The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines

Brett Bligh and Katharina Lorenz of The University of Nottingham, present the Multi-Display Learning Spaces (MD-LS) in this article. It comprises technologies to allow the viewing of multiple simultaneous visual materials, modes of learning which encourage critical reflection upon these materials, a...

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Main Authors: Bligh, Brett, Lorenz, Katharina
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Published: Lillehammer University College 2010
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/27982/
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description Brett Bligh and Katharina Lorenz of The University of Nottingham, present the Multi-Display Learning Spaces (MD-LS) in this article. It comprises technologies to allow the viewing of multiple simultaneous visual materials, modes of learning which encourage critical reflection upon these materials, and spatial configurations which afford interaction between learners and the materials in orchestrated ways. They argue that Multi-Display Learning Spaces support complex, disciplinary reasoning within learning.
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spelling nottingham-279822020-05-04T20:25:21Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/27982/ The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines Bligh, Brett Lorenz, Katharina Brett Bligh and Katharina Lorenz of The University of Nottingham, present the Multi-Display Learning Spaces (MD-LS) in this article. It comprises technologies to allow the viewing of multiple simultaneous visual materials, modes of learning which encourage critical reflection upon these materials, and spatial configurations which afford interaction between learners and the materials in orchestrated ways. They argue that Multi-Display Learning Spaces support complex, disciplinary reasoning within learning. Lillehammer University College 2010 Article PeerReviewed Bligh, Brett and Lorenz, Katharina (2010) The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines. Seminar.net, 6 (1). pp. 7-27. ISSN 1504-4831 http://seminar.net/index.php/volume-6-issue-1-2010/141-the-rhetoric-of-multi-display-learning-spaces-exploratory-experiences-in-visual-art-disciplines2
spellingShingle Bligh, Brett
Lorenz, Katharina
The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
title The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
title_full The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
title_fullStr The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
title_full_unstemmed The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
title_short The rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
title_sort rhetoric of multi-display learning spaces: exploratory experiences in visual art discipines
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