Portal:Reading groups
What are Wikiversity Reading Groups? edit
Wikiversity Reading Groups are learning projects oriented around generating discussion and notes around specific books, texts, videos, or entire oeuvres that users find of interest.
Starting a Reading Group edit
Please add [[Category:Reading groups]] to any newly created Reading Group. If the book or text has a page on Wikipedia please consider adding the Wikiversity Template to the appropriate Wikipedia page.
Weekly chat session edit
There is a weekly chat session in the weekend on Wikiversity:chat for social bonding and to discuss the future of the reading groups.
Organization Brainstorming IRC Session 30 Dec 2007 18:00 CET draft agenda
Reading groups edit
- Noam Chomsky reading group... in progress
- Thucydides: The Peloponnesian War. Discussion every weekend on IRC.
- Ivan Illich: Deschooling Society - a reading group on Illichs' 1971 discourse on education.
- John Seely Brown on new learning contexts
- Is consciousness a chemical process?
- Worldpolitics - a reading group on texts dedicted to major issues in worldpolitics: the influence of religion, humanism, depletion of resources, economy.
- Islamic Feminism: Contemporary Debate
- Many-worlds interpretation
- Michel Foucault reading group
- Molecular Paleontology Reading Group
- On the Soul: discussion group - a Reading group for Aristotle's On the Soul
- Darwinism as religion - is evolution taught in schools like a religion?
- Wikiversity learning model/Reading group - a reading group on the Wikiversity learning model
- Eric Von Hippel:Democratizing Innovation
- Yochai Benkler: The Wealth of Networks
- Neal Stephenson:The Diamond Age. Discussion on the whole book sometime next year, probably February.
- First reports in very disappointed in book and decided to cancel detailed reports and further reading. Others results are still welcome!
- Romance of the Three Kingdoms (by Luo Guanzhong): a historical novel which plays in China from 168 - 280 AD and is one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature.
- Wikiworld: Political Economy and the Promise of Participatory Media
- Free Culture (book): to study Lessig's Free Culture (book)