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Here we have our work plan within the framework of Freiraum 2026.
'''WP 01: Requirements elicitation and experiments (SS 2026)'''
* Three workshops with all internal and external stakeholders on requirements and applications of the platform and on expectations regarding the competencies of graduates.
* Intensive use of the existing prototype within a course in SS 2026 and documentation of the experiences
'''WP 02: Development of the reference platform together with students (SS 2026, WS 2026/27, SS 2027)'''
* Updating and expanding the prototype into a production-ready platform
* Development and evaluation of further frontends and extensions (personal learning paths, learning analytics, linting tool for easily finding overlaps and gaps, ...) within the practical seminar for master's students
* Development of mobile apps for students (Flutter) as projects within the lecture "Application-Oriented Programming"
* Development of a dashboard for students and lecturers within the course "Information Visualization"
* Implementation of privacy/rights management by project participants involving students, student representatives, and data protection officers.
* Reflection and revision of the graph and frontends in SS 2027
: ''We expect that in each of the mentioned courses 1-6 students will be interested in these topics. They will be intensively supervised by the project participants.''
'''WP 3: Modeling of the core courses of the Media Informatics degree program (SS 2026 – WS 2027/28)'''
* SS 2026: Modeling of introductory lectures
* WS 2026/27: Modeling of advanced bachelor courses
* SS 2027: Modeling of master courses
* WS 2027/28: Modeling of missing courses / revision
* Parallel: Document requirements of specific job profiles in the graph and develop a tool with which students can compare their profile against them.
'''WP 4: Formative and summative evaluation (WS 2026/27, SS 2027, WS 2027/28)'''
* Deployment of the platform for two introductory courses in WS 2026/27, successive expansion to other courses
* Surveys at the beginning, during, and at the end of the semester
* Accompanying diary studies of individual students (possibly as part of final theses)
* Joint review of the findings and feedback into the development process.
* Deployment also at the university open day for prospective students in each case
* Repeated deployment in the introductory courses and summative evaluation in WS 2027/28
'''WP 5: Dissemination and transfer (esp. WS 2027/28)'''
* Regular presentation of the project progress in a blog
* Documentation of findings and recommendations
* Creation of an installation package for other universities
* Workshop with interested users
* Creation of final report
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Latest revision as of 11:01, 10 August 2026

Hier haben wir unseren Arbeitsplan im Rahmen von Freiraum 2026.

