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      Digitalisierung in Studium und Lehre gemeinsam gestalten : Innovative Formate, Strategien und Netzwerke 

      Onlife Learning Spaces. Handlungsperspektiven hybrider Lernumgebungen an Hochschulen

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          Zusammenfassung

          Im Kontext der Digitalisierung von Lehr- und Lernprozessen wird mit dem Beitrag das Konzept von Onlife Learning Spaces mit (a) der Veränderung von bestehenden physischen Orten und (b) der Aktivierung von neuen physischen Orten eingeführt. Anhand von Erkenntnissen in einem aktuellen Forschungsprojekt wird aufgezeigt, dass ein ganzheitliches Verständnis des Lernraums Hochschule weit über Fragen zur (Neu-)Gestaltung des Lernraums Campus hinausgeht. Mit dem Aspekt der Lernraumorganisation über Routen und Routinen werden die Notwendigkeit der Konzeption von querliegenden Lernarchitekturen und die damit einhergehenden Herausforderungen und Chancen für lebenslanges Lernen mit zeit- und ortsunabhängigen sowie organisationsübergreifenden Lernraumangeboten dargelegt.

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              Where We Go From Here : The Mental Sketch Mapping Method and Its Analytic Components

              The mental mapping method affords a lens into the way people produce and experience space, forms of spatial intelligence, and dynamics of human–environment relations. Mental mapping is the representation of an individual or group’s cognitive map, hand sketched and/or computer-assisted, in drafting and labeling a map or adding to and labeling an already existing map. Despite its long-term, rich, and multifaceted use across the social sciences, I found that the method’s development has been uneven and its analytics ad hoc and piecemeal. Drawing on 32 mental sketch maps and the interviews during which they were drafted, this article provides an extensive review of the method, and details a total of 57 analytic components and techniques drawn from the literature and my own work in this study. I address these analytics from a critical geographic perspective in four categories to follow trends the data reveal. In my discussion, I offer some future guidelines for research with mental sketch mapping (MSM) to continue to extend the method while growing from the body of knowledge already produced. This article contributes a deeper understanding of how the mental maps can inform qualitative studies of people, place, and space across the social sciences.
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                2021
                October 28 2021
                : 283-299
                10.1007/978-3-658-32849-8_17
                3117e45f-1635-407e-8478-f8c669a6f0f9
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