Digitalization is already permeating our lives. December 2016 offered news of hacker attacks on the US election as well as of a bright new future in a smart city like Berlin by 2030. How do we want to and can we act in a networked world today and tomorrow, and how can we prepare children and young people for it? Fifty student teachers from the Anna Freud School explored this question from December 12th to 16th, 2016, using different media and focusing on various aspects of the topic.
The workshop group "Staged Reading" focused on questions of law and justice, individual development, and the framework for this within a democratic society. In the live performance "Case File Captain Future," participants staged the reading of their texts, excerpts of which can be found in a trailer and some of which are also available online as PDFs .
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The participants of the comic workshop discussed the future relationship between health and safety. How would an implanted chip change everyone's life, and what would a healthcare system based on it look like? The comic workshop group presented their artwork live and as an exhibition. Both can be viewed here as a recording and as PDF files of the interactive story. After the introduction, choose from the beginning of the story whether you want to see outcome B or variant A.
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Images play an increasingly important role in learning processes and communication. However, they are easily manipulated and manipulate their viewers. What skills do we need to interpret images in a globalized world and to consciously and reflectively produce them ourselves in order to convey content? What role do smart devices, constantly ready to take a photo, already play for us, for children, and for young people? In an exhibition, the participants of the black and white photography workshop group presented their perspectives on these questions. (Documentation of the black and white photography workshop group will be added later.).
Will these products determine our future?
The video workshop group "Utopiakid" explored what a chip behind the ear could mean for Education 4.0 in their film, in which every shot questions the issue of self-determination and external control of children and educators.
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Are we already living in an echo chamber? What role will education and the internet play in the future? The multimedia workshop group developed products to answer this question based on their stimulating discussion about Big Data.
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The seminar results from all groups showcase excerpts from exciting learning and discussion processes. The multimedia group has compiled impressions of these in the form of a photo slideshow.
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The seminar took place as part of the "Political Youth Education in the AdB" within the "Globalization and Media Communication" project group. It was funded by the Senate Department for Education, Youth and Family.
The wannseeFORUM Foundation is a recognized sponsor of the Federal Agency for Civic Education.
