Summer School: Traditional Media vs. New Media. 1-12 August, 2012

Chair for Muslim Cultural & Religious History, University of Erfurt. Venue: Faculty of Humanities, Building LG4 / D07

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Tue 31.07

Wed 01.08

Thur 02.08

Fri 03.08

Sat 04.08

Sun 05.08

Mon 06.08

Tue 07.08

Wed 08.08

Thur 09.08

Fri 10.08

Sat 11.08

Sun 12.08

0930-1200 0915 0900 -1030 10-12 09 - 1030 10-12 10 - 12 10-12

Intercultural Communication

Petra Eweleit

Welcome Address

Prof. Dr.

Patrick Rössler

New Media vs Traditional Media –

Setting the Scene

Hasnain Bokhari

Liquid

Democracy

Dorothea Engler

Trip to Weimar

Goethe Haus

Buchenwald

Meeting with FM Radio FREI

Trip to Berlin

German Bundestag

Holocaust Memorial

Boat Trip through Berlin

Trip to Berlin

German Public

Television Station

ZDF

Crowd Sourcing

Dorothea

Engler

Political

Economy of New Media

Hasnain

Bokhari & Mustafa Khan

Student Video Blog

Presentations

Check out

Departure

1500 1030 10 30 14 -16 14 -16 14 - 16 14 - 16 1500

Arrival

Check in

Welcome Note

Prof. Dr. Jamal

Malik

What is Europe?

Geographical Reflections

Prof. Dr. Joachim Burdack

Photo Session Social Media

– German Perspective

Geraldine de Bastion

Falling behind?

How German Public Service Broadcasting

(PSB) incorporates New Media

Johannes Laas

Citizen Journalism

Mustafa Khan

Networked Society & Changing

Media Landscape

Sebastian Haselbeck

End Note

Prof. Dr. Jamal Malik

14 - 15

Library’s Guided Tour

1600 1300 15 - 16 17-19 17-19 17-19 1930 1900

Department of Muslim Cultural

& Religious History

Past, Present &

Future

Christiane Fiebig

Sightseeing

Tour of Erfurt

Manuela Linde

International is Erfurt

University

Christian Bannies

Video Blog

Social Media in Pakistan

Moderator

Irfan Ashraf

Video Blog

Liquid Democracy

Moderator

Imran Bangash

Video Blog

Citizen Journalism

Moderator

Aamer Raza

Iftar at Erfurt Mosque

Multicultural Evening

1600 1800

Culture-Contact & Culture Conflict

Prof. Dr. Jamal

Malik

Orientalism vs Occidentalism

Jamal Malik

1930

Welcome Reception