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Title	Principles and Practice of Professional Legal Communications
Number	228.002
Type	Seminar
Semester hours	2
Offered in	Sommersemester 2016
Lecturer (assistant)	Berger, Norbert
Organisation	Institute of Austrian Legal History and European Legal Development (Contact information)
Curriculum / ECTS credits	compulsory subject: 5 | elective subject: 3 | PhD studies: 2 Degree type/curriculum SPO-V Allocation to module Type Rec. sem. ECTS credits Equ. Prerequ. current Diploma programme 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Justiz WF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Internationale Beziehungen WF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Wirtschaft WF n.s. 5 Details Doctoral programme 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Nichtstreitige Verfahren und Mediation, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Zivilgerichtliches Verfahren, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Bürgerliches Recht einschließlich Internationales Privatrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Österreichische und Europäische Rechtsentwicklung, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Wirtschaftsrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Rechtsgeschichte, SE PF n.s. 5 Details discontinued 083 Law, doctorate (UG2002) 02W 1. Part /REWI-Doktorat ALT (Version 02W) / Lehrveranstaltungsangebot für die 3 Pflichtfächer lt. Curriculum 02W PF n.s. 5 Diploma programme 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Politik und Gesellschaft / Rechtsentwicklung und Rechtspolitik im Privatrecht PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Justiz / Privatrecht und Verfahren PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Wirtschaft / Wirtschaftsrecht PF n.s. 5 Free course: 5 ECTS credits
Course description
Content	Relevant legal topics include: criteria and perceptions of legal communications in diverse cultures; the use of jargon versus “plain English”; style recommendations as found in various journal articles e.g. http://network.bepress.com/law/legal-writing-and-research/. In addition, samples of great legal speeches as well as persuasive speeches from politics will highlight different rhetorical traditions and devices for practice in student productions in legal contexts they study. Roleplay will apply and develop practical experiences and skills.
Previous knowledge expected	Maturaniveau English
Objective (expected results of study and acquired competences)	Successful candidates will • know and understand essential theoretical principles of communication, classical rhetoric and current research in social-interactive discourse and behaviour; • have analysed their own preferred communication styles and best practice samples of speeches; they can identify and judge effective and efficient manifestations of persuasive professional behaviour and discourse in different cultures and adjust their speaking and writing styles according to audiences and discourse communities they encounter in a wide range of professional situations; • have practised professional communications and persuasive speeches in class assignments and prepared roleplay, as well as peer feedback and reflection for further self-directed and guided personal development; • have demonstrated critical awareness of interpersonal and cross-cultural, cross-gender professional behaviours and communications with legal and client partners, as well as the general public.
Languages of instruction	English
Teaching and learning method (delivery of skills) workload for students	interactive & New Media (conveying knowledge also in computer-based way, e.g. e-learning)
Scheduled dates	228.002 Principles and Practice of Professional Legal Communications (2SSt SE, SS 2015/16) Group Day Date from to Place Type of class Date type Comment Standardgruppe Fri 04.03.2016 08:15 09:45 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 11.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 18.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 25.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 01.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 08.06.2016 08:00 11:15 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed
Course criteria & registration	For registration you have to be identified in UNIGRAZonline as a student. Note: Attendance in the first session on 5.3.2014 is mandatory! Missing this session means you forfeit your place!
Exam information
Prerequisites according to curriculum	See position in the curriculum
Assessment (exam method and evaluation)	Leistungsbeurteilung u.a. durch: Prüfung von Theorieinhalten in schriftlichen oder mündlichen Tests 25% Portfolios von zu erbringenden Leistungen im Rahmen der Lehrveranstaltung 50%; Begleitende Blended Learning Aktivitäten 25%.
Exam dates & registration	Details
Number of exam dates per semester	continuous assessment
Further information
Recommended reading
Online information	Online information e-learning course
Note	Please bring your wifi-enabled laptop of tablet for classroom work! Make sure you can connect to Eduroam - contact ZID helpdesk if necessary.

