re:publica 25
26th-28th May 2025
STATION Berlin
Education & Learning

New digital learning, hackathons, schools and universities: How are technologies changing the way we learn, teach and share knowledge? How can open educational programmes be designed with digital methods? How do we learn with, not instead of AI?
Ultimately: how do technologies help to train and educate ourselves in times of life-long learning? What advances have been made and what are your experiences with these?
We are interested in imparting data- and tech literacy as well as an open-minded approach to utilizing technology as a means to pass on knowledge – both enthusiastically as well as sustainably. We are thus looking forward to sessions reflecting current research results, pedagogical methods and analyses from education experts, teachers of all walks and all (lifelong) learners.
Digital Divide – Die Armut von morgen
Kuss Workshop. Küssen ist politisch. Digital & analog.
"If Then - But Why?" — Let's try a new way to critically engage with algorithms!
Repair workshop: upgrade your old phone drop-in and demo
Beatrijs Dikkker, Michael Topio, Alistair Alexander
Wie gut ist die Medienpädagogik gealtert?
Charlotte Lohmann, Michelle Piorek
Changemaking der nächsten Generation: „Conscious Tinkering“ KI-osk
Crimes as 3D tours. How a group of Syrian journalists and filmmakers demand accountability
KI-Einsatz in Schulen - was geht? Und was geht so gar nicht?
Nele Hirsch, Tim Krieger, Marit Hansen, Jan Schallaböck
The My(ne)stery of Matter - An Open Source Mobile Recycling Lab
Sara Diaz Rodriguez, Sarah Prien
Makerspaces auf dem Land – Was es braucht, damit Gen Z das selber macht
Kettenbriefe, Clickbait, TikTok: Wie Desinformation jede Generation trifft
Juliane Stiller, Violeta Trkulja
Generations at play: Game-basiertes Lernen im Praxistest
Ariane Kuhnla, Ariana Dongus, Maike Klein, Maja Denisova
Was wir Erwachsenen bei „Future Skills“ falsch verstanden haben. Ein Plädoyer für ein cross-generationales Lernprojekt
Meet-Up: Digital Streetworker:innen United!
Christina Dinar, Theresa Lehmann