HKBU Best Practices Cases
Researching Digitalisation of the Chinese State Media研究中國官媒的數字化
Chinese Internet Case Studies
AI in the Workplace: Friend or Foe?職場中使用AI對工作內外的影響
Chinese Internet Case Studies
追求學術熱點和平衡人文關懷：MCN機構的研究路徑和反思
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Mobile practices of Chinese rural-urban female migrant workers for gender negotiation中國女性進城務工者的手機使用
Chinese Internet Case Studies
The effectiveness of conversational AI services onCovid-19 vaccine confidence and acceptance
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Digital Transformation of Traditional Media: A Case of TVB電視數字轉型：以TVB為例
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Indexicality and authenticity in Digital Images
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Chinese knowledge workers’ emotional experiences with social technology platforms辦公平台中的情緒體驗
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Effective Corporate and Leadership Communication by Brands on Podcast中文品牌播客策略
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Sharenting mixed-blood children on Douyin抖音曬娃 by Dr. Jiang Xinxin
Chinese Internet Case Studies
Podcasting in China: Audiences, Algorithms, and Platforms中國播客進化：聽眾、算法與平台
Chinese Internet Case Studies
The Cases in Chinese Internet Studies (CICIS) aims to avail instructors and students of digital communication to a locally relevant culturally discriminant and pedagogically heuristic pool of resources. CICIS consists of two broad branches of content: (1) a collection of cases of internet studies in China and (2) archived interviews with internet scholars and area experts. The website furnishes ready-made teaching materials for introductory core courses such as Communication Theories which are expandable to more advanced and topic-specific electives such as Communication and Technology Internet in China as well as New Media Theories and Practices for both undergraduate and graduate students.
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