I kicked off my WebSci’11 experience by attending the Curriculum Workshop, where I was delighted by the range of instititions present: we had 37+ attendees representing 17 institutions. Of those institutions, 4 are currently running a Web Science program (masters or doctoral), 6 plan such a program, 4 are running a Web Science module as [...]
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