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- Aphorism No.1 – "Distance"
- Aphorism No.10 – "act of interpretation"
- Aphorism No.11 – "digested, worked from"
- Aphorism No.12 – "possibility of resistance"
- Aphorism No.13 – "routine of plagerism"
- Aphorism No.14 – "creative crisis"
- Aphorism No.15 – "place is differently"
- Aphorism No.16 & 17 "closed spaces limit … spaces can be permeable and flexible"
- Aphorism No.2 – "online version"
- Aphorism No.20 – "community and contact"
- Aphorism No.3 – "redefining connection"
- Aphorism No.4 – "Best Practice"
- Aphorism No.5 – "belief in action"
- Aphorism No.6 – "aethetics of online"
- Aphorism No.7 – "cultures of survailence"
- Aphorism No.8 – "text toppled"
- Aphorism No.9 – "arguments to emerge"
- The Edinburgh Manifesto for Teaching Online
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