Implementing a Social Knowledge Creation Environment

Implementing a Social Knowledge Creation Environment

“Social knowledge creation,” an emergent area of research interest for digital humanists, promotes experimental critical interventions into more traditional knowledge production processes. The Electronic Textual Cultures Lab at the University of Victoria with Iter: Gateway to the Middle Ages and Ren...

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