Prof. Karsten D. Wolf

Further information:

ZeMKI

Ecosystem

Member of the research focus "Minds, Media, Machines"

Head of the "Media Education Educational Media" laboratory at the Center for Media Communication and Information Research (ZeMKI)

Chair and academic director of the Center for Multimedia in Teaching

Publications

2002 // Book chapter

Self-Organized Learning in Vocational Education: Foundations, Implementation, and Evaluation

Teaching and Learning Processes in Vocational Education: Foundations of Modern Training Programs

2002 // Book chapter

Sleepy Links, Collaborative Grading, and Trails – Shaping Hypertext Structures Through Usage Processes

Writing Hypertext and Learning: Conceptual and Empirical Approaches

2001 // Book chapter

Promoting Problem-Solving Skills and Motivation Through Self-Directed Learning

Teaching and Learning in Initial Vocational Training: Foundations of a Modern Commercial Vocational Qualification

2001 // Book chapter

The Use of Interactive Media in Complex Teaching-Learning Environments

Multimedia Learning – Results and Perspectives

2001 // Book chapter

Supporting Self-Directed Learning Through an Internet-Based Learning Environment

Progress in Vocational Training?

2001 // Book chapter

Web-Based Learning Communities: Moving from Patchwork Environments to Ubiquitous Learning Infrastructures

Multimedia Learning – Results and Perspectives

1999 // Book chapter

The Use of Interactive Media in Complex Teaching and Learning Contexts

Media Generations: Papers Presented at the 16th Congress of the German Society for Educational Research

1999 // Book chapter

Experience Points – Process Feedback in a Web-Based Learning Environment

Electronic Media in Continuing Education for Academics

1999 // Journal article

Learning in a learning environment that is open to self-organization

Economics and Education

1998 // Book chapter

Process Analyses of Self-Directed Learning

Competency Development in Vocational Education

1997 // Book chapter

Learning on the Internet: Collaborative Learning and Action

Media-Based Academic Continuing Education: Experiences and Perspectives in Vocational Education and Training

1996 // Book chapter

Analyzing the Learning Process in a Web-Based Community of Learners

Proceedings of Educational Telecommunications, 1996, Boston

1996 // Book chapter

Design and Implementation of a Teaching-Learning Environment Open to Self-Organization on the World Wide Web

"Multimedia Learning" Lecture Series at DIFF Tübingen, November 1995 – March 1996

1995 // Book chapter

Problems with Measurement and Evaluation in the Implementation of Self-Directed Learning

Methods and Applications of Empirical Educational Research

1995 // Book chapter

The Implementation of an Open Learning Environment on the World Wide Web

Multimedia and Hypermedia, 1995. Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 1995, Graz

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Prof. Karsten D. Wolf

Ecosystem

Publications

Self-Organized Learning in Vocational Education: Foundations, Implementation, and Evaluation

Sleepy Links, Collaborative Grading, and Trails – Shaping Hypertext Structures Through Usage Processes

Promoting Problem-Solving Skills and Motivation Through Self-Directed Learning

The Use of Interactive Media in Complex Teaching-Learning Environments

Supporting Self-Directed Learning Through an Internet-Based Learning Environment

Web-Based Learning Communities: Moving from Patchwork Environments to Ubiquitous Learning Infrastructures

The Use of Interactive Media in Complex Teaching and Learning Contexts

Experience Points – Process Feedback in a Web-Based Learning Environment

Learning in a learning environment that is open to self-organization

Process Analyses of Self-Directed Learning

Learning on the Internet: Collaborative Learning and Action

Analyzing the Learning Process in a Web-Based Community of Learners

Design and Implementation of a Teaching-Learning Environment Open to Self-Organization on the World Wide Web

Problems with Measurement and Evaluation in the Implementation of Self-Directed Learning

The Implementation of an Open Learning Environment on the World Wide Web

Please feel free to mail us, if you have any further questions

Please feel free to mail us, if you have any further questions