Prizes for outstanding teaching ideas
Anke Weidlich and Alexandra-Maria Klein (from left) received the Freiburg-Penn State Virtual Classroom Award. Photos: Jörg Blum

Prizes for outstanding teaching ideas

Freiburg-Penn State Virtual Classroom Award for Anke Weidlich; Frank Hutter receives Instructional Development Award (IDA)

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Anke Weidlich and Alexandra-Maria Klein (from left) received the Freiburg-Penn State Virtual Classroom Award. Photos: Jörg Blum

Freiburg, July 16, 2020

The University of Freiburg has presented the Freiburg-Penn State Virtual Classroom Award for the first time. In the context of the digitization of teaching, the award honors innovative courses that were jointly designed by lecturers from the University of Freiburg and Penn State University, USA, for students of both universities. The sponsored teams will each receive 10,000 euros at the University of Freiburg and 12,000 US dollars at Penn State University to implement their projects. The projects are:

The University of Freiburg also handed out accolades for four outstanding concepts for creative higher education teaching in the form of the Instructional Development Award (IDA).

 

Press release of the University of Freiburg and Videos of the award ceremony

Contact:
Prof. Dr. Juliane Besters-Dilger
Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs.
University of Freiburg
Phone: 0761/203-6971

 

 

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