Interactive Breakout Session SKI37
Future Educators and the Need to Teach Digital Skills
Date Friday, Dec 2 Time – Room Check
This panel will address the need to teach digital skills in classrooms.
Why should middle and high school students learn digital skills? How can these skills best be taught? Which tools are currently available? What are best practices? Join the lively discussion to hear from those in charge of educating the next generation, find out and get hands-on with tools for learning digital skills and share your views on opportunity, needs and challenges.
Amongst others, speakers will include a group of students from the Technische Universität Berlin and:
Demet Avci
Student, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
My name is Demet Avci and I am 20 years old. I was born and raised in berlin but my roots are in turkey. It is really important for me to travel the world and see diffrent cultures to widen my mind and spirit.
Since the wintersemester 2015 I am attending the technical university. I knew from the very beginning that I wanted to become a teacher. The main aspect was the huge influence of teachers and teaching itself. From my point of view the philosphy and the positiv mind of a teacher has a really grave impact on life planning and motivation of pupile. My main subject is WAT ( Arbeitslehre) and my second subject is German.
Furthermore I believe in technic and its positiv and benefical effects. Based on that I am really curious about the development of e-learning.
Seher Cemen
Student, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
My name is Seher Cemen and I am 21 years old. I was born and raised in Berlin but my roots are in Turkey. It is really important to me to travel the world and see different cultures to widen my mind and spirit. Also spending time with children and teenager is a pleasure.
Since the wintersemester 2015 I am attending the Technical University. I knew from the very beginning that I wanted to become a teacher. The main aspect was the huge influence of teachers and teaching itself. From my point of view the philosphy and the positiv mind of a teacher has a really grave impact on life planning and motivation of pupile. My main subject is WAT (Arbeitslehre) and my second subject is German.
Furthermore I believe in technic and its positiv and benefical effects. Based on that I am really curious about the development of e-learning. The communication between students and teachers is the main connection between them.
Aylin Kayhan
Student, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
Arthur Lukas Berger
Student, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
Thomas Koriat
Student, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
Moderator
Diana Knodel
Founder, App Camps, Germany
Dr. Diana Knodel has a background in computer science, psychology and educational research. After graduating from university she co-founded CyberMentor, an e-mentoring program for girls and women in STEM. She worked as a project manager and team lead in in the IT industry and was a product manager at XING.
In 2014 Diana started App Camps, a non-profit that aims to bring coding and digital skills into the classroom. Teachers in different countries use App Camps' teaching resources and thousands of young people have already participated in courses on app development or HTML & CSS.
From October 2016 Diana will be a guest professor at the Technical University Berlin.
Diana is an ambassador for the Hamburg Geekettes, a community of women dedicated to helping aspiring and established female tech innovators. Edition F and D64 named her as one of the 25 leading women in Germany for the digital future.