What are the main topics of your work? The focus of my research is historical learning and historical education. How do you succeed in getting people excited about history? My students mainly include people who want to work as teachers…
AUSSTELLUNGEN KONTROVERS: A new information portal for museum professionals At the beginning of February 2022, the new information portal AUSSTELLUNGEN KONTROVERS was launched, which was developed as part of the DFG knowledge transfer project " Conveying Conflicting Scientific Topics in…
After a successful kick-off workshop in November 2021, the BILAD partners met again in February 2022 to continue the discussions of the kick-off meeting and to exchange further ideas. The focus of this meeting was the discourse on the role…
What are the main topics of your work? We are in the midst of a digital revolution that is fundamentally changing our experience and understanding. As a cognitive psychologist, I am therefore concerned with the relationship between reality and digital…
What are the main topics of your work? My work focuses on empirical research exploring digital media for learning purposes both within formal as well as informal education. I am particularly interested in motivation, self-regulation and cognitive load during learning…
What are the main topics of your work? I have been working as a research assistant in the Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien since September 2017. In July 2021, I completed my PhD with the title "Touch this wisely - you may…
Xanthoudaki M., Blanton A., "Creative Learning in STEM: towards the design of an approach between theory and reflective practice."
Degner M., Moser S., Lewalter D. "Digital media in institutional informal learning places: A systematic literature review."
On November 11, 2021, our network kicked off with a digital launch event. This first meeting was an opportunity to get to know each other and get an idea of who we will be working with in the coming years.…
How do artists process political events from the immediate present? CLOSE UP focuses on three works by Bettina Semmer, Armin Boehm, and Dierk Schmidt from the Städel Museum's Contemporary Art Collection. Visitors are invited to conduct their own research in…
