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Zoom has a wide range of features for interactive events in digital and hybrid teaching. We will show you how to use the video conferencing tool to plan and implement digital events, broadcast presentations, share content and work collaboratively online.
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You might be interested in this content. Articles and instructions on digital tools and good practice examples with a high didactic effect.

PLANNING
Teaching Impulses: Promote AI Skills
Higher education is undergoing a transformation: generative AI systems are rapidly changing academic work, assessment formats and the skills required for higher education. As teachers, you are called upon to equip students not only with the technical skills but also with the ability to critically engage with AI. Students should be empowered to use AI…
Motivation in teaching
Motivation is crucial for successful teaching and learning. But how can students be inspired to participate actively and independently in challenging learning processes? An effective didactic framework is necessary to encourage lively discussions and avoid passive behaviour. Key aspects include, for example, using a variety of methods, promoting personal responsibility and creating a motivating learning…
Accessible teaching
Accessibility improves your teaching! This fact is often forgotten because the focus is on the presumed additional expense. Besides, there do not seem to be any students affected in your course anyway – so the topic cannot be that important. In fact, you can create accessible conditions more easily than you might think. This will…
Gender diversity in university teaching
As a teacher, how can I create a teaching and learning space where everyone feels comfortable? There is certainly no universal solution to this problem. However, engaging with diverse identities and one’s own stereotypes can dismantle discriminatory structures and unconscious preconceptions. In the following article, you will learn how to ensure gender-sensitive teaching.
IMPLEMENTATION
Trello
Trello is a project management tool. It visualizes tasks, to-dos and projects in lists and cards. Cards can be annotated with a description, a checklist, a due date, labels, attachments and comments.
Zoom Whiteboard: Collaboration made easy
At TH Köln, lecturers, students and staff can use Zoom Whiteboard free of charge. It is particularly well suited to interactive formats and group work: whether in online courses, workshops, brainstorming sessions or project planning – the whiteboard helps to organise ideas clearly and creatively.
Adobe Express
Create creative content with Adobe Express – from presentations and flyers to videos and social media posts. Adobe Express also includes generative AI tools. We’ll show you how to make the most of Adobe Express’s wide range of features.
Personalised learning aid with Google Gemini
As a multimodal AI assistant, Google Gemini helps users work productively and bring creative ideas to life. Whether it’s images, videos, text, audio or code – Gemini can process a wide variety of inputs simultaneously and use them to generate a diverse range of content. You can engage with the AI assistant in a text-…
REFLECTION
Reflection & Evaluation in COIL Projects
In the final phase of a COIL project, students come together, present, and reflect on their results. They look back on their academic insights as well as the experience of international collaboration, making their joint achievements visible. At the same time, instructors evaluate the project academically, organizationally, and interculturally. This phase is essential for ensuring…
Peer Tutoring – Students Support Students
With peer-to-peer tutoring from students for students, the services of the Writing Center have been expanded to include a particularly low-threshold format. But what exactly is behind it – and how does peer tutoring complement the teaching and learning culture at TH Köln?
How to transfer Good Practices
Didactic design patterns (also known as patterns) document good practices in teaching. They are based on experience gained from teaching practice. The structured form of patterns allows tried and tested solutions to recurring problems to be described and published in an easily understandable way. As a result, they make good practices visible and offer a…
Feedback in teaching
Since John Hattie’s meta-study “Visible Learning” was translated into German in 2013, one topic has become an integral part of the debate about our education system: feedback. But what is feedback and what is not?
EVERYDAY TEACHING
Open thinking, networking, and developing joint solutions at HIP
The University’s Interdisciplinary Project Week is an established digital format for interdisciplinary collaboration beyond faculty and subject boundaries. Students learn to operate in heterogeneous teams and develop an understanding of methods from other disciplines. Their task is to develop a project idea thematically linked to the respective Science Year. The central element is the methodically…
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