Geschichte lernen im digitalen Wandel

Young people communicate through social networks, and seek information and opinion online. They participate publicly in real-time social debates. These radical changes in their life worlds have implications for their views of history and for the collective historical culture. Thus, historical instru...

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History > Computer-assisted instruction > Congresses
History > Study and teaching > Computer network resources > Congresses
Online social networks > Congresses
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Summary:Young people communicate through social networks, and seek information and opinion online. They participate publicly in real-time social debates. These radical changes in their life worlds have implications for their views of history and for the collective historical culture. Thus, historical instruction is facing entirely new challenges. The contributors to this volume submitted to an open review process prior to publication.