Transfer: Good Work goes Public
For Kathleen Warnhoff, the Transfer Project focuses on regular dialogue with political, economic, scientific and artistic actors on the topic of "digitization and learning". This goes far beyond her dissertation and is a multi-faceted transfer to the public:
# Learning from each other
Under the heading "Learning from others", various actors discussed how employees can be better involved in the introductionprocess of new technologies. In addition to new room for flexible action, the discussion also focused on the uncertainties among employees and HR managers and on new competence requirements.
The workshop took place on 10.05.2019 at the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB). Various company actors, political representatives from Brandenburg and researchers from the WZB discussed from different perspectives the digitisation of work as a central challenge for qualification. The aim was, in addition to short impulses, to reflect on experiences in the joint work phases in order to identify current fields of action in employment and further education policy.
# Digitization through rose-tinted glasses
The introduction of digital technologies into the workplace: For many, this is associated with optimism. Work should be easier, more flexible, more accessible. Without rose-tinted glasses, hidden and sometimes unpleasant risks emerge that are often not visible at first glance. The audience experiences this with the interactive poster at events such as the Long Night of Sciences 2018 and LABOR.A 2018.
"The playful change of the perspectives is very interesting," said one visitor to LABOR.A.
Now the poster is on its way and offers an opportunity to discuss the design of digitised work with various actors. It was now in different companies and the next stations are: Brandenburg Conference in Potsdam and the 50th anniversary of the WZB.
The poster was created as a part of the interdisciplinary cooperation within the Visual Society Program (ViSoP)
WZB: K. Warnhoff & E. Kroll
UdK: D. Baldauf & S. Bespalova
# In the morning half past ten
... Kathleen Warnhoff works together with a psychologist and two designers (ViSoP) around the topic "digitization and exclusion". The interdisciplinary team develops innovative formats and makes complex scientific issues accessible to a broad audience. The best example is "digitization through rose-tinted glasses"..
WZB: K. Warnhoff & E. Kroll
UdK: D. Baldauf & S. Bespalova
# Digitization: Tomorrow's employees?
Kathleen Warnhoff discussed with experts from politics, industry and the public about the digitization of work. She drew attention to current problems in learning in the transformation process from a scientific point of view..
# Learning for the future of work
To the Posting - OFAJ Le monde de travail demain 2018 / DFJW Zukunft der Arbeit
