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Category Archives: Curriculum
Post 6: The Web and The Arts
(topic currently still in development) Additional topic post: This topic didn’t come out strongly from the Web Science curriculum analysis, but it seems to be coming up with increasing frequency in my emails/browsing/twitter, so I think it deserves its own … Continue reading
Post 5c: The web and society – Law and governance
Note: This post is a work-in-progress! It’s currently more of a notes page and will be added to and rewritten over time. Watch this space! Legal aspects – Privacy – Copyright – Intellectual property Government – Policy and technology – … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Digital inclusion, e-Governance, Government, Intellectual property, Law, Policy, Privacy, Public policy, The web and society
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Post 5b: The web and society – Economics and business
Note: This post is a work-in-progress! It’s currently more of a notes page and will be added to and rewritten over time. Watch this space! Business – Commercial structures and economics – Business models on the web – Project management … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Business models, Business strategy, Commercial structures, Commons, Developing world, E-commerce, Economics, Economics of security, Local development, Macroeconomic issues, Policy, Project management, Social welfare, The web and society, W3F, Web economics
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Post 5a: The web and society – Social structures and processes
Note: This post is a work-in-progress! It’s currently more of a notes page and will be added to and rewritten over time. Watch this space! Co-evolution of web and society Culture and technology Globalisation Cyber journalism Social capital and power … Continue reading
Post 4c: Analysing the web – Interdisciplinarity
Note: This post is a work-in-progress! It’s currently more of a notes page and will be added to and rewritten over time. Watch this space! (this topic particularly needs a lot of work! but I think it’s important to tackle … Continue reading
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Tagged Analysing the web, Interdisciplinarity, Multidisciplinarity
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Post 4b: Analysing the web – Social Science approaches
Note: This post is a work-in-progress! It’s currently more of a notes page and will be added to and rewritten over time. Watch this space! (starting point – list of topics needs a lot of development!) Qualitative methods – Case … Continue reading
