Author Archive: Chris Blattgerste

Checklist for online learning

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The Office for Advisory Services of Heidelberg University have published a checklist with useful information for your daily life learning from home. If you haven’t already make use of these advises, they could help you improve your working and learning experience and feeling more comfortable without face-to-face lectures.

However, it is important as well to continue your social life, meet fellow students for example on our Discord server. Fun and anticipation for upcoming events might be important as well these days.

With this guideline, we could hopefully assist you with your studies.
Stay healthy and see you soon face-to-face!

Hardship scholarship

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Right now, corona pandemia is a challenge for all of us. Many of you might loose their jobs or cannot be supported by their parents anymore in case they loose parts of their income due to corona. We do not want anybody to get lost in bills or even to drop out of university due to financial reasons. That is why we want to remind you of the option to apply for a hardship scholarship. This special scholarship should prevent students in financial trouble from dropping out of university. Please send applications to the responsible committee. Further information on all the desired documents are provided by the university students council. Currently, applications can only be submitted via e-mail. This scholarship is an offer to all students in financial need including refugees and students from abroad.

Make a good time for now and stay safe!

Digital learning collection for physics

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Due to the current unprecedented situation, it is very important to provide valuable online teaching methods. In the scope of an eLearning Challenge, we want to collect links of examples (e.g. YouTube videos, scripts, animations, etc.) for professors and physics students. Therefore, share your preferred learning material and websites with us. If you know some great platforms, please add them to this form.

Please share this message that the database can grow steadily. The bigger this collection, the better our teaching next semester! If you have further questions, do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for your participation and stay healthy, 

Otto Hahn eLearning Team Uni Heidelberg