2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11614-022-00507-x
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Digitale Zukünfte der Universität: Szenarien soziotechnischen Wandels

Abstract: ZusammenfassungFür die Universität erwiesen sich digitale Technologien während der COVID-19-Pandemie als zentrales Element der Krisenbewältigung. Das gilt insbesondere für den Bereich der Lehre. Aus Sicht der „Multi-Level-Perspektive“ (Geels 2004) eröffnen die disruptiven Auswirkungen der Pandemie ein „Window of Opportunity“ für einen tiefgreifenden und dauerhaften soziotechnischen Wandel. Daran anschließend wird in diesem Artikel die Frage erörtert, wie Angehörige der Universität die zukünftige Bedeutung digi… Show more

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“…Secondly, Schneckenberg [4] points to the lack of motivation of many university lecturers to make changes in their teaching. Although many lecturers would like to modernize their teaching and incorporate elements of digital learning [11][12][13], there is a lack of recognition and valuation of excellent university teaching. Universities typically see teaching as secondary to research when it comes to recruiting and promoting academic staff, which results in a lack of incentive for lecturers to put extra effort into their teaching [1,2,14,15].…”
Section: Innovation In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Secondly, Schneckenberg [4] points to the lack of motivation of many university lecturers to make changes in their teaching. Although many lecturers would like to modernize their teaching and incorporate elements of digital learning [11][12][13], there is a lack of recognition and valuation of excellent university teaching. Universities typically see teaching as secondary to research when it comes to recruiting and promoting academic staff, which results in a lack of incentive for lecturers to put extra effort into their teaching [1,2,14,15].…”
Section: Innovation In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%