IBH IT-Service: Final event of the “Digital Teaching-Learning Portal” (DLLP) project

But what is DLLP?

In the project funded by the Saxon Ministry of Culture, a digital teaching and learning portal (DLLP) was developed as an open system for Protestant schools in Saxony. Schools can use it to flexibly and freely select various digital applications according to their individual pedagogical orientation (school concept, MBK, etc.). On an open source basis, simple, unrestricted and non-location-bound access to digital applications is created while at the same time relieving the burden on educational processes. We are proud that the portal is hosted entirely by us.

What are the goals of the project?

Global goals of the project are to create individual digital opportunities in the areas of teaching and learning, communication, collaboration and administration in an open system with central identity management (single sign-on) and the resulting increase in sustainable and diverse use by schools and their stakeholders.

Successful project conclusion and starting signal for more creativity and new learning approaches

After three intensive years of development and testing together with 18 project schools, the project was officially concluded yesterday – and now the exciting phase of actively using the portal in everyday school life begins. The closing event gave us the opportunity to look back together on the highs and lows of the project, to acknowledge the progress made and to say a heartfelt thank you to those involved.

The day’s program was varied and inspiring:

• Cornelius Hald presented the technical innovations at the end of the project.
• Jens Palkowitsch-Kühl presented the portal and its potential for teaching.
• In exchange rounds and a dialogical discussion with Thomas Nárosy and Dr. Jens Palkowitsch-Kühl, we were able to discuss together how the portal can inspire creativity and new learning approaches in schools in the future.

Thanks

A special thanks goes to the 18 Protestant schools that have worked together with great commitment and perseverance. You have proven that digital education can be shaped with courage and a sense of community!

Our thanks also go to:

• Cornelius Hald for the technical management during the project phase.
• Falk Wenzel and the team at the Evangelische Schule Radebeul, who made a great contribution as lead partners.
• Volker Schmidt and Martin Herold from the Schulstiftung der Evangelischen Schulen in Sachsen.
• And of course to everyone else involved who made this project possible.

We would also like to highlight the support of K&W Informatik GmbH, who are working with us to support the portal at various levels.

Now it’s time to fill the portal with life! Schools are invited to work with the tools provided, explore creative approaches and implement new learning approaches.

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Further links

👉 www.ibh.de 

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