Episode 39: Philosophie, Aktivismus und Educational Theory

from Feierabendbier Open Education · host Markus Deimann & Christian Friedrich

Wir sind nach ein paar Wochen Abstinenz wieder da und besprechen Markus' Antrittsvorlesung, ein wenig #2017DML, aber auch und vor allem den Artikel von Ben Williamson "Who owns educational theory?" – warum das wichtig besprechen wir auch direkt.

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