICTs/SI research
Week 4	10/3	PART I. SOCIETIES AS "NETWORKS" Actor Network Theory 1
Week 5	10/10	[National Holiday - no class meeting]
Week 6	10/17	Actor Network Theory 2
Week 7	10/24	[Class cancelled - no class meeting]
Week 8	10/31	Socio-Technical Interaction Networks (STIN)
Week 9	11/7	Midterm week (no class meeting)
Week 10	11/14	Reflection week for PART I.
Week 11	11/21	PART II. SOCIETIES AS INSTITUTIONS Institution Theory
Week 12	11/28	Structuration Theory 1
Week 13	12/5	Structuration Theory 2
Week 14	12/12	Genre theory
Week 15	12/19	Structuration Theory inspired models/frameworks
Week 16	12/26	Reflection week for PART II
Week 17	1/2	Student presentations
Week 18	1/9	Final Exam Week (no class meeting)