Nicole Kasielke, head of communication channels at the ETH Zurich, reports from the digital campus tour in San Francisco.
Our last day of the study tour started with another trip to Berkeley where we attended a podcast workshop. The program said: podcasts are the new “gold” in digital communications. Our instructor Laura Klivans used a different expression. She gave us a historical wrap-up on radio shows and said that audio actually is the “cockroach” of communications.
Fabienne Haltinner, online manager at the ZHAW School of Social Work, reports from the Digital Campus tour in San Francisco.
On day 3 of our digital campus tour, we had a busy schedule and a very diversified program. To be able to be attentive in every meeting, we started by rising our blood sugar level with some delicious donuts in the Mission district, which was a great idea.
Sandro Schönbächler, Community- and Online Manager at ZHAW School of Management and Law, reports from the digital campus tour in San Francisco.
On day 2 of our Digital Campus Study Tour we had a chance to visit two very well known but also completely different institutions. In the morning we visited Stanford University, one of the world’s most prestigious universities. We met with Amy Adams, Head of Science Communications and Dylan Conn, Senior Digital Media Associate to get some insights into Stanford’s digital communication and to learn about the challenges of coordinating all communication activities on the campus.
Anne Dörig, Communication Specialist at the HES-SO reports from the digital campus tour in San Francisco.
On the first day of our Digital Campus Study tour we discovered the importance of storytelling. A good story will hook the reader and make him curious to know the end. It’s pretty obvious to say that but it’s definitely difficult when it comes to complicated subject such as science. To illustrate and show you this point, I’ll tell you the story of this first day :).
Sophia Bauer, Bachelorstudentin, berichtet von ihrem Austauschsemester in Berlin.
Während meinem Austauschsemester möchte ich hauptsächlich eines – möglichst viel Neues entdecken. Berlin war wohl eine gute Wahl, denn die ASH unterscheidet sich in einigen Punkten von der ZHAW in Zürich.
Patrizia Rudoni, Bachelorstudentin, berichtet von ihrem Praktikum in Ecuador.
Während fünf Monaten absolviere ich ein Praktikum in der Fundación «Minadores de Sueños» (Randständige mit Träumen) in Quito, Ecuador. Diese Fundación bietet täglich 70 Kindern und Jugendlichen Aufgabenhilfe, Freizeitgestaltung, Mittagstisch und Familienbegleitung.
Fiona Gisler und Daniela Wirz, Mitarbeiterinnen der ZHAW Soziale Arbeit, berichten vom Besuch der WSU School of Social Work aus Detroit.
Was mit einem Sabbatical in Zürich und einem Besuch in Detroit begann, wurde vergangene Woche mit einem Gegenbesuch einer Delegation der Wayne State University School of Social Work aus Detroit an der ZHAW Soziale Arbeit weitergeführt. Der viertägige Austausch war intensiv und hat das gegenseitige Interesse an einer Zusammenarbeit bestärkt.
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