A new working paper by PD Dr. Wiebke Loosen und Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt (Hans-Bredow-Institut) has been published in the “Communicative Figurations” working paper series.
The article is entitled “Between proximity and distance: Including the audience in journalism (research)” and can be accessed here.
Further Communicative Figurations Working Papers can be accessed here.
Dr. Juliane Jarke (University of Bremen) presents at the WZB Berlin
On Thursday, June 7, 2016, Juliane Jarke will give a talk at the WZB Berlin on „Datafying education: How digital data practices reconfigure the organisation of learning in schools“.The presentation will take place in the context of the Big Data Brown-Bag Seminar.
Further information can be found here.
Dr. Juliane Jarke (University of Bremen) presents at the 32nd EGOS Colloquium in Naples
Juliane Jarke gives a talk entitled “Who controls education? How digital data practices govern and reconfigure the organisation of learning”. The talk will take place in the Sub-theme 26: “Control, Materiality and Practices”. The 32nd EGOS Colloquium takes place from June 7-9 in Naples, Italy.
Further information can be found here.
New research article by Prof. Dr. Rudolf Kammerl and Michaela Kramer (University of Hamburg) on the influence of a changing media environment on socialisation processes in families.
The article by Rudolf Kammerl and Michaela Kramer is published in the academic journal “Studies in Communication Sciences”. Abstract:
“The change of our media environment generates new topics for social research. Trends in media development like an increase in connectivity, mobilization and differentiation have far-reaching consequences for socialization processes: the blurring of social interactions, role shifts and spatial extension are only a few of them. In this article, we focus on consequences for media socialization in families and examine potential transformations of family as socialization agent against the background of mediatization. In a synopsis of theoretical approaches and empirical results, we want to give an overview of the current perspectives and discuss future challenges for research.”
The article can be accessed here.
On Thursday, June 2, 2016, Prof. Dr. Stefania Milan (University of Amsterdam) will give a talk at the ZeMKI on “Datafication and Civic Participation: The Emerging Epistemic Culture of Data Activism”
The ZeMKI Research Seminar takes place from 6-8pm in Linzer Str. 4, Room 60070 on the ground floor.
Further information on the talk can be accessed here.
The current programme of the ZeMKI Research Seminar can be accessed here.