Title	Principles and Practice of Negotiating, Chairing and Participating in Meetings Involving Lawyers
Number	228.001
Type	Seminar
Semester hours	2
Offered in	Sommersemester 2016
Lecturer (assistant)	Berger, Norbert
Organisation	Institute of Austrian Legal History and European Legal Development (Contact information)
Curriculum / ECTS credits	compulsory subject: 5 | elective subject: 3 | PhD studies: 2   Degree type/curriculum SPO-V Allocation to module Type Rec. sem. ECTS credits Equ. Prerequ. current Diploma programme 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Justiz WF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Internationale Beziehungen WF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Wirtschaft WF n.s. 5 Details Doctoral programme 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Nichtstreitige Verfahren und Mediation, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Zivilgerichtliches Verfahren, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Bürgerliches Recht einschließlich Internationales Privatrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Österreichische und Europäische Rechtsentwicklung, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Wirtschaftsrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Rechtsgeschichte, SE PF n.s. 5 Details discontinued 083 Law, doctorate (UG2002) 02W 1. Part /REWI-Doktorat ALT (Version 02W) / Lehrveranstaltungsangebot für die 3 Pflichtfächer lt. Curriculum 02W PF n.s. 5 Diploma programme 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Politik und Gesellschaft / Rechtsentwicklung und Rechtspolitik im Privatrecht PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Justiz / Privatrecht und Verfahren PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Wirtschaft / Wirtschaftsrecht PF n.s. 5 Free course: 5 ECTS credits
Course description
Content	Relevant legal topics include: formats and structures of legal and business meetings; chairing and participating in such formal meetings; expectations and rituals, styles and conventions. Analysing suitable training videos addresses formal procedural and interpersonal issues and behaviours in court and other meetings. Aspects include fact-finding and documenting behaviours. Strategies and tactics for preparing and participating in negotiations of legal agreements, business contracts, as well as labour and employment issues are analysed at several levels including discourse. Roleplay will apply and develop practical experiences and skills.
Previous knowledge expected	no
Objective (expected results of study and acquired competences)	Successful candidates will • know and understand relevant theoretical management principles of organising meetings and associated people issues as well as current research and best practice in international business settings; they also know and understand theoretical principles of negotiating in terms of strategic planning as well as operational tactics and techniques, based on the Harvard principle (Fisher, Ury, Patten) and current research in discourse, gender and identity issues (e.g. Tannen); • have become aware of their own personal skills as well as of cultural diversity in professional arguments and meeting behaviour and have successfully analysed and synthesised manifestations and plans of negotiating behaviour; • have practised chairing and participating in several simulated negotiations and professional meetings by preparations and roleplay, as well as peer feedback and reflection for further self-directed and guided personal development; • have demonstrated critical awareness of their own and others' interpersonal and cross-cultural, cross-gender negotiating behaviours and techniques; • have analysed samples of professional meetings and synthesised guidelines for their own future roles in professional meetings across cultures.
Languages of instruction	English
Teaching and learning method (delivery of skills) workload for students	interactive & New Media (conveying knowledge also in computer-based way, e.g. e-learning)
Scheduled dates	228.001 Principles and Practice of Negotiating, Chairing and Participating in Meetings Involving Lawyers (2SSt SE, SS 2015/16) Group Day Date from to Place Type of class Date type Comment Standardgruppe Thu 03.03.2016 08:30 10:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 13.04.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 20.04.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Wed 27.04.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Thu 28.04.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed Fri 13.05.2016 08:00 11:15 SR 15.33 (015B030037) regular class confirmed
Course criteria & registration	For registration you have to be identified in UNIGRAZonline as a student.
Exam information
Prerequisites according to curriculum	See position in the curriculum
Assessment (exam method and evaluation)	Leistungsbeurteilung u.a. durch: Prüfung von Theorieinhalten in schriftlichen oder mündlichen Tests 25% Portfolios von zu erbringenden Leistungen im Rahmen der Lehrveranstaltung 50%; Begleitende Blended Learning Aktivitäten 25%.
