…ve learning, which can be found in the Open-Source Software movement and in the Wikipedia information production and consumption model. Next, the chapter presents and discusses examples of educational platforms, open education, and shared resources and initiatives in Europe. The …
…010 <http://www.icom.museum/definition.html>. Tapscott, D., and A. D. Williams. Wikinomics: how mass collaboration changes everything. USA: Portfolio Hard- cover. 2006. Print. Vergo, P. The New Museology. London: Reaktion Books Ltd, 1989. Print Transforming culture in the digital…
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…usand Bottoms Figure 1: Le Grand Muveran, Ferdinand Hodler (1912), obtained via Wikimedia Commons Switzerland may picture itself – both literally and figuratively – as a land of heights, but it is, by consequence, also a land of bottoms. Indeed, Switzerland has been inventing and…
…usand Bottoms Figure 1: Le Grand Muveran, Ferdinand Hodler (1912), obtained via Wikimedia Commons Switzerland may picture itself – both literally and figuratively – as a land of heights, but it is, by consequence, also a land of bottoms. Indeed, Switzerland has been inventing and…