Bridging Continents in Teaching Environmental History: Rio de Janeiro and Vienna
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This paper presents and critically discusses an experiment in environmental history didactics. For the first time - as far as we know - an intercontinental course in environmental history was designed and offered, simultaneously in Vienna (Austria) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). From an environmental history perspective a city is a socio-natural site, its present shape is the result of a co-evolutionary process of nature and society. This paper is a teacher’s reflection about the potentials and limitations of e-learning and blended learning (the combination of face-to-face and virtual communication) based teaching of urban environmental history in an intercontinental, multilingual and intercultural setting.
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