Exam dates & registration	Details Note: Attendance in the first session on 7.3.2014 is mandatory! Missing this session means you forfeit your place!
Number of exam dates per semester	continuous assessment
Further information
Recommended reading	Lektüre und LV Unterlagen werden online zur Verfügung gestellt
Online information	Online information e-learning course
Note	Please bring your Wifi enabled laptop computer or tablet. If you need help accessing Eduroam, contact Uni-IT Helpdesk.

General information
Title	Privatissimum for the Willem C. Vis Moot Team 2016
Number	210.021
Type	Seminar
Semester hours	2
Offered in	Sommersemester 2016
Lecturer (assistant)	Nunner-Krautgasser, Bettina , Aschauer, Christian , Berger, Norbert
Organisation	Institute of Civil Procedure and Insolvency Law (Contact information)
Curriculum / ECTS credits	compulsory subject: 9 | elective subject: 2 | PhD studies: 3 Degree type/curriculum SPO-V Allocation to module Type Rec. sem. ECTS credits Equ. Prerequ. current Diploma programme 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Kombinationsfach PF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Pflichtfach: Justiz / Zivilverfahrensrecht PF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Pflichtfach: Wirtschaft / Privates Wirtschaftsrecht PF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Justiz WF n.s. 5 Details 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 14W 3. Part /Spezialisierungsgebiet Wahlfach: Wirtschaft WF n.s. 5 Details Doctoral programme 783 Doctoral Programme Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Wirtschaftsrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 783 Doctoral Programme Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Völkerrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 783 Doctoral Programme Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Zivilgerichtliches Verfahren, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Völkerrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Wirtschaftsrecht, SE PF n.s. 5 Details 796, 200 Doctoral Programme, Law (UG2002) 09W 1. Part /Spezialisierungsfach / Zivilgerichtliches Verfahren, SE PF n.s. 5 Details discontinued 083 Law, doctorate (UG2002) 02W 1. Part /REWI-Doktorat ALT (Version 02W) / Lehrveranstaltungsangebot für die 3 Pflichtfächer lt. Curriculum 02W PF n.s. 5 Diploma programme 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Justiz / Privatrecht und Verfahren PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Internationale Beziehungen / Völkerrecht, Kollisionsrecht und Einheitsrecht sowie Europarecht (Kombinationsfach) PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Internationale Beziehungen / Völkerrecht, Kollisionsrecht und Einheitsrecht sowie Europarecht PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Wirtschaft / Wirtschaftsrecht (Kombinationsfach) PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Wirtschaft / Wirtschaftsrecht PF n.s. 5 101 Diploma Programme Law (UG2002) 11W 3. Part /Pflichtfachgruppe: Justiz / Privatrecht und Verfahren (Kombinationsfach) PF n.s. 5 Free course: 5 ECTS credits
Course description
Content	Those students, who have chosen to represent the Law Faculty of the University of Graz at the 23rd Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot Court in Vienna, will receive an intensive preparation. This includes perfecting the skills acquired in the winter term course as well as an optimization of the oral argumentation skills.
Previous knowledge expected	Participants must have finished the winter term-course “210.019, Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot”.
Objective (expected results of study and acquired competences)	Preparation for the „23rd Annual Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Commercial Moot“ in Vienna.
Languages of instruction	English
Teaching and learning method (delivery of skills) workload for students	[English] interactive (e.g. seminar, course: conveying knowledge by presentations, discussions etc.)
Scheduled dates	210.021 Privatissimum for the Willem C. Vis Moot Team 2016 (2SSt SE, SS 2015/16) Group Day Date from to Place Type of class Date type Comment Standardgruppe Fri 11.03.2016 11:00 13:00 SR 15.42 (015B04025e) preparatory class confirmed Provisorischer Termin!
Course criteria & registration	For registration you have to be identified in UNIGRAZonline as a student.
