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Optimising the University of Hamburg’s E-Learning Programmes with Special Reference to Media Law

Optimising the University of Hamburg’s E-Learning Programmes with Special Reference to Media Law

Media law-related training and development projects in cooperation with the Faculty of Law at Universität Hamburg.

In cooperation with the Faculty of Law at Universität Hamburg, the Hans-Bredow-Institut is working on training and development projects in the field of media law, and also in the area of “blended learning”, that is with the aid of e-learning programmes. Here, a central component are online programmes supporting courses, yet established independently of each other, and to be enlarged and integrated into a platform for a focal area on the university e-learning platform “Blackboard”.

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Project Description

The university supports individual intentions in the project in the context of the programmes “Seminars going online” and “Focal areas of the Faculty of Law – supporting Best-Practice”.

Alongside this, the e-learning project “Global Classroom” is offered, in the context of which the Institute has developed an e-learning tool (“Global Classroom”) for the application of virtual forms of teaching in jurisprudence, which is based on a software platform, which has been specially programmed for these cases and further developed since 2002.

Project Information

Overview

Duration: 2007-2009

Involved persons

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz • Dr. Stephan Dreyer

Third party

ELCH (2004/2005), Universität Hamburg (2008/2009)

Cooperation Partner

Contact person

Dr. Stephan Dreyer
Senior Researcher Media Law & Media Governance

Dr. Stephan Dreyer

Leibniz-Institut für Medienforschung │ Hans-Bredow-Institut (HBI)
Rothenbaumchaussee 36
20148 Hamburg

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