The IEEE EDUCON is an IEEE Education Society flagship conference in the field of engineering education. This year the conference was held at Queen Mary University of London, where Lukas Lehner presented a paper he co-authored with Michael Lenke (Constructing… more.
On April 2, 2025, Martina Landman from the TU Wien Informatics eduLAB conducted a workshop titled“Unplugged Power: Solving Computing Problems Without Computers”at the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN). The workshop focused on introducing unplugged and robotics-based activities that support… more.
Beginning in March, the LTeD Research Lab offers new courses to students of the Faculty of Informatics at TU Wien. Every semester, we offer the course “Informatics Didactics” (Didaktik in der Informatik, Abenteuer Informatik), a hands-on introduction to computer science… more.
On Saturday, 14.12.2024, René Röpke contributed to a panel discussion on educational technology in the context of human rights in the digital age. He shared his expertise on gamification and game-based learning in the context of different learning contexts and… more.
Exciting news: Martina Landman, researcher and PhD student of the LTeD Research Lab and organiser of the TU Wien Informatics eduLAB, is awarded with a netidee grant for her dissertation on algorithmic problem solving in unplugged learning activities for Computer… more.
New Publication in the OCG Journal We are thrilled to share our latest contribution from Martina Landman and as a Co-Author Lukas Lehner of the magazine article, “Vom Schlagwort zur Praxis: Computational Thinking in der Theorie und im eduLAB” (engl:… more.
From November 20th to 22nd, 2024, René Röpke attended the Games and Learning Alliance International Conference (GALA 2024) at the Berlin School of Economics and Law (HWR Berlin). It is the 13th edition organized by the Serious Games Society in… more.
In the beginning of November, our team welcomed David Baberowski from TU Dresden, Germany as a visiting researcher to TU Wien. The visit was supported through Erasmus+ and allowed him to connect and collaborate with our team, give a guest… more.
As part of Erasmus+, David Baberowski, a researcher and PhD student from TU Dresden in Germany visits the LTeD Research Lab. His research involves the design and evaluation of VR Serious Games to be used in schools. Topics currently covered… more.
From October 7-10, the Creative Mathematical Sciences Communication (CMSC) took place at Trier University, where Lukas Lehner and Martina Landman of our research lab had the opportunity to present our latest project on “Unplugged Decision Tree Learning.” In a paper… more.
