Virtual Lecture Series -

The Documentary in the Digital - whatever this may be - offers very specific ways of negotiating 'the Real': It not only affords interactivity, participation and co-creation, it also embraces polyphony, complexity and augmented forms of reality. This virtual lecture series invites internationally leading scholars and practitioners in the field of i-docs to share latest research and experiences.

Datum: 27.11.2021 - 26.01.2022

Veranstaltungstitel: Virtual Lecture Series -

Veranstaltungstyp: Seminar

Veranstalterkategorie: BMBF, Förderprojekt

Veranstalter: Universität Bayreuth - Medienwissenschaft - BMBF Projekt - PD Dr. Anna Wiehl

Ort: Online

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(Ankündigungstext und Veranstaltung auf Englisch)

 

After more than two decades of digital documentary practices, one thing has become clear: 'New media documentaries' – whatever they may be – offer very specific ways of negotiating 'the Real': They not only look but also feel fundamentally different from linear documentaries, and they can offer new forms of engagement.

Not necessarily video or screen based, 'the Documentary in the Digital' involves the user-interactor in some active way and often calls for participation; it embraces augmented forms of reality and creates immersive realities; it is founded on polyphony, co-creation and networking. Intersections with adjacent fields like digital journalism, serious games, social media activism, interventionist media making, citizen sciences and artistic research become more and more influential.
This series of lectures (virtually) brings internationally leading scholars as well as practitioners in the field together to share their latest research and experiences.
Presentations will be streamed and recorded, and there will be the possibility of Q&As (in English language).

 

The program, list of presenters, topics and links to the zoom-sessions can be found on the project website: Virtuelle Ringvorlesung

Die Veranstaltung ist als Beitrag zur Wissenschaftskommunikation völlig offen und richtet sich damit nicht ausschließlich an Studierende oder Universitäts-Angehörige