Mediascapes: New Patterns in Canadian Communication (Second Edition), edited by Paul Attallah, Carleton University, and Leslie Regan Shade, Concordia University. Thomson Nelson, 2006.

This semester in an Issues in Information Society fourth year undergraduate class at Concordia University’s Department of Communication Studies, one of the assignments I gave students was for them to create a project detailing ‘Surveillance in Everyday Life’: “Students are asked to provide a portfolio of their everyday interactions and how they are impacted by surveillance. Be as creative as possible! This can include photo documentation, monitoring of public discourses on surveillance issues, fiction, a play, podcasting, the creation of a CDROM"...

....an entry in the blog*on*nymity On the Identity Trail