Dr. Petra Klusmeyer

all further informationen regarding the Master Projekt 2025 can be found at [url]http://dm-hb.de/mp2025[/url] --- all further informationen regarding the Master Projekt 2025 can be found at [url]http://dm-hb.de/mp2025[/url]

Introduction to Digital Media, also know as IDM, in the Winter term 25/26 is intended to give all first semester master students an overview of our program so you can make informed choices for a smooth start into your studies. part of IDM will be a series of lectures (open to all members of HfK and Uni Bremen) by HfK and Uni Bremen faculty members, who will discuss their work in digital media and present their version of the scope, issues, problems, and challenges connected to digital media, both as a field of research and practice and as a program of studies. In an other part of IDM you will be introduced to facilities and resources at HfK and Uni respectively. --- Introduction to Digital Media, also know as IDM, in the Winter term 25/26 is intended to give all first semester master students an overview of our program so you can make informed choices for a smooth start into your studies. part of IDM will be a series of lectures (open to all members of HfK and Uni Bremen) by HfK and Uni Bremen faculty members, who will discuss their work in digital media and present their version of the scope, issues, problems, and challenges connected to digital media, both as a field of research and practice and as a program of studies. In an other part of IDM you will be introduced to facilities and resources at HfK and Uni respectively.

[i]Sounding Board: Articulating MA Projects[/i] is a conversational format that encourages students to reflect on and express their project processes in an open, dialogic setting. Drawing on the metaphor of the sounding board – as both a resonant space and a site for shared reflection – the course uses live radio sessions as a platform to explore current thinking, share formative experiences, and articulate the questions and insights emerging in their practice. Each session focuses on a different phase of the MA Project – from early curiosity and experimentation to stages of clarity, refinement, and emerging direction. The format supports reflection-in-action: voicing uncertainties, testing ideas, finding focus through peer dialogue, and making processes audible – thoughtfully and in public.[i] [/i] A detailed schedule and course plan will be introduced at the first meeting on [b]Tuesday, October 28, at 10:00[/b]. The public is invited to tune in live or listen to the podcast version. Session announcements will follow: https://www.snrc.hfk-bremen.de/ ---