AP 01: Anforderungserhebung und Experimente (SS 2026)
  • Drei Workshops mit allen internen und externen Stakeholdern zu Anforderungen und Anwendungen der Plattform und zu Erwartungen an die Kompetenzen von Absolvent:innen.
  • Intensiver Einsatz des existierenden Prototyps im Rahmen eines Kurses im SS 2026 und Dokumentation der Erfahrungen
AP 02: Entwicklung der Referenzplattform gemeinsam mit Studierenden (SS 2026, WS 2026/27, SS 2027)
  • Aktualisierung und Erweiterung des Prototyps zu einer produktiv nutzbaren Plattform
  • Entwicklung und Evaluierung von weiteren Frontends und Erweiterungen (persönliche Lernpfade, Learning Analytics, Linting-Werkzeug zum einfachen Finden von Überlappungen und Lücken, ...) im Rahmen des Praxisseminars für Master-Studierende
  • Entwicklung von mobilen Apps für Studierende (Flutter) als Projekte im Rahmen der Vorlesung "Anwendungsorientierte Programmierung"
  • Entwicklung eines Dashboards für Studierende und Dozierende im Rahmen des Kurses "Informationsvisualisierung"
  • Implementierung Datenschutz-/Rechte-Management durch Projektbeteiligte unter Einbeziehung von Studierenden, Studierendenvertreter:innen und Datenschutzbeauftragte.
  • Reflexion und Überarbeitung von Graph und Frontends im SS 2027
Wir rechnen damit, dass in jedem der genannten Kurse 1-6 Studierende sich für diese Themen interessieren werden. Sie werden von den Projektbeteiligten intensiv betreut.
AP 3: Modellierung der Kernveranstaltungen des Studiengangs Medieninformatik (SS 2026 – WS 2027/28)
  • SS 2026: Modellierung Einführungsvorlesungen
  • WS 2026/27: Modellierung fortgeschrittene Bachelor-Kurse
  • SS 2027: Modellierung Master-Kurse
  • WS 2027/28: Modellierung fehlender Kurse / Überarbeitung
  • Parallel: Anforderungen von bestimmten Berufsbildern im Graphen dokumentieren und ein Werkzeug entwickeln, mit dem Studierende ihr Profil damit vergleichen können.
AP 4: Formative und Summative Evaluation (WS 2026/27, SS 2027, WS 2027/28)
  • Einsatz der Plattform für zwei Einführungsveranstaltungen im WS 2026/27, sukzessive Erweiterung auf andere Lehrveranstaltungen
  • Umfragen zu Beginn, während und am Ende des Semesters
  • Begleitende Tagebuchstudien einzelner Studierender (evtl. im Rahmen von Abschlussarbeiten)
  • Gemeinsames Review der Erkenntnisse und Rückkopplung in den Entwicklungsprozess.
  • Einsatz jeweils auch beim Hochschultag für Studieninteressierte
  • Nochmaliger Einsatz in den Einführungsveranstaltungen und summative Evaluation im WS 2027/28
AP 5: Dissemination und Übertragung (v.a. WS 2027/28)
  • Regelmäßige Vorstellung des Projektfortschritts in einem Blog
  • Dokumentation von Erkenntnissen und Empfehlungen
  • Erstellen eines Installationspakets für andere Hochschulen
  • Workshop mit interessierten Nutzer:innen
  • Erstellen Abschlussbericht


Here we have our work plan within the framework of Freiraum 2026.

WP 01: Requirements elicitation and experiments (SS 2026)
  • Three workshops with all internal and external stakeholders on requirements and applications of the platform and on expectations regarding the competencies of graduates.
  • Intensive use of the existing prototype within a course in SS 2026 and documentation of the experiences
WP 02: Development of the reference platform together with students (SS 2026, WS 2026/27, SS 2027)
  • Updating and expanding the prototype into a production-ready platform
  • Development and evaluation of further frontends and extensions (personal learning paths, learning analytics, linting tool for easily finding overlaps and gaps, ...) within the practical seminar for master's students
  • Development of mobile apps for students (Flutter) as projects within the lecture "Application-Oriented Programming"
  • Development of a dashboard for students and lecturers within the course "Information Visualization"
  • Implementation of privacy/rights management by project participants involving students, student representatives, and data protection officers.
  • Reflection and revision of the graph and frontends in SS 2027
We expect that in each of the mentioned courses 1-6 students will be interested in these topics. They will be intensively supervised by the project participants.
WP 3: Modeling of the core courses of the Media Informatics degree program (SS 2026 – WS 2027/28)
  • SS 2026: Modeling of introductory lectures
  • WS 2026/27: Modeling of advanced bachelor courses
  • SS 2027: Modeling of master courses
  • WS 2027/28: Modeling of missing courses / revision
  • Parallel: Document requirements of specific job profiles in the graph and develop a tool with which students can compare their profile against them.
WP 4: Formative and summative evaluation (WS 2026/27, SS 2027, WS 2027/28)
  • Deployment of the platform for two introductory courses in WS 2026/27, successive expansion to other courses
  • Surveys at the beginning, during, and at the end of the semester
  • Accompanying diary studies of individual students (possibly as part of final theses)
  • Joint review of the findings and feedback into the development process.
  • Deployment also at the university open day for prospective students in each case
  • Repeated deployment in the introductory courses and summative evaluation in WS 2027/28
WP 5: Dissemination and transfer (esp. WS 2027/28)
  • Regular presentation of the project progress in a blog
  • Documentation of findings and recommendations
  • Creation of an installation package for other universities
  • Workshop with interested users
  • Creation of final report