Urban Co-Mapping: exploring a collective transversal learning model
Aubrey Toldi,
Bruno Seve
Abstract:As mapping pedagogy has shifted significantly the past era, collective mapping emerged as alternative approach. It is a means to debate, illuminate, challenge, and imagine different spatial experiences and understandings within a broader collaborative effort and in a more democratic way. ‘What we teach’ in mapping scholarship has become more critical and collaborative over the years, but ‘how we teach’ it can still improve. Therefore, we find it relevant to reflect on how transversal learning practices and col… Show more
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