Patrick Bettinger is Professor for Educational Media at the Zurich University of Teacher Education, Switzerland. His research is focused on qualitative methodologies of educational media research, analysis and design of learning processes in the context of digitality and educational media theory.

• Chapter 1: Educational Perspectives on Mediality and Subjectivation – Introductory remarks.- Chapter 2: ‘Network Subjectivity’ in the Digital Condition: Three theoretical envisionings.- Chapter 3: School of Data and shifting forms of political subjectivity.- Chapter 4: Sexist Hate Speech as Subjectivation: Challenges in Media Education.- Chapter 5: Powerful Entanglements: interrelationships between platform architectures and young people’s performance of self in social media.- Chapter 6: Digital materiality and subjectivation. Methodological aspects of hybrid entanglements in processes of Bildung.

Patrick Bettinger is Professor for Educational Media at the Zurich University of Teacher Education, Switzerland. His research is focused on qualitative methodologies of educational media research, analysis and design of learning processes in the context of digitality and educational media theory.

• Chapter 1: Educational Perspectives on Mediality and Subjectivation – Introductory remarks.- Chapter 2: ‘Network Subjectivity’ in the Digital Condition: Three theoretical envisionings.- Chapter 3: School of Data and shifting forms of political subjectivity.- Chapter 4: Sexist Hate Speech as Subjectivation: Challenges in Media Education.- Chapter 5: Powerful Entanglements: interrelationships between platform architectures and young people’s performance of self in social media.- Chapter 6: Digital materiality and subjectivation. Methodological aspects of hybrid entanglements in processes of Bildung.

Patrick Bettinger is Professor for Educational Media at the Zurich University of Teacher Education, Switzerland. His research is focused on qualitative methodologies of educational media research, analysis and design of learning processes in the context of digitality and educational media theory.

• Chapter 1: Educational Perspectives on Mediality and Subjectivation – Introductory remarks.- Chapter 2: ‘Network Subjectivity’ in the Digital Condition: Three theoretical envisionings.- Chapter 3: School of Data and shifting forms of political subjectivity.- Chapter 4: Sexist Hate Speech as Subjectivation: Challenges in Media Education.- Chapter 5: Powerful Entanglements: interrelationships between platform architectures and young people’s performance of self in social media.- Chapter 6: Digital materiality and subjectivation. Methodological aspects of hybrid entanglements in processes of Bildung.