Exam information
Prerequisites according to curriculum	See position in the curriculum
Assessment (exam method and evaluation)	will be told
Exam dates & registration	Details
Number of exam dates per semester	continuous assessment
Further information
Recommended reading	will be referred to in the seminar.
Online information
Note	max. participants are 10

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Title	Communication
Number	920.021
Type	Lecture/Practical
Semester hours	1 Lecture/1 Exercise
Offered in	Summer semester 2016
Lecturer (assistant)	Berger, Norbert
Organisation	Centre for Social Competence (Contact information)
Curriculum / ECTS credits	compulsory subject: 0 | elective subject: 1 | PhD studies: 0 Degree type/curriculum SPO-V Allocation to module Type Rec. sem. ECTS credits Equ. Prerequ. current Bachelor programme 505 Bachelor Programme Sociology (UG2002) 11W 1. Part /Modul K: Gebundenes Wahlfach 3 / K.7 Soziale Kompetenz: Kommunikationstraining, VU WK 6. 3 Free course: 3 ECTS credits
Course description
Content	Knowledge and knowhow in: expressing ideas clearly, being good listeners; expressing experiences or information accurately. What supports or inhibits relationships with other communicators? How do I manage impressions I make, i.e. what does my body language say about me?
Previous knowledge expected	no
Objective (expected results of study and acquired competences)	1.Reflecting on experiences of m communications (speaking and listening) and understanding strategies of presenting information. 2.Increasing comprehension in dialogues 3.Becoming aware of communication and personality features based on diverse psychological insight. 4.Experiencing and analysing communication and behaviour in dialogic and group discourse. 5.Grasping mechanisms of body language and effects. 6.Giving and handling feedback in groups effectively. 7.Evaluating perceptions of self and others.
Languages of instruction	English
Teaching and learning method (delivery of skills) workload for students	[English] interactive & New Media (conveying knowledge also in a computer based way) Experiential learning (learning by doing): task-oriented work; reflection; theory input and processing; application; group activities; video analysis for peer feedback and planning of personal learning.
Scheduled dates	920.021 Kommunikation (2SSt VU, SS 2016) Group Day Date from to Place Type of class Date type Comment Standardgruppe Tue 24.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 31.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 07.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 14.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 21.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed
Course criteria & registration	For registration you have to be identified in UNIGRAZonline as a student.
Exam information
Prerequisites according to curriculum	See position in the curriculum
Assessment (exam method and evaluation)	Portfolio of performances in simulations and experiences, peer feedback, reflections in response to tutor feedback.
Exam dates & registration	Details
Number of exam dates per semester	continuous assessment
Further information
Recommended reading	See online course on www.ngberger.com
Online information
Note

Title	Advanced Academic Communications across Cultures: Critical Analytical Thinking
Number	920.050
Type	Lecture/Practical
Semester hours	1 Lecture/1 Exercise
Offered in	Sommersemester 2016
Lecturer (assistant)	Berger, Norbert
Organisation	Centre for Social Competence (Contact information)
Curriculum / ECTS credits	Degree type/curriculum SPO-V Allocation to module Type Rec. sem. ECTS credits Equ. Prerequ. No entries. Free course: 3 ECTS credits
Course description
Content	How well do you think? Different cultural frameworks; argument and other forms of communications; clarity, consistency and structure; reading between the lines; identifying flaws in arguments; finding and evaluating sources of evidence; critical selection, interpretation and noting of source materials; critical analytical writing and speaking
Previous knowledge expected	English level B2
Objective (expected results of study and acquired competences)	• Ability to understand different perceptions and expectations of professional academic thought and communications; • Ability to recognise and produce well-formed descriptive and argumentative communications; • Ability to communicate clearly, consistently and coherently in analyses and syntheses of professional ideas; • Interpret implicit meaning correctly; • Identify and evaluate claims and evidence as well as flawed argument; • Improved awareness, knowledge and skills; • Training done in English
Languages of instruction	English
