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Universität Konstanz

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The University of Konstanz is comprised of thirteen departments that are divided into three faculties: the Faculty of Sciences, the Faculty of Humanities and the Faculty of Politics – Law – Economics. According to its original foundation as a reform university, the University of Konstanz does not have institutes or chairs. Since its foundation in 1966, the University of Konstanz has distinguished itself through its top-level research, excellence in teaching and studies, internationality and interdisciplinary collaboration. This visionary founding principle is even embedded in its architecture: the short distances and interlinked buildings of our campus university sustain an environment that facilitates communication, interlinks scientific disciplines and advances a culture of creative collaboration.

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Networking member United Kingdom

Learning on Screen

We believe that moving image and sound play a crucial role in education and research. By incorporating these dynamic elements alongside the written word, our members can enhance comprehension, cater to diverse learning styles, and engage attention. Through audiovisual means, we can effectively convey emotions, demonstrate practical skills, and provide valuable context to the subject matter.

Organisational member Belgium

ATiT

ATiT is an audio-visual and information technologies company based in Belgium that has been working with clients in the education and medical field for more than 20 years. ATiT provides secretarial services to the Media & Learning Association and is involved in a number of European and international projects involving the use of media to support learning. ATiT also provides consultancy and training on the advanced use of audiovisual services including live surgery.

Organisational member Italy

University of Florence

FORLILPSI is an interdisciplinary department that embraces research areas ranging from educational science and psychology to languages, philology and literature. The aim of the department is to conduct research and promote learning in the area of relationships between languages, cultures, minds, behaviours, and education.