THE EFFECT OF USING DIGIMON (SCIENCE DIGITAL MODULE) WITH SCIENTIFIC APPROACH AT THE VISUALIZATIONOF STUDENTS’ INDEPENDENCE AND LEARNING RESULTS by M. W. Syahroni, N. R. Dewi, Kasmui Kasmui

Subjects: “…Digimon, Independent, Learning Outcomes, Scientific Approach…”
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STUDI POLITIK PADA GAME ONLINE KASUS GOVERNING COMMUNITY PADA GAME MASTERS ONLINE DIGIMON by , MELATHI HINGAR, , Amalinda Savirani, S.IP., M.A.

La transmedia Digital Monster como patchwork mitológico-creencial: sincretismo y reconfiguraciones de mitos, leyendas y creencias en la configuración del Mundo Digimon by Francisco Miguel Ojeda-García, Francisco Javier Ogáyar-Marín

Subjects: “…Digimon…”
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Understanding Societal Requirements of CCS Projects: Application of the Societal Embeddedness Level Assessment Methodology in Four National Case Studies by Dimitrios Mendrinos, Spyridon Karytsas, Olympia Polyzou, Constantine Karytsas, Åsta Dyrnes Nordø, Kirsti Midttømme, Danny Otto, Matthias Gross, Marit Sprenkeling, Ruben Peuchen, Tara Geerdink, Hanneke Puts

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Bridging Social and Technical Sciences: Introduction of the Societal Embeddedness Level by Marit Sprenkeling, Tara Geerdink, Adriaan Slob, Amber Geurts

“…DigiMon is an ACT second call project, funded by the national funding agencies in the period September 2019–August 2022.…”
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Compassionate Neo-Traditionalism in Hosoda Mamoru’s Animation Movies by M. M. Grajdian

“…Throughout his activity as an animation director, Hosoda Mamoru tackles important issues of present-day Japan - and of late modernity - with creative acuity and a keen sense of observation. From Digimon: The Movie and ONE PIECE: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island, in which Hosoda rehearses his directing skills in the field of animation by taking over popular and familiar elements from highly successful Japanese franchises and embedding them into a more mature and more profound context of addressing challenging topics, through The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and Summer Wars, in which Hosoda finds his way into the extremely competitive world of the Japanese entertainment industry with original storylines and powerful characters, to Wolf Children with its complex problematic of single motherhood, The Boy and the Beast with its combined topics of runaway children, of absent fathers, and of loss of masculinity addressed in a raw manner, and Mirai, in which Hosoda carefully avoids delving too deeply into the disturbing child-rearing and education politics of Japan, he constantly chooses a narrative of comfortable traditionalism, showing both that he understands Japan’s critical situation and that he does not regard it as his duty to offer alternative solutions, more in tune with the spirit of the 21st century.…”
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On the Organisation of Translation—An Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approach to Developing Design Options for CO₂ Storage Monitoring Systems by Danny Otto, Marit Sprenkeling, Ruben Peuchen, Åsta Dyrnes Nordø, Dimitrios Mendrinos, Spyridon Karytsas, Siri Veland, Olympia Polyzou, Martha Lien, Yngve Heggelund, Matthias Gross, Pim Piek, Hanneke Puts

“…In this article, we address this gap and present the inter- and transdisciplinary technology development in the international research project “DigiMon—Digital Monitoring of CO₂ Storage Projects” that aims to develop a human-centered monitoring system. …”
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