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Digital media

The sustainable development and the attractiveness of company-based initial and continuing education and training is increasingly reliant on digital media. The different learning locations involved in the dual system can be connected virtually to one another. Teaching and learning scenarios which are not tied to a specific time or location are evolving into a new mobile option for supporting and individualising teaching and learning processes.

Digital media

For learners, complex technical systems and their functional relationships can be presented visually, their complexity can be reduced and therefore presented in a way which is easy to follow and to deliver accessibly in the company-based value added context. This not only applies to initial and continuing vocational education and training, but in principle also to supporting skilled work in modern, computerised working environments.

Digital learning
Monday, May 9, 2022

Digital learning

How is digitalisation changing occupational learning? This issue of BWP looks at learning contents, at the competencies that need to be imparted and at methodological and didactic questions.

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Cooperation between learning venues
Monday, November 2, 2020

Cooperation between learning venues

This issue of BWP looks at new areas of potential and arising challenges for the cooperation between learning venues. It provides readers with food for thought and presents examples of good practice.

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