In this episode, we explore the topic of education. First, we will have a walk through the Danish Royal Library in Aarhus. Then, we will discuss the Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCS) and how new technology is reshaping the picture of the education. Lastly, we take a look at Kaospilot, a school founded in Aarhus that aims to give students an alternative means of education.

In this episode, we explore the topic of education. First, we will have a walk through the Danish Royal Library in Aarhus. Then, we will discuss the Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCS) and how new technology is reshaping the picture of the education. Lastly, we take a look at Kaospilot, a school founded in Aarhus that aims to give students an alternative means of education.

Laura talks to assistant professor, Misa Hejná, from the department of English at Aarhus University, about phonetics and the Sounds of Language and Speech research group, informally known as “Phon-Phon for Phun. The research group presents a forum that brings together students and faculty members who share interests in the sounds of language(s) and speech.

Laura talks to assistant professor, Misa Hejná, from the department of English at Aarhus University, about phonetics and the Sounds of Language and Speech research group, informally known as “Phon-Phon for Phun. The research group presents a forum that brings together students and faculty members who share interests in the sounds of language(s) and speech.

Laura talks to assistant professor, Misa Hejná, from the department of English at Aarhus University, about phonetics and the Sounds of Language and Speech research group, informally known as “Phon-Phon for Phun. The research group presents a forum that brings together students and faculty members who share interests in the sounds of language(s) and speech.

Rocío talked to Zoran Lekovic, founder of the group Learning Danish with Danish rap music. On this interview, he explains how he came up with the idea to use rap music in order to help students to improve their pronunciation and expand their danish vocabulary. The project is runned in collaboration with Laerdansk Aarhus and last year it was awarded with the European Language Label given by the European Comission.

Music credit: “The Raps Well (dustmotes Instrumental)” by Cheese N Pot C (Free Music Archive)

Rocío talked to Zoran Lekovic, founder of the group Learning Danish with Danish rap music. On this interview, he explains how he came up with the idea to use rap music in order to help students to improve their pronunciation and expand their danish vocabulary. The project is runned in collaboration with Laerdansk Aarhus and last year it was awarded with the European Language Label given by the European Comission.

Music credit: “The Raps Well (dustmotes Instrumental)” by Cheese N Pot C (Free Music Archive)

Rocío talked to Zoran Lekovic, founder of the group Learning Danish with Danish rap music. On this interview, he explains how he came up with the idea to use rap music in order to help students to improve their pronunciation and expand their danish vocabulary. The project is runned in collaboration with Laerdansk Aarhus and last year it was awarded with the European Language Label given by the European Comission.

Music credit: “The Raps Well (dustmotes Instrumental)” by Cheese N Pot C (Free Music Archive)

Karis checks in with Swap Language, an Aarhus-based tech platform that connects people for in-person language exchanges. The goal is to help travelers, students, and language-enthusiasts share cultures and learn from native speakers. They’ve grown to have over 4,400 users in more than 100 countries over the last two years, and a new law in Denmark may make the need for their startup even more pressing for foreigners in the country.

Music credit: “Forward” by Northbound (Free Music Archive)

Karis checks in with Swap Language, an Aarhus-based tech platform that connects people for in-person language exchanges. The goal is to help travelers, students, and language-enthusiasts share cultures and learn from native speakers. They’ve grown to have over 4,400 users in more than 100 countries over the last two years, and a new law in Denmark may make the need for their startup even more pressing for foreigners in the country.

Music credit: “Forward” by Northbound (Free Music Archive)