With just 6 weeks to go, the agenda for this year’s Media & Learning Conference is almost complete. This year’s event on 18-19 June is organised jointly with KU Leuven and will take place in the...
by Katrin Hünemörder, Executive Director, mediale pfade, Germany Finally a wake-up call: In Germany’s 2024 elections, the far-right AfD gained alarming support from first-time voters. Researchers traced this...
by Anouk den Hamer, Educational Development & Training, Utrecht University, The Netherlands. Rethinking student assignmentsFor decades, essays have been the standard way for students to demonstrate...
by Lisa Heinzel, More in Common, UK. In our increasingly polarised information environment, groups who feel disconnected from mainstream society and mistrust political elites and traditional media are most...
by Rubén Duràn, Houston Community College, USA. At Reality COLLAB, we’ve always believed that technology should serve people – not the other way around. Since 2016, we’ve grown from a single VR headset...
We are delighted to announce that Prof. Richard E. Mayer, world-renowned educational psychologist, will deliver a special online keynote at Media & Learning 2025. Joining us live from California, Prof...
The first Transnational Project Meeting for HealthyMindEd held on January 20–21, 2025, at the Institut für Lern-Innovation in Fürth, Germany turned out to be a productive and inspiring start to the collaboration. This...
This month the Media & Learning Association is pleased to welcome a new organisational member: Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Finland and two new networking members: Media Literacy Ireland and Learning on...
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