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This presentation will consider the issue of presence: beginning with an interactive activity to demonstrate the strange ways in which we communicate (or don’t) online, we will then explore the findings of a recent two-stage redevelopment of programme provision (first a contraction in physical time and space; then, in response to the pandemic, a shift online). Finally, we will consider how stranger (and estranging) theoretical frameworks – specifically Derrida’s “hauntology” (Specters of Marx 1994) – can help us appreciate and make effective use of the productive weirdness of virtual presence as we move beyond emergency provision.
Martin Hawksey posted an update in the session To Be And Not To Be: Physical Absence and Virtual Presence in Online Learning [849] 1 month, 1 week ago
A recording of this session is available from https://eu.bbcollab.com/recording/7301ad0523a5447dac36dd7e73acbe96
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