It has become increasingly popular to describe all forms of presentation as “story telling”. Scholarly publications are not an exception. However, it has remained a challenge to tell scholarly stories to the academic community, especially the international community. Writing and other linguistic/artistic skills aside, there are three key ingredients in scholarly stories – theory, data, and analysis – in scholarly publications. In the talk, I’ll share my observations on what, why, and how the ingredients play their roles, respectively and jointly, in telling scholarly stories in the age of big data, artificial intelligence and computational methods.

The overall aim of World Literature is to study literature in a larger context than the linguistic and cultural context where local literatures originate, but also to always take the local conditions and particularities into account. This endeavor requires an enhanced sensitivity to two features. First, we have to be aware of the possibility of any local environment, no matter its size, to foster literature that can be labelled world literature. At this point, I will focus on the tiny town of Weimar in Germany where Goethe revived the notion of world literature. Second, we have to focus on cross-cultural issues beyond literature itself with regard to theory and methodology, which implies the formation of an interdisciplinary research agenda involving broader fields of disciplines than has often been the case in the literary studies. I will list a few hot topics of that nature. The lecture will exemplify this double awareness and the ensuing agenda for future literary studies.

Most continents are rich in post-imperial situations, within written history for many centuries and even longer. In the 20th century, the post-imperial conditions have a global outreach, because the dwindling empires of this century were born during the European colonial expansion after Columbus. The European, and Western, notion of progress and human power to shape history at will make the disappearance of an empire a fall, due to human errors, not a regular detour towards reemergence. The fall or fading away of an empire is not just an event with a precise date, but a process which, inevitably, shows cracks before it actually happens and entangles the pre-imperial and the post-imperial conditions in each other. How to imagine the change, important for our present historical situation, as cultural issue involving cultural identities is the topic of my lecture. My lecture will concentrate on two such imaginative post-imperial prefigurations before the fall actually occurs and recognized by its citizens. One such prefiguration is seen through the eyes of the colonizers, J.M. Foster’s A Passage to India (1927), the other is seen through the eyes of the colonized, Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart (1957).

随着信息技术的突飞猛进，人工智能、大数据、慕课、移动学习等新兴技术和教育模式深刻地影响着教育领域的变革。教育信息化建设的重要性已日益凸显，智慧教育正成为当前的研究热点和前沿。为了增进学术交流，博采众家之长，为本校研究生打造教育技术领域的高端平台，特举办“智慧教育论坛”系列讲座，广邀教育技术专家学者，为大家带来最新学术成果及热点学术资讯，以期开拓研究生的学术视野，提升学术科研能力。
本次讲座邀请到了CSSCI核心期刊《远程教育杂志》执行主编陶侃老师为大家带来“前沿研究选题与论文架构”主题讲座，旨在为处在选题困境中的研究生同学们指点迷津，介绍当前教育信息化领域的前沿热点问题和优质选题，指导大家明晰研究方向，为论文开题打下良好的基础。

讲述创意团队如何为世界500强/上市公司/政府等企业提供新媒体运营:
1.实践过程中如何与客户沟通，包赚产品。
2.在媒体运营过程中的实战分享，几个重要的属性；
如何蹭热度；如何实现事件营销；如何实现线上线下整合运营，将流量转化为销售。
3.分享抖音运营，目前最好的转化流量的平台。