Minutes Wednesday, 30th of October 2013, Session 1
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Session Recording
Seminar theme
Urban nature between modern and post-modern aesthetics: reflections based on the social constructivist approach
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Dr. Olaf Kühne|Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Seminar Recording
Participant's comments
Many thanks for this diversity of answers, it is worth reading. More information under each link:
- Question 1: In your culture, is there a difference between culture and nature?
- Question 2: What is a post-modern landscape in your opinion?
Organisational Part - Seminar Concept, Process, Assignments and Group Work
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active and passive participants with different backgrounds
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Seminar objectives - this is what we aim to achieve with you
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Seminar sequence - this is the basic structure
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First assignment - your pre-seminar concept map, this is done
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Second assignment - each small group will prepare a concept map of one of the lectures, this will be distributed together with the group list on Monday
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Third assignment document a case from your individual context
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Fourth assignment collaborative design in your group and presentation
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Fifth assignment your post-seminar concept map (reworking the initial one)
Seminar participants on Facebook
You may wish to join the Facebook group of this seminar.
Concept Map Clustering
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Anna and I were quite busy with clustering the maps in order to achieve a good balance of diversity and concordance...
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.. finally we managed to combine the groups, we hope that everything will work well!
Next working steps
- Information on the group formation and wiki editing will be distributed on Monday
- Please think about assignment 3 - you should get started by documenting a planting design case from your personal context. This can be at any scale, very local, such as a small spot in your neighbourhood or a feature in the landscape of your region (this depends solely on your interest and background).
- Please think about this during the next days
- Instructions for the working groups