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ZHANG Kaixiang, WANG Xinxue
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DOI:10.17265/2161-623X/2025.07.004
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, China
Technological updates and iterations drive the innovative development of ideological and political education. By adopting the logic framework of scenario theory, we can avoid abstract universal analysis and subtle text interpretation. In the field of online ideological and political education, a scenario serves as a “perceptual medium”, a specific field that connects people with other things. In practical applications, it manifests in three aspects: first, technology as the pre-scenario of scenario presentation; second, education as the mid-scenario of scenario reproduction; and third, social interaction as the post-scenario of scenario co-occurrence. The integration and interaction of these three aspects constitute the lifeblood of online ideological and political education and provide a theoretical framework for future practical exploration.
scenario, online education, media technology, ideological and political education
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