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Buschmeier M, Kunz TA, Ciecior J, Lanius K, Wollmann S. Digital Open Education im Bachelor-Studium: Lesen und Schreiben in LMS-basierten Selbstlernkursen im Bereich der deutschsprachigen Literaturgeschichte. MiDU – Medien im Deutschunterricht . 2023;5(1). ; Processes of digitization and digitalization fundamentally transform our societies. More precisely, they have long since comprehensively impacted the traditional focus on paper-printed texts as a commodity of studies and research in the humanities. Furthermore, they have largely affected learning and reception processes in faceto-face classroom situations. Less has this transformation been generated by the Covid-19-pandemic than it has become visible through it. Needs for professionally prepared digital teaching and learning materials have become obvious, in order to maintain and further improve the scientific standards of academic teaching in digital times. For disciplinary subjects, like literary history, that traditionally focus on books and large amounts of more or less analogue readings this has become an urgent challenge. Using examples from the pilot scheme KoLidi (‘Kollaborative Literaturgeschichte digital und interaktiv’, which roughly translates into ‘Collaborative and Interactive Approaches for Digital Literary History), this article presents well working ways of digital mediation of German-language literary history. The project was carried out conjointly by scholars from the universities of Bielefeld, Paderborn and Wuppertal. It is an effort to set up a didactically and technically qualified digital working environment and study materials at university level within a Moodle-based learning management system. The paper focuses, on the one hand, on digital, collaborative and interactive processes of reception and textual production as well as their designs. On the other hand, it discusses how reading and writing scenarios can be converted into digital formats and how students are best supported in reading and writing processes. ; Die ...
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