Teaching and learning method (delivery of skills) workload for students	[English] interactive & New Media (conveying knowledge also in a computer based way) Self-assessment quizzes, analyses of training sample texts, written and spoken, preparations of readings and assignments, class performances, peer and tutor feedback, learning blogs with goal-setting, reports, reflection of performances in several learning cycles
Scheduled dates	920.050 Advanced Academic Communications across Cultures: Critical Analytical Thinking (2SSt VU, SS 2015/16) Group Day Date from to Place Type of class Date type Comment Standardgruppe Mon 23.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Mon 30.05.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Mon 13.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Mon 20.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Mon 27.06.2016 08:00 13:00 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed
Course criteria & registration	Details
Exam information
Prerequisites according to curriculum	See position in the curriculum
Assessment (exam method and evaluation)	Classroom participation and contributions; Portfolio assessment: completing set assignments including preparations, performances, peer feedback and reflection of task performances in blogs on course Website Continuous assessment, 100% attendance required
Exam dates & registration	Details
Number of exam dates per semester	continuous assessment
Statistical evaluation of exam results	Details
Further information
Recommended reading	Stella Cottrell, Critical Thinking Readings will be available online; quizzes, assignments and learning blogs to be processed on www.ngberger.com
Online information
Note	Bring your Wifi enabled laptop or tablet!

General information
Title	Selling your Ideas and Negotiating across Cultures
Number	920.053
Type	Lecture/Practical
Semester hours	1 Lecture/1 Exercise
Offered in	Sommersemester 2016
Lecturer (assistant)	Berger, Norbert
Organisation	Centre for Social Competence (Contact information)
Curriculum / ECTS credits	Degree type/curriculum SPO-V Allocation to module Type Rec. sem. ECTS credits Equ. Prerequ. No entries. Free course: 3 ECTS credits
Course description
Content	Insight from psychological, behavioural, and discourse studies is gained from analysing examples from the business world, politics and media communications. We will apply insight gained in a series of role-play scenarios and simulations, selling ideas and succeeding at negotiations.
Previous knowledge expected	English level B2
Objective (expected results of study and acquired competences)	• improve confidence and personal skills • develop cross-cultural understanding • develop communication skills (persuasion and negotiation) • develop understanding and literacy of persuasive and negotiation strategies and tactics • gain experience negotiating and "selling your ideas" • training done in English
Languages of instruction	English
Teaching and learning method (delivery of skills) workload for students	[English] interactive & New Media (conveying knowledge also in a computer based way) Self-assessment quizzes, analyses of training videos, preparations of readings and role-play, videoed in-class performances, peer and tutor feedback, learning blogs with goal-setting, reports, reflection of performances in several learning cycles
Scheduled dates	920.053 Selling your Ideas and Negotiating across Cultures (2SSt VU, SS 2015/16) Group Day Date from to Place Type of class Date type Comment Standardgruppe Tue 01.03.2016 08:00 12:15 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 08.03.2016 08:00 12:15 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 12.04.2016 08:00 12:15 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 19.04.2016 08:00 12:15 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 03.05.2016 08:00 12:15 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed Tue 10.05.2016 08:00 12:15 SR 55.01 (0055EG0004) regular class confirmed
Course criteria & registration	For registration you have to be identified in UNIGRAZonline as a student.
Exam information
Prerequisites according to curriculum	See position in the curriculum
Assessment (exam method and evaluation)	Classroom participation an contributions; Portfolio assessment: completing set role-play scenarios including preparations, performances, peer feedback and reflection of task performances in blogs on course website. Continuous assessment, 100% attendance required
Exam dates & registration	Details
Number of exam dates per semester	continuous assessment
Further information
Recommended reading	Castleberry, Tanner; Fisher, Ury, Patton: Getting to Yes; Elevator Pitching; current research articles; Video Arts Training Videos; E-Minimaxes Readings will be available online; training videos will be shown in class, quizzes and recordings, assignments and learning blogs to be processed on www.ngberger.com
Online information
Note	Bring your Wifi enabled laptop or tablet!