Kategorie: Gamification

Allgemein, Bildung, CoVid19, Digital ethnography, Digital Technologies, Education, Fan-Aktivismus, Forschung, Gamification, Identity, Journalismus, Jugendliche Medienwelten, Medienkompetenz, Neue Normalitäten, Social Media, Uni Wien, Wissenschaft

#YML24 Conference Impressions

We have summarized our personal impression of the interdisciplinary conference #YouthMediaLife 2024: Interdisciplinary Perspectives into Digital Practices, held from March 25, 2024 to March 28, 2024, at the University of Vienna. Susanne Reichl Lisza-Sophie Neumeier Georg Wendt It’s a peculiar feeling to bemoan a four-day event that, in its lead-up, drew much attention, demanded It’s a peculiar feeling to bemoan a four-day event that, in its lead-up, drew much attention, demanded lots of effort, and necessitated great care from […]

Allgemein, Bildung, Education, Forschung, Gamification, Medienkompetenz

On critical video game literacy – #YouthMediaLife’s newest team member introduces his research interest in a roughly 10-minute video

Depending on your media habits and social network, you may – or may not – be familiar with the image on top. It shows New York Times’ Wordle, a daily word game in which players have to guess a five-letter word in six attempts or fewer. If you have played the game yourself, you are likely familiar with its rules and implicit conventions (such as that there are no pluralized words as solutions) – you may even have tried […]

Allgemein, Bildung, CoVid19, Digital Divide, Forschung, Gamification, Jugendliche Medienwelten, Medienkompetenz, Uni Wien, Wissenschaft

#YML-Interview mit Fares Kayali

Um mehr vom distance learning profitieren zu können, empfiehlt Fares Kayali Studierenden in digitalen Settings aktiv zu partizipieren. Im #YML-Interview spricht der Professor für Digitalisierung im Bildungsbereich mit Lisza-Sophie Neumeier unter anderem über die interdisziplinäre Sichtweise auf das Thema mediatisierte Lebenswelten Jugendlicher, digitale Kompetenzen von Schüler*innen und Studierenden, Game-based learning sowie über die Lehre zur Zeit von Covid-19. Fares Kayali ist Professor für Digitalisierung im Bildungsbereich am Zentrum für LehrerInnenbildung der Universität Wien. Davor arbeitete er als Assistenzprofessor in […]