Below some materials useful for conducted courses. This section contains students' 

presentations as well.

Winter Term 2006/2007: eGovernment - Comparative Analysis (Block Seminar)

  1. Who Does What? Plan of The Course, Time Schedule, Homework, Presentations & Essays,

  Credits, Mailing List | Course Description | Requirements | Reader - List of Texts

  2. Why Does It Pay Off to Go Online?

  Materials online

  3. How Do We Learn About Politics via Internet?

  Materials online

  4. How The Web Influences Political Attitudes and Behaviors?

  Materials online

  5. Citizens & eDemocracy: Do We Need eGovernments?

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  6. eGovernment. Case Study: USA

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  7. eGovernment. Case Study: England

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  8. eGovernment. Case Study: Switzerland and Germany

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  9. eGovernment. Case Study: Scandinavian Countries

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  10. eGovenment. Case Study: Baltic Countries

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  11. eGovenment: Poland 

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  12. eGovernment: Italy and The Vatican City

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  13. eGovernment: Traineeships and Work Opportunities

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  14. Conclusions and Group Discussions

  Materials online  

Winter Term 2005/2006: The Society of Hypertext. Modern L@byrinth?

  1. Who Does What? Plan of The Course, Time Schedule, Homework, Presentations & Essays,

  Credits, Mailing List | Course Description | Requirements | Reader - List of Texts | Phrases! 

  2. "Seek and You Will Find"? Internet - Modern Labyrinth & its Geography.

  Materials online

  3. "You Have a New Mail" :) How Do We Communicate?

  Materials online

  4. The Society of Hypertext. How Do We "Read" in The Digital Age?

  Materials online

  5. Multimedia Effects on Perception of Online News.

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  6. Incidental News Exposure on the World Wide Web.

  Materials online

  7. eCommunities - Threat or Opportunity?

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  8. Networked Individuals. Chats and Emoticons Language as a Form of Socialization.

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  9. Citizens & eDemocracy. Outlook for the Future.

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  10. eGovernments. Comparative Analysis.

  Materials online

  11. Internet Voting.

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  12. e-Campaigning.

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  13. How The Web Influences Political Attitudes and Behaviours?

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  14. World Wide Web - The Question of Trust and Credibility.

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  15. eAdvertising & eBusiness

  Materials online | Students' Presentations

  16. Conclusions: The Society of Hypertext. Modern Labyrinth?

  Group Discussion