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Mai 2019

Das Ende der Kreidezeit

The Influence of Digitisation on Teaching and Learning
Thanks to digital tools and new school concepts, learning is becoming more and more individual. How does this change the roles of teachers and learners?

The host Katja Weber discusses with exciting guests the influence of digitisation on teaching and learning. The guests will be announced shortly.

The Digital Salon opens its doors at 18:30. From 19:00 o'clock the transmission is transferred live on hiig.de. The Digital Salon takes place every last Wednesday of the month under a different theme. Records of past Digital Salons and more information can be found here.

There is no registration required for the Digital Salon.
 

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