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Dear visitor,
you can find information on internet resources concerning all aspects of education here: please read the About Us section if you require further information on the Eduserver.
You will find that the subject areas presented on the Eduserver websites concern international visitors, too. A thematic collection of interesting resources that are available in English (and, in many cases, in several other languages, too) can be found in the dossier Find out about Germany. If you cannot find the particular resource you need here, please read our Frequently Asked Questions. More resources can also be found by searching our databases. You are also welcome to contact the editor, or our research service dbs@dipf.de.
Dossier
Find out about Germany
Our portal for international guests
-general information
-official addresses
-working and living in Germany
-learning