Prof. Agnieszka Jelewska and dr. Michał Krawczak will be panelists at the 1st Annual EPICUR Forum “Experimental Learning & Experimental Teaching in Digital Settings”.
On Thursday 10th of December 2020 as a part of EPICURtalk they will present a paper “Critical Media Design. Teaching as a process of social engagement.”. You can also meet panelists in Virtual Project Booth, where they will share experimental methods of teaching within and outside academia
https://epicur.education/event/epicur-annual-forum/
Critical Media Design. Teaching as a process of social engagement.
We created Humanities/Art/Technology Research Center at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań in 2010 in order to search for effective strategies for conducting research on new social and cultural phenomena associated with the data-based society, and to explore the possibilities of new didactic methods. Trans- and interdisciplinary methods, which we use extensively, are based on collaborative work involving specialists from various disciplines – including designers and artists, as well as people from outside the academy. Trans- and interdisciplinary tools and strategies developed in the framework of our research are later used in the teaching process – in university classes and workshops where researchers, artists, designers and activists are trained together. We would like to share two case studies. One is our exploration of the spectral character of the Chernobyl disaster, and the second is an ongoing project of creating a digital system for social interaction with an environment touched by cultural and historical trauma.
