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1 juin 2015
- handle: 10670/1.ce81d7
- isbn: 9781909254251
- eisbn: 9782821854031
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humanités numériques pédagogie digital humanities pedagogy media studies Humanities, Multidisciplinary Education, Scientific Disciplines SOC024000 JHBCSujets proches
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Chris Johanson et al., « 5. Teaching Digital Humanities through Digital Cultural Mapping », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.ce81d7
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“The Emerald Buddha: Politics, Religion and Buddhist Imagery in Southeast Asia;” “High Line New York City: An Economical and Cultural Revival;” “Mapping Mami Wata: The African Water Goddess;” “Mapping the Bilbao Effect”—all of these were final project proposals by undergraduate students in UCLA’s three-year Digital Culture Mapping Program sponsored by the http://www.keckdcmp.ucla.edu/.howcase how students envision harnessing digital technologies to address a broad range of questions in the ar...