Projects: Communication Design

DESIGNING DESIGN Investigating digital media, communication, informatics and design is presented through an international seminar series and research publications referring to a set of sub projects in digital design.
ENCODE01 Engagement and Communication in Digital Cultural Environments Design of digital environments for meaningful encounters with cultural heritage, relating understandings of objects and resources from the museum's collection
GRIG - Guild for mixed reality integrators & generators We are a group of European artistic and cultural operators creating & researching mixed reality works that intertwine digital media & physical materials, objects & spaces.
INVENTIO - Theory & Practice of Designing Digital Genres for Learning & Leisure Exploring digital genres by production driven inquiry in a mix of locative and broadband media and technologies.
MULTIMO - researching multimodal discourses Interdisciplinary investigation of making and analysing multimodal discourse in digital domains where mediated design, texts, activity and meaning making are central.
Mediational Sites: A Communication Design Perspectives on Websites This Ph.D. project examines websites as digitally mediated and multimodal expressions in terms of communication design through textual analysis.
NARRAHAND We explore the making of a collaborative fictional narrative on GPS mobile phones authored by young adult African immigrants in Oslo. A wiki is used to link online reflections on shared making and use.
Open archaeology Development of a learning and dissemination environment for archeology, focussing on processes and participation. Based on wiki, blog and semantic web technologies.
TRANSACTIONS This interdisciplinary group at the Faculty of Education investigates young people's learning, meaning making and identity construction in multiple contexts and via mixed media.
WIKI-D A production based inquiry into the digital mediation of outcomes of a large Norwegian research programme, with a focus on the use of wikis in multimodal, research discourses.