Current projects and news from Dept. of Learning in Engineering Sciences

In a studio at KTH, a team is elaborating video recordings where the speaker make notes on a glass screen. With an air of magic, "Learning glass" lifts distance education to new heights.

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Johan Söderlind and Lars Geschwind have published the article Disciplinary Differences in Academics ’Perceptions of Performance Measurement at Nordic Universities.

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Lars Geschwind and Kristina Edström have, on behalf of SLU's president, made an evaluation of the title Excellent teacher, which was introduced at the university in 2014.

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Lars Geschwind and Stefan Lundborg have, on behalf of SUHF, made an analysis of the input to the research proposition.

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On June 5, Per Fagrell defended his doctoral dissertation. Change and inertia in the development of Swedish engineering education: The industrial stakeholder perspective.

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A KTH project on enhancing spatial ability to help close the gender gap in engineering subjects, secures over a €4M in Horizon 2020 funding.

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Being Sweden's second most international university is a privilege, but it also has its challenges. With fewer and fewer Swedish-speaking employees, KTH risks its role as an important participant in s...

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The national doctoral school GRADE (Graduate school for digital technologies in education) started in autumn 2018. A scientific advisory group is already in place, and recently a paper on Artificial I...

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Malin Ryttberg was recently invited to The Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKÄ) to present her research on the roles of professional support staff in higher education institutions (HEIs). With the...

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Erasmus+ project INGDIVS Increasing Gender Diversity in STEM initiative aims to address the gender imbalance in Engineering and Technology by offer high school students the opportunity to familiarize ...

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The ITM School helps five African universities to excel in entrepreneurship and teaching methods. Together with a handful of European universities, KTH will increase their competence in various fields...

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Teachers of today are expected to use digital methods when teaching. There are plenty of effective tools and many teachers are eager to develop their digital knowledge. With the concept Lunch n' learn...

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A book entitled "Reforms, Organizational Change and Performance in Higher Education: A Comparative Account from the Nordic Countries" was recently published.

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Are you interested in finding out how other faculty colleagues use E-learning in their classroom? Do you want to be inspired with ideas on what tools to use in your teaching for activating those tired...

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Are you a teacher at KTH? Want to know more about using e-learning your courses? Here is a brand newly developed website from E-learning management object, with tips on course design, digital tools to...

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Lars recently attended the Academic Profession in the Knowledge Based Society (APIKS) conference in Hiroshima. 

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Wondering what technologies will be needed in 50 years? Who will use them? Will the world be a better place because we develop our technical know-how? In the “Hej Framtid!” podcast, Lena Gumaelius, an...

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In collaboration with Berättarministeriet, Stefan Stenbom investigates how digital technology can be used as part of the learning environment and how storytelling can be used to support the developmen...

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What do you need to think about in getting the best effect when you make filmed lectures online? A new user guide in the form of an e-handbook from KTH provides the advice for teachers. The producer o...

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