Media education is a highly research-intensive discipline. Continuous bursts of innovation and further development in media and technologies create a variety of opportunities to explore the interrelationship between people, media and technologies. Research can be project-related via funding institutions or collaborations, as well as a field of individual research activities and professionalisation, which is often disseminated in publications and lectures. Project and cooperation-related research activities are summarised on these research pages. Information on publications, publications and other research-related activities can be found on the websites of the professors and employees.
Research focus on media education
The research area Media Education explores the various aspects of media and education: such as education in the context of digitalisation, early informatics education, etc. The following professors and employees work in this research field:
Current projects
- Kooperationsbeziehungen mit der Qualitäts- und Unterstützungsagentur - Landesinstitut Schule (QUA-LiS) im Bereich der medienpädagogischen Fort- und Weiterbildung von Lehrkräften.
- International Quality Control Monitor (IQCM) „International Computer and Information Literacy Study (ICILS 2023)“ (Beteiligung in Deutschland im Rahmen der Haupterhebung der international vergleichenden Schulleistungsstudie
- Klasse! Digital - Ganzheitliche Schul- und Unterrichtsentwicklung für heute und morgen“ (Beteiligung im Expert*innenrat
- Digitale Bildungsmedien NRW (Beteiligung im Rahmen der wissenschaftlichen Begleitung des Onboardings digitaler Unterrichtsreihen in Moodle/LMS-Kursen für alle Schulformen und Schulstufen des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen) (Ministerium für Schule und Bildung des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalens)
- Keine Bildung ohne Medien e. V.
Media didactics
The area of Media Didactics focusses in particular on the use of media for teaching and learning purposes. Various formal and informal contexts are considered and their effects analysed. The following professors and employees work in this field of research:
Current projects
Media socialisation
The importance of media in people's everyday lives is the research interest of Media Socialisation. Questions include how people socialise in the light of multi-layered digital cultures and how ongoing digitalisation processes shape self-images, routines and other points of reference. The interaction between people and media is often at the centre of these considerations. The following professors and employees work in this field of research: