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Data Politics
Learning Module: Primers Abstract / Short description: Understanding data practices and how it affects communities? How is data/knowledge/media/archives built and maintained in communities? Tangible media/data as ownership? Ethics, governance and ownership. Concentration: Reimagining Technology Learning Mode: Baithak, Learning with Materials (from the place), Public Engagement Micro-Context: Ancient Stone Inscriptions of Bidar, Citizen Curators (Local Collectors), Dakkhani Art & Literature, Khat
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Facilitators: Abhiram Jois
Micro-context(s): Ancient Stone Inscriptions Of Bidar, Citizen Curators Local Collectors, Dakkhani Art Literature, Khatati Calligraphy, Local History, Police History
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Learning Module: Primers
Abstract / Short description: Understanding data practices and how it affects communities? How is data/knowledge/media/archives built and maintained in communities? Tangible media/data as ownership? Ethics, governance and ownership.
Concentration: Reimagining Technology
Learning Mode: Baithak, Learning with Materials (from the place), Public Engagement
Micro-Context: Ancient Stone Inscriptions of Bidar, Citizen Curators (Local Collectors), Dakkhani Art & Literature, Khatati/Calligraphy, Local History, Police History
Offered / Designed by: Abhiram Jois, Shreyas Srivatsa
Trimester: Trimester 03
Year offered: 2025 - 2026