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Learn more about Professor Rotolo's courses

Welcome! This website provides information about Professor Rotolo's original college courses on media and pop culture topics, including his popular courses on Star Trek  and Doctor Who.  

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If you would like to inquire about booking a live session of either course at your school or venue, please contact Professor Rotolo directly for more information..

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Otto Tunes kick off #WhoClass with a Surprise A Capella Performance of "Doctor Who" Theme
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Otto Tunes kick off #WhoClass with a Surprise A Capella Performance of "Doctor Who" Theme

Syracuse University's a capella group, Otto Tunes, kick off the first #WhoClass (Doctor Who in the Digital Age) with a special rendition of the beloved "Doctor Who" theme song. #WhoClass is an open course taught by Prof. Anthony Rotolo of the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. http://rotolo.info/whoclass
Trek Class Briefing 01: Wagon Train to the Stars
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Trek Class Briefing 01: Wagon Train to the Stars

Explore the origins of Star Trek, including a look at famed creator Gene Roddenberry.
#WhoClass Session 9: New Who
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#WhoClass Session 9: New Who

A video lecture archived from the original Who Class by Prof. Rotolo. In this video, the topic of the modern Doctor Who (2005) series reboot is introduced.
ElectionClass: The Story
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ElectionClass: The Story

#ElectionClass, or "Social Media and the 2012 Election" was a course taught by Prof. Rotolo of Syracuse University. The course examined the 2012 Presidential Election in real time and featured a mock campaign that captured the attention of the campus and the media.
Starship NEXIS Future Friday with Thanks to Microsoft Research
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Starship NEXIS Future Friday with Thanks to Microsoft Research

The crew and student cadets of the Starship NEXIS demonstrate a few of their projects, including 3D Printing, Arduino prototypes, the Oculus Rift and other emerging interfaces, and "M-ADGE", the tweeting houseplant. A special thank you from the students and crew of NEXIS to Microsoft Research for the generous support that makes Future Friday and the NEXIS Lab possible.