Universal will donate more than 200,000 master recordings from the '20-40s, to be published on the Web. [13jan11]
Universal will donate more than 200,000 master recordings from the '20-40s, to be published on the Web. [13jan11]
"Once again, absolutely nothing enters the Public Domain this year". [04jan11]
A new landscape of possibilities for research and education in the humanities. [17dec10]
The Digital Natives track will introduce the perspective of a generation of students “born digital.” Key questions for this track will include: How have – and will – digital technologies affect learning? What are the implications of these shifts for the understanding of universities and their activities, including teaching and research? How will universities respond to and support new forms of knowledge creation and sharing among young people? What are the implications for curriculum building? What is the future of blended learning in light of Digital Natives’ usage patterns? How will universities deal with varied levels of media literacy among students, how can we address new types of participation gaps that emerge in the digital age?
Presentations, papers and other material related to COMMUNIA events are available in the download page