Digitale Lehre an und rund um der Technischen Universität Graz
I just wrote a short essay about “MicroCredentials – the Next Big Step to Open Higher Education for the Society” for the Education Technology Insights journal and described our ideas about the future of microcredentials together with iMooX.at
[article @ journal’s website]
[draft @ ResearchGate]
Reference: Ebner, M. (2022) MicroCredentials – the Next Big Step to Open Higher Education for the Society. Education Technology Insights
Es freut uns, dass wir nun den 16. Teil unserer Podcast-Serie “Lehren – Lernen – Lauschen” auf der TELucation-Webseite zur Verfügung stellen können. Diesesmal spricht Georg Rudelstorfer über die seine Lehrerfahrungen an der TU Graz:
Georg Rudelstorfer, Endnominierter für den Preis für exzellente Lehre, erzählt in diesem Podcast von seiner Lehrveranstaltung Bioethanolveredelung, in der Studierende anhand von Schnapsbrennerei und Bierbrauerei die Prozesse der Verfahrenstechnik kennen lernen und in der Praxis anwenden können. Außerdem spricht er über Herausforderungen in der eigenen Lehre als junger Lehrender kurz nach dem Studium sowie darüber, wie der Stellenwert der Hochschullehre verbessert werden kann. Er gibt auch Einblicke in seine Auslandserfahrungen und Zukunftspläne.
[#16 – Georg Rudelstorfer: Biotehanolveredelung und Verfahrenstechnik]
Und nicht übersehen – der Podcast ist auch in allen gängigen Portalen verfügbar:
Im Rahmen seiner Masterarbeit hat Stefan Thurner den Einsatz eines Mixed Reality Handbuchs evaluiert. Seine Präsentation steht hier zur Verfügung und wir gratulieren zur erfolgreichen Verteidigung:
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We contributed to the book “Learning with Technologies and Technologies in Learning” with a chapter named “Potential Impact of Open Educational Resources and Practices for Good Teaching at Universities. The OER Impact Assessment at TU Graz“
Abstract:
Based on the increasing demand for and promotion of Open Educational Resources (OER, see (UNESCO (2019), this chapter describes the objectives of Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) in Austria for good teaching. A description of how the impact of OER at TU Graz will be analysed and considerations around it is the central contribution. In addition, the effects, and potentials of selected OER initiatives of the university are described as examples and discussed as key potential for good teaching. For a better understanding of the role of OER at TU Graz, the national context of OER in the Austrian higher education landscape is described at the beginning of the chapter.
[draft @ ResearchGate]
[chapter @ book’s homepage]
Citation: Ebner, Martin; Schön, Sandra; Ebner, Markus; Edelsbrunner, Sarah; Hohla, Katharina (2022). Potential Impact of Open Educational Resources and Practices for Good Teaching at Universities. The OER Impact Assessment at TU Graz. In: Michael E. Auer, Andreas Pester, Dominik May (Eds.), Learning with Technologies and Technologies in Learning. Experience, Trends and Challenges in Higher Education, Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, Volume 45, Cham: Springer, pp. 79-100.
Im Rahmen des 5. Netzwerktreffen der Plattform Lehrentwicklung an der FH Wien bin ich gebeten worden ein paar Wort zur strategischen Ausrichtug der digitalen Hochschullehre zu verlieren. Hier findet man meine Präsentation dazu:
The exciting MOOC about “Applying Methods and Mindset of Design Thinking in Higher Education Teaching” startet at iMooX.at a couple of days ago:
This English-language MOOC is aimed at people who want to apply the basic principles, methods and mindset of design thinking in various educational settings. It is aimed at university teachers and researchers from all disciplines as well as people working in various areas of adult education, vocational training and internal training in institutions or companies.
The MOOC will first provide an introduction to the methodology as well as an overview of what is important when applying it in different educational settings. Then the participants are invited to follow the steps Empathize, Define, Ideate and Iterate based on background information about them and to implement them themselves. A variety of methods that can be used in dialogue with learners will also be introduced.
In total, you will spend a maximum of 25 hours (1 ECTS), with the focus on doing it yourself, experiencing the Design Thinking approach in educational settings.
The participation is – as usual – completly free: [Regristration for the free online-course]
Within the ENCORE+ Quality Workshop 2 I did a short presentation about how we are dealing with quality ensurance when uploading OER to our OER-repository at Graz University of Technology. Find here my slides:
[presentation about “Content quality ensurance in a Higher Education OER-repository”]
This works happens within our Open Education Austria Advanced project – thanks to all to let this happen 🙂
I did a short presentation for the International workshop on FUTURE FOCUSED BLENDED LEARNING IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING and adressed the topic MOOCs in general and their usage for teaching and learning in particular. Here you can find my slides:
We are happy to announce a new MOOC start with the title “Challenge Based Learning in Higher Education” of the University of Graz:
Challenge-based learning is an innovative active approach to teaching and learning which is comparatively new to higher education.
This MOOC helps you to develop competences needed to introduce challenge-based learning into your own teaching practice.
Here you can find the trailer:
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Participation is as usual completly free, so feel free to register and join: [Link to enroll to the course]
Here are the slides of my keynote talk about “Game based Learning & Gamification in (Higher) Education” at 2. FHGR Gamification & Serious Games Event in Graubünden (Switzerland):
