Kevin Birkefeld presented the joint contribution of Lena Baumann, Pia Spangenberger, Steve Nebel, and himself at the EARLI conference in Graz. The presentation was part of the paper session 'Effects of Instructional Material on Learning and Motivation' and focuses on a study on instructional design in text-adventure educational video games.
With our staff members Lena Baumann, Kevin Birkefeld, and Pia Spangenberger, the Professorship for Media Education will be strongly represented at this year’s EARLI conference in Graz.
Our staff members Felix Reuth, Mandy Brose, and Kevin Birkefeld will present their projects from KISS-Pro and DigiProSMK from November 1 to 10.
Navigating everyday life with AI – Teacher training
On October 21, 2024, our staff member Felix Reuth will give a lecture on using AI tools in everyday teaching for teachers from Lower Saxony.
Morning, noon, evening – Efficiently through the workday with AI
On October 7, our staff member Felix Reuth will give the opening lecture for an online training series on AI tools for teachers of all school types in Bavaria.
Expert guest on 'lernen: next level': Matthias Oborski
In the third episode of the podcast 'lernen: next level,' we discuss the potential of game-based learning with Matthias Oborski from the Computer Games Museum.
Mandy Brose and Kevin Birkefeld published a post on the blog of the serious games developer 'Playing History' (Spuren auf Papier, Friedrich Ebert).
Connecting university and school
As a research associate at the Professorship for Media Education, Kevin Birkefeld visited the Maxim-Gorki Comprehensive School in Kleinmachnow on January 15 and 16.
Gaming in the digital world is becoming increasingly present in our society. Video games are increasingly recognized as part of cultural heritage and permeate…
Covid-19 and gaming – how the pandemic has altered our gaming behavior. The study conducted by researchers Steve and Manuel examines whether increased gaming during lockdown is associated with reduced feelings of loneliness.