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Sammelrezension von: 1. Rudolf Lassahn/Birgit Ofenbach (Hrsg.): Bildung in Europa. Frankfurt a. M./Bern: Lang 1993. 162 S. 2. Walter Hornstein/Gerd Mutz unter Mitarbeit von Irene Kühnlein und Angelika Poferl: Die europäische Einigung als gesellschaftlicher Prozeß. Soziale Problemlagen, Partizipation und kulturelle Transformation. Baden-Baden: Nomos 1993. 275 S.

Karl-Heinz Arnold / Tina Hascher / Rudolf Messner / Alois Niggli / Jean-Luc Patry / Sibylle Rahm: Empowerment durch Schulpraktika. Bad Heilbrunn: Klinkhardt 2011 [Rezension]

Rezension von: Karl-Heinz Arnold / Tina Hascher / Rudolf Messner / Alois Niggli / Jean-Luc Patry / Sibylle Rahm: Empowerment durch Schulpraktika, Bad Heilbrunn: Klinkhardt 2011 (279 S.; ISBN 978-3-7815-1780-6)

Erziehungs- und bildungswissenschaftliche Forschung in Österreich

[Die Autoren blicken] auf die erziehungs- und bildungswissenschaftliche Forschung an Universitäten und Pädagogischen Hochschulen in Österreich. [...] Ihr Interesse konzentriert sich auf die wissenschaftstheoretische Orientierung an den Institutionen und auf die Themen Förderung und Publikationen von Forschungsprojekten. Sie führten eine kleine Umfrage durch, deren Ergebnisse sie in ihrem Artikel vorstellen. (DIPF/Orig.)

Experiences during three generations of web based learning. Six years of web based communication

This paper tells the story of how a set of university lectures developed during the last six years. The idea is to show how (1) content, (2) communication and (3) assessment have evolved in steps which are named “generations of web learning”. The reader is offered a stepwise description of both didactic foundations of university lectures and practical implementation on a widely available web platform. The relative weight of directive elements has gradually decreased through the “three generations”, whereas characteristics of self-responsibility and self-guided learning have gained in importance. -Content was in early times presented and expected to be learned but in later phases expected to be constructed for examples of case studies. -Communication meant in early phases to deliver assignments to the lecturer but later on to form teams, exchange standpoints and review mutually. -Assessment initially consisted in marks invented and added up by the lecturer but was later enriched by peer review, mutual grading and voting procedures. How much “added value” can the web provide for teaching, training and learning? Six years of experience suggest: mainly insofar as new (collaborative and selfdirected) didactic scenarios are implemented! (DIPF/Orig.)