Jyväskylä University Digital Repository
JYX contains digital materials of University of Jyväskylä from master's and licentiate theses to dissertations and from digitized journals to originally electronic materials. The majority of the collection is openly available. There may, however, be also some restricted items as well.
JYX exhibitions
JYX exhibitions collect and display parts of JYX materials. Exhibitions allow thematic exhibitions without limitations of digital archive software.
| Pedaforum 2016 | Conference presentations |
| Ecological Awareness in Chinese Contemporary Art | Interviews (dataset) |
| vanhakartta.fi | Historical maps of Finland |
Recently Added
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The value of academics’ research-related online writing
(Centre for Applied Language Studies, University of Jyväskylä, 2020)Research productivity indicators tend to ignore online and social media writing of academics, nevertheless, many academics for instance tweet and blog. It thus seems that there is additional value for writing in these ... -
Single-player interactive story videogames and narrative decision making’s correlation to English language learning : views and experiences of English majors who play videogames regularly
(2020)Videopelien ja vieraan kielen oppimisen yhteys on suuresti tutkittu aihe, mutta yksinpeli-videopelien tutkimus on ollut alalla hyvin vähäistä. Viimeisen kymmenen vuoden aikana on ilmestynyt monta menestynyttä yksinpeli-videopeliä, ... -
Luku- ja kirjoitustaitoja päivittämässä - lukutaitopedagogiikkaa opettajankoulutuksessa
(Suomen Kasvatustieteellinen Seura ry, 2014) -
Transnational Heritage in the Making. Strategies for Narrating Cultural Heritage as European in the Intergovernmental Initiative of the European Heritage Label
(Museum Tusculanum Press, 2014)The idea of a transnational cultural heritage has become topical in Europe because of the new EU heritage initiatives, such as the European Heritage Label scheme. Even though the scheme is administered at the European ... -
Coordination of the biliverdin D-ring in bacteriophytochromes
(Royal Society of Chemistry, 2018)Phytochrome proteins translate light into biochemical signals in plants, fungi and microorganisms. Light cues are absorbed by a bilin chromophore, leading to an isomerization and a rotation of the D-ring. This relays the ...
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