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By Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG)
The podcast currently has 36 episodes available.
Toutes les publications et informations relatives au projet „Women in Tech" sont disponibles sur le site du projet. Vous pouvez trouver Fadimata Aicha Walet Mohamed Issa sur TikTok et Moueny Abdoulwahab sur Facebook.
All related publications and information about the WiT project can be found at the project site
You can find Fadimata Aicha Walet Mohamed Issa on TikTok and Moueny Abdoulwahab on Facebook.
Alexander Triebsees spricht in dieser Folge mit der Politikwissenschaftlerin Katharina Mosene und der Demokratiebildungsexpertin Hanna-Sophie Bollmann, die an der Didaktisierung der Toolbox für die Sekundarstufe I mitarbeitete und bereits Erfahrungen im Einsatz mit dieser sammeln konnte.
Welche neuen Entwicklungen sind im Lehrbetrieb zu beobachten und wie können offene Lehrmethoden, wie der vom HIIG entwickelte, frei zugängliche Werkzeugkasten, Schüler*innen und Lehrkräften einen Mehrwert bieten? Auf welche Kompetenzen ist in der Schulbildung zukünftig vor allem zu achten – gerade vor dem Hintergrund von KI, anhaltender globaler Krisen und nötiger Medienkompetenz? Wie sehen die Chancen und Vorteile von Open Educational Resources im Vergleich zu traditionellen Lehrmethoden aus?
Auf diese und weitere Fragen werden in der Podcastfolge Antworten gegeben.
In the last episode of Season 2 we visit Mexico City to explore the potentials and challenges of sustainable digital entrepreneurship to mitigate climate change.
In February 2023 Christian Grauvogel, project coordinator of the SET Project and Paul Vilchez, research fellow at the HIIG and author of a discussion paper on sustainable entrepreneurship in Mexico travelled to Mexico City to learn more about how entrepreneurs are navigating different challenges in the ecosystem. They spoke with Nadia Stand, Co-Founder and Impact catalyzer of Sakbé Hub and Juan Pablo Escobar, CEO and co-founder at Civica Digital to find out how you can actually fight climate change with entrepreneurial approaches and aspects of accessibility.
All related publications and information about the SET project can be found at the project site
The growing importance of digital technologies for rainforest protection is accompanied by profound challenges related to their deployment and use.
In this episode we discuss with Dr. Roeland Hemsteede his findings from a study on rainforest protection & digital solutions. The study centres around Open Access to relevant data (e.g. from satellites), digital literacy & funding for tech-based rainforest conservation projects. We also interviewed Florian Reimer, Chief Climate Officer at Koltiva, an agri tech company working on sustainable and traceable supply chains.
All related publications and information about the SET project can be found at the project site
Digital platforms are fundamentally changing the world of work. While the platform economy opens immense opportunities for flexible, gainful and convenient entrepreneurship, the precarious livelihoods of workers and service providers often remain unaddressed.
All related publications and information about the SET project can be found at the project site
In this episode we shine a light on the transformation of a former military camp into the Innovation and Training Park (ITP) Prizren in Kosovo, an aspiring hub for innovation, economic development and digital transformation in the city and wider region. We discuss the connection between spatial development, innovation and digitalisation at the ITP with local experts.
In June and October 2022, Christian Grauvogel travelled to the former KFOR camp to investigate the spatial potentials of the ITP. As part of our research project we explored how the sustainable transformation of the park could foster the innovation ecosystem in the future. We discussed this with Simon Floeth, Head of the Digital Transformation Center Kosovo, the architect Rudina Qerimi and Ares Shporta, founder of the Lumbardhi Foundation.
All related publications and information about the SET project can be found at the project site
At the SENIA, Benin’s first AI conference, our team had the opportunity to talk to local experts about the possibilities of digitalisation for the improvement of the agricultural sector and its working conditions.
All related publications and information about the SET project can be found at the project site
You can find more information about the BeninCajù Project on the TechnoServe Website:
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