Digital and media skills
In a digitised and mediatised world, the development of basic skills is crucial for active citizenship.
Laboratorio media e MINT (MEM)
Laboratory media and MINT (MEM)
It is an observatory and centre for experimentation, research, training and dissemination on the topics of technology, digital media, and the didactics of MINT (mathematics, computer science, natural and technical sciences) in educational and school contexts.
Digital teaching
Effective, efficient and motivating use of digital technologies can make a difference in the classroom and in distance learning.
eSport
Competitive video games can develop soft skills and computational thinking.
Game-based learning
Le metodologie di apprendimento tramite il gioco, come le escape room educative, e il videogioco possono favorire lo sviluppo di competenze.
Information Literacy
Searching, finding, evaluating information, on the web and beyond, are key competences for citizenship in the 21st century.
Artificial intelligence in education
Artificial intelligence applications can be integrated into the classroom to support teaching and learning.
Nature, technology and applied mathematics
An interdisciplinary approach to natural sciences, applied mathematics and technology encourages work on the most current educational challenges.
Outdoor education
Technologies can be used to foster outdoor learning activities.
Computational thinking and computer science
Computational thinking, a problem-solving methodology based on the fundamental concepts of computer science, is a key competence for the digital society.
Augmented and virtual reality
Augmented and virtual reality can be used to foster innovative educational activities.
Educational robotics
The use of educational robots in the classroom can foster the development of transversal, disciplinary and computational thinking skills.
Department
The Laboratory media and MINT is part of the Department of Education and Learning / University of Teacher Education.
Head
Lucio NegriniMore information on the Laboratoy is available by visiting the dedicated website:
Laboratorio media e MINT
Dipartimento formazione e apprendimento / Alta scuola pedagogica
Piazza San Francesco 19
CH-6600 Locarno