Lernarchitekturen

Hannelore Jouly, Direktorin der Stadtbücherei Stuttgart, umreißt im DIE-Gespräch “Begegnung mit dem Unerwarteten” Dimensionen konzeptioneller und medialer Planung und Gestaltung von neuen Lernräumen und veränderten Lernarrangements in einem multimedialen Lernzentrum. Erhard Schlutz fragt im Beitrag “Vom Methodenklmepner zum Lernarchitekten?”, wie flexibel Lehren und Lernen gestaltet werden müssen, um lebenslange, selbstgesteuerte Lernprozesse an unterschiedlichen - auch virtuellen - Lernorten z…

Hochschulisches Lernen – eine analytische Perspektive

This article examines learning at the university, which is located in the institutional context of the university with its structural conditions. The analysis of learning at universities opens research perspectives, to which the adult education science can deliver substantial contributions.

Der Diplom-Pädagoge in der Erwachsenenbildung als Institutionalisierungsprozess einer Innovation

Entwicklungsorientierte Erwachsenenbildung im neuen Hochschulwesen

Neue Zielgruppe für Mentoring-Programme: Zugangserleichterung zum Hochschulstudium für ‚nichttraditionelle Studierende‘ durch eine strukturierte Studieneingangsphase

One aim of the European Commission is to improve the number of graduates between 30 and 34 years to 40?% for 2020. This requirement provides the university with new material for the promotion of this target group. Current university didactic concepts, such as mentoring programs, can be used to address these challenges. The following article gives an overview of mentoring in higher education and reports on first experiences of participants in the mentoring program “MEwiSA” at the University of D…

Work-related learning needs in university continuing education—A factor model based on Eraut's workplace trajectories

The pursuit of knowledge under difficulties:

Intimate practices

Students against tyranny

Trends in Adult and Continuing Education in Europe

This issue of REPORT focuses on current trends in adult and continuing education in various European countries, with a particular emphasis on the situation in Spain, Romania, Finland, Great Britain and Germany. Documenting the results of an international lecture series held at the University of Essen-Duisburg, the essays, for the first time, are presented in English. The articles gathered in this REPORT may serve as a point of departure for further studies in this area of research and contribut…