Learning games and more projects
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Learning games for history lessons with the doctoral project “Die verlorene Drachme” at the centre – plus a roguelike and creative tools.
Learning games and applications for schools and teacher education. At the centre is “Die verlorene Drachme” (The Lost Drachma), a visual novel for Year 5 history lessons that teachers are trying out in class as part of a doctoral study.
Learning games and more projects
Learning games for history lessons with the doctoral project “Die verlorene Drachme” at the centre – plus a roguelike and creative tools.
Making barriers tangible
Applications that make barriers tangible and support inclusive teaching – and the seminar in which they are used.
AI harness with chat demo
AI assistant with tools for documents, literature and transcription – and two models of its own on the device.
Also in the archive: Recorded History (2022) with learning modules and a glossary
A visual novel for Year 5 history lessons and the research prototype of a doctoral thesis at TU Dresden.
An offline card duel for Android: 416 cards, 22 heroines and heroes from the Saxon history curriculum (Years 5–7) and a campaign with 22 missions.

A turn-based roguelike card game in pixel-art style: through the twelve gates of the Egyptian underworld to recover a stolen heart.
PixelDraft, PixelArt Studio, Voxelwerk, LofiKasette and PixelGroove+ – editors for maps, pixel graphics, voxel models and music.
Uses the camera to simulate in real time how people with visual impairments perceive the world – as an Android app, in the browser and on the Meta Quest 3.
The inclusion teaching lab from other perspectives: in a wheelchair, with a visual impairment, with sensory overload or hearing loss – with stations, assistive aids and a room check in mixed reality.
The digital learning environment for the teacher-training seminar: 14 sessions as learning paths, six simulations and a portfolio in which students develop accessible learning modules based on Universal Design for Learning.
AI assistant for research, teaching and administration: pseudonymisation on the device, tools with approval, two small models of its own. Shown here as a demo without any AI connection.