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Die gesamtgesellschaftlichen Umstellungsprozesse im Kontext von Digitalisierung und Digitisierung haben längst und umfassend auch die traditionelle Konzentration auf den papiernen Text als Gegenstand geisteswissenschaftlichen Studierens und Forschens sowie die Anleitung von Lern- und Rezeptionsprozessen in der Präsenzlehre erfasst. Dieser Transformationsprozess ist durch die Covid-19-Pandemie weniger erzeugt denn intensiviert worden. Augenfällig ist in jedem Fall der Bedarf an fachwissenschaftlich und technisch professionell aufbereiteten digitalen Lehr‐Lern‐Materialien, um in diesem Wandel die wissenschaftlichen Standards akademischer Lehre zu behaupten und weiter zu verbessern. Der Beitrag zeigt am Beispiel des Modellprojekts KoLidi (Kollaborative Literaturgeschichte digital und interaktiv) der Universitäten Bielefeld, Paderborn und der Bergischen Universität Wuppertal die Möglichkeiten digitalen Lehren und Lernens innerhalb eines traditionell buchzentrierten und lektüreintensiven Fachs auf. Das Projekt stellte einen breit gelagerten Versuch zur hochschuldidaktisch und fachwissenschaftlich qualifizierten Aufbereitung von Seminaren im digitalen Raum auf Basis der technischen Möglichkeiten von Lernmanagementsystemen (LMS) dar. Im Zentrum des Beitrags stehen die digitale kollaborative und interaktive Gestaltung von Rezeptions‐ und Textproduktionsprozessen sowie die in digitale Formate ‚übersetzte‘ Lese‐ und Schreibbegleitung. Abstract (english): Processes of digitization and digitalization fundamentally transform our societies. More precisely, they have long since comprehensively impacted the traditional focus on paper-printed texts as a commodity of studies and research in the humanities. Furthermore, they have largely affected learning and reception processes in faceto-face classroom situations. Less has this transformation been generated by the Covid-19-pandemic than it has become visible through it. Needs for professionally prepared digital teaching and learning materials have become obvious, in order to maintain and further improve the scientific standards of academic teaching in digital times. For disciplinary subjects, like literary history, that traditionally focus on books and large amounts of more or less analogue readings this has become an urgent challenge. Using examples from the pilot scheme KoLidi (‘Kollaborative Literaturgeschichte digital und interaktiv’, which roughly translates into ‘Collaborative and Interactive Approaches for Digital Literary History), this article presents well working ways of digital mediation of German-language literary history. The project was carried out conjointly by scholars from the universities of Bielefeld, Paderborn and Wuppertal. It is an effort to set up a didactically and technically qualified digital working environment and study materials at university level within a Moodle-based learning management system. The paper focuses, on the one hand, on digital, collaborative and interactive processes of reception and textual production as well as their designs. On the other hand, it discusses how reading and writing scenarios can be converted into digital formats and how students are best supported in reading and writing processes., MiDU - Medien im Deutschunterricht, Nr. 1 (2023): Lesen und Schreiben im digitalen Raum II

KoLidi is a pioneering project in its attempts to use digital and collaborative tools to teach literary history at the university level. In this paper, we illustrate the framework conditions of our project, outline its scientific background, and present our methodological considerations. Literary studies are, at their core, based on mutual exchanges concerning texts, contexts, and discourses. Transposing this process into a digital environment poses new challenges regarding how to keep this conversation running. How can close (analogue) individual readings and digital collaborative learning be productively combined? In a team of three German universities, we started with this basic question from the outset in order to develop collaborative and interactive courses on German-language literary history from the Middle Ages up to the 20th century. KoLidi aims to enable students to delve into historical sources by offering them the opportunity to identify historical patterns and structures on their own. All media content that is created serves two major functions: to impart declarative knowledge to learners and to encourage students to integrate such knowledge into a larger context of problem-oriented knowledge acquisition through joint dialogue and teamwork beyond our institutions. To enable further exchange and development, all teaching materials are designed as open educational resources (OER).

Paderborn: Wilhelm Fink, 2018. 583 S., 46,90 €. ISBN: 978-3-7705-6314-2, Perspicuitas: ​Internet-Periodicum für mediävistische Sprach-, Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft, vol. 2018