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Selfies Under Quarantine: Students Report Back to Rome (Video Episode)
After the fifth episode of the Selfies Under Quarantine series, here at the Institute of Network Cultures we discussed how such online courses, but also lectures and debates can make more use of the video essay form. If there is such as thing as the ‘visual turn’ in education, away from mere reading (text)books and […]
Knowledge and equity: analysis of three models
Abstract: The context of this paper is an analysis of three emerging models for developing a global knowledge commons. The concept of a ‘global knowledge commons’ builds on the vision of the original Budapest Open Access Initiative (2002) for the … Continue reading →
‘Thieves’ marks’ and ‘tinder-wolves’: The Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law
Read Adèle Kreager’s take on our new title ‘A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law’.