I love teaching and my theoretical research feeds directly into the classroom. I have over seven years of teaching experience, where I was focusing on a wide range of topics such as internet politics, algorithms, the politics of time, metrics, platforms and big data, software and sound studies, internet governance, digital advertising, surveillance, digital labour, privacy, culture studies, electronic dance music cultures, and much more.
I have several principles which are really important for me in teaching that guide my practice:
- Always connect between theory and current events.
- Always integrate feminist approaches. Course material must include minimum 50% women authors.
- Use science fiction and imaginary scenarios to encourage creativity and critical thought.
- Humor is an important tool for criticism (and life!).
- Always respect students, their needs and their situations.
- Collaborate with practitioners (from fields such as art, journalism and activism) to develop creative and engaging workshops.
These are the courses I’m teaching at City University
Spring 2023 – SG1006 – Issues in Media and Communication (Undergraduate). SGM308 – Global Media Industries (Postgraduate).
Autumn 2022 – SGM315 – Digital Data Politics (Postgraduate).
Spring 2022 – SG1006 – Issues in Media and Communication (Undergraduate). SGM308 – Global Media Industries (Postgraduate).
Autumn 2021 – SG1005 – Media History and Society (Undergraduate).
These are courses I taught:
Autumn 2017 – Summer 2018 – Teaching Fellow at the New Political Communication Unit, the Politics & International Relations Department, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.
Lecturer on modules: PR5422 (Postgraduates) – Media, Power and Public Affairs, Postgraduates. PR5424 (Postgraduates) – Internet and New Media Politics. PR3520 (Undergraduates) – The Politics of the Internet and Information Society (third years).
Seminar leader on the modules: PR2600 (Undergraduates) – Introduction to Political Communication and PR1400 (Undergraduates) – Introduction to Politics & Government.
Spring 2017-Summer 2017 – Visiting Lecturer on the M.A. dissertation module. M.A. Global Media Management at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton.
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017 – Visiting Lecturer on the module Music, Image and Text. BA Sound Design. London South Bank University.
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017 – Associate Lecturer on Dr. Jennifer Pybus’ module New Media and Digital Cultures. BA Advertising, London College of Communication, University of the Arts, London.
Autumn 2015 – Summer 2017 – Associate Lecturer on Dr. Jennifer Pybus’ module Dissertation. BA Advertising, London College of Communication, University of the Arts, London.
Autumn 2015 – Summer 2016– Associate Lecturer on Dr. Paul Caplan’s module Content Creation. BA Advertising, London College of Communication, University of the Arts, London.
Spring 2015 and Spring 2016– Associate Lecturer on Dr. Gholam Khiabany’s module Key Debates in Media Studies, Media and Communication Department, Goldsmiths, University of London.
Autumn 2014 – Associate Lecturer on Prof. Sean Cubitt’s module The Archaeology of the Moving Image, Media and Communication Department, Goldsmiths, University of London.
Spring 2014 – Associate Lecturer on Prof. Sean Cubitt’s module The Politics of the Audiovisual, Media and Communication Department, Goldsmiths, University of London.
Spring 2014 and Spring 2015 – Student recruitment workshops leader in undergraduate applicant days, Goldsmiths, University of London.
Autumn 2013-Summer 2014 – Associate Lecturer at London College of Communication University of the Arts, London.
Spring 2012– Teaching Assistant on Prof. David Gurevitz’s Course Language, Society and Culture, Media and Communications department, Colman College, Israel.
Autumn 2011– Teaching Assistant on Dr. Dan Arav’s Course Matters in Popular Culture, Media and Communications department, Colman College, Israel.
Autumn 2011– Teaching Assistant on Prof. David Gurevitz’s Course Metropolin: The City in Popular Culture, Media and Communications department, Colman College, Israel.
Autumn 2011-Summer 2012 – Teaching Assistant on Prof. David Gurevitz’s Course Critical Legal Studies (C.L.S), Literature and Popular Culture, Media and Communications department, Colman College, Israel.