Die Aufzeichnung vom ersten TEDxBibliothekZug-Anlass vom 18. Mai finden Sie hier: 

https://www.tedx-bibliothekzug.ch

 

Die Welt verändert sich schnell und auf unerwartete Weise. Wie beeinflusst der Mensch die Welt, in der er lebt? Wie prägt die Technologie unser tägliches Leben? 
Sechs Rednerinnen und Redner zeigen, wie wir die Zukunft gestalten können. 

Die ca. 15minütigen Vorträge werden auf Deutsch oder Englisch gehalten.

 

Rednerinnen und Redner:

Stop Buying Stuff

How much stuff do we really need? Author Niko Stoifberg didn't buy anything for a year. The experience was surprisingly rewarding: for himself, for the environment, and even for the local economy. In this talk, he shares his strategies – and a simple rule for buying less.

Niko Stoifberg summarizes non-fiction books for a living. In his spare time, he writes columns and fiction. His acclaimed debut novel «Dort» appeared in 2019.

 

The Transformative Power of Knowledge 

Today, sharing knowledge and experience is easier than ever with the help of digital tools. When combined with a physical space where people of different backgrounds collaborate, and have access to digital production equipment, many ideas become possible and tangible. Consumers become producers. Societies are empowered and become sustainable. Then, incredible things can happen.

Luz Maria Molinari: Professionelle Künstlerin & Designerin l Inhaberin «DiMolinari» l Gründerin & Vorstandsmitglied FabLab Zug l Innendekoration l Produktdesign l Kuratorin l Mama I Kreativität & Networking l Impulsgeberin

 

Befreit von Noten lernen! 

Die Schule der Zukunft wird ohne Noten auskommen, weil sie Lernen in den Mittelpunkt stellt. Prüfungen und Bewertungen belasten Lernprozesse, sie führen zu psychologisch problematischen Vergleichen und Stress, lenken vom Lernen ab. 

Der Vortrag liefert eine Kritik von Noten und eine Vision, wie eine Schule ohne Noten aussehen könnte. 

Philippe Wampfler ist Deutschlehrer und Dozent für Deutschdidaktik. Er denkt über die Zukunft der Schule und des Lernens nach: Aus der Perspektive der Digitalität, aber auch aus der der Pädagogik und Didaktik. Dafür nutzt er Vorträge, Bücher, Artikel, Podcasts, einen Youtube-Kanal und Social Media. 

 

Justice is What the Judge Ate for Breakfast

Human decision-making is tainted with prejudices and biases; court decisions are no exception. Can blockchain technology transcend intuition to provide seamless judgement to our justice system? 

Experienced with an insightful understanding of innovation, Sheraz Ahmed has advised hundreds of startups on the implementation of modern practices to further their business objectives. As the Managing Partner of STORM Partners, an all-in-one solution provider for the cryptocurrency and blockchain space in Europe, he truly believes that through digitalisation and increased interconnectivity, the world will become a brighter place!

 

Die Show muss weitergehen, aber anders!

Soll Musik überhaupt noch live gespielt werden? Haben die vielen Streaming-Angebote während der Covid-19 Pandemie diese Form des Musikgenusses überflüssig gemacht?

Laura Livers (Musikerin) und Eila Bredehöft (Geschäftsleiterin der Galvanik Zug) zeigen, warum Musik live auf die Bühne gehört und wie die Musik der Zukunft klingt.

Eila Bredehöft ist seit 2011 Geschäftsleiterin des Kulturzentrums Galvanik in Zug. Nebenbei hat sie das «Rock the Docks» Festival mitgegründet und 10 Jahre geleitet.

Obwohl sie selbst bereits ein paar Male mit einer Band auf der Bühne stand, ist ihr Fachgebiet ganz klar das Veranstalten von Konzerten.

Laura Livers ist eine Zuger Pianistin und Komponistin.

 

Poetry-Slam mit Amani Christen

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