Experiment: Learning communities
Is the search for new communities, for communal ways of learning and working experiencing a revival? Especially in times of crisis, the longing for collective living, learning and working, for an alternative way of organising life is booming – in the 1920s as well as today. The third issue of this e-journal explores these questions and presents historical and current examples of learning communities.
is a research associate at the Academy of the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, acting as deputy head of the department since 2018. Her work focuses on pedagogy, design and digital mediation. Since 2021 she has been responsible for the digital research project ‘Schools of Departure’.
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Preface: Progressive learning communities as an ongoing experiment
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1
Author
Katja Klaus
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Sim Van der Ryn and the “Outlaw Builders”
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2
Author
Greg Castillo
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I love you in the name of the commons
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3
Author
Binna Choi
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Amereida: School, Crossings, and Open City
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4
Author
Andrés Garcés Alzamora with Katherine Exss Cid, David Luza Cornejo, Rodrigo Saavedra Venegas
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Inland – An academy for safeguarding of seeds, animal breeds and knowledge
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5
Author
Fernando Garcia Dory
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"We are really fortunate to hold our sessions on the original BMC campus"
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6
Author
Heidi Gruner
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Opening the academy: Oskar Hansen’s Pedagogy of Open Form
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7
Author
Aleksandra Kędziorek
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Ant Farm – Show/Blow Minds (Learn)
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8
Author
Lee Stickells