‘It Makes You Feel Like You Are Working as a Real Scientist’: Using data provided by the ADS for digital archaeological teaching and learning at the University of Vienna

Dominik Hagmann; Fabiola Heynen

‘It Makes You Feel Like You Are Working as a Real Scientist’: Using data provided by the ADS for digital archaeological teaching and learning at the University of Vienna

Dominik Hagmann (Korresp. Autor*in)
, Fabiola Heynen

Veröffentlichungen: Elektronische/multimediale Veröffentlichung › Webpublikation

Abstract

This is the first in a series of guest posts exploring the re-use of digital data preserved and disseminated by the ADS. This post explores how various data-sets preserved by the ADS are re-used as a teaching resource at the University of Vienna.

Originalsprache	Englisch
Verlag	Archaeological Data Service, University of York
Medium	Online
Größe	4 Seiten
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - 11 März 2019

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601010 Klassische Archäologie
601026 Virtuelle Archäologie
503007 Didaktik
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Veröffentlichungen: Elektronische/multimediale Veröffentlichung › Webpublikation

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