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QUALI-DAD: A qualitative study of Italian academics’ distance teaching practices during the Covid-19 emergency and the meanings assigned to them
This report illustrates the findings of a qualitative study that explored Italian academics’ relationship with distance teaching during the Covid-19 pandemic emergency. Specifically, 18 focus groups with 4 to 8 participants each were held at several universities throughout the country, for a total of 98 participants. Two focus groups were held at each university, one with faculty members in the humanities, and one with faculty members in scientific disciplines. Participants were heterogeneous in terms of gender and career stage, and were selected at random from the CINECA lists. The focus groups took place online, and were video/audio recorded. The material thus collected was analyzed via a grounded and iterative coding process involving repeated rounds of data analysis and discussion among the researchers.
The analysis led to a number of interesting insights, which have been grouped under four main headings.
- A controversial question;
- Teaching in crisis;
- The rediscovery of teaching;
- Hopes and fears for the future.
QUALI-DAD. Una ricerca qualitativa sui significati e le pratiche degli accademici italiani riguardo la didattica a distanza durante l'emergenza Covid-19
Multilinguismo e funzione pubblica. Dal prestigio del modello francese
alla costruzione dell’identità europea
Reports & Essays on Climate Change Litigation
Vecchie allo Specchio. Rappresentazioni nella realtà sociale, nel cinema e nella letteratura
Circolazione, cessione, riciclaggio. Alcuni profili giuridici dell’arte e del suo mercato
Access to Water and CommodificationA Comparative Legal Analysis of the Bottling Phenomenon
Gli edifici di culto come beni culturali in Italia. Nuovi scenari per la gestione e il riuso delle chiese cattoliche tra diritto canonico e diritto statale
L'inammissibilità nel giudizio di cassazione
Questio de aqua et terra
This volume offers a new edition of the original text and an Italian translation of Dante Alighieri’s Questio de aqua et terra, discussed in Verona in 1320. The introductory apparatus and the textual commentary reconstruct the historical context of the quaestio (in the light of the debates on the nature of the elements and Aristotelian cosmology), its discussions in the historiography of science and philosophy, and the fortune of the text in its editions from the sixteenth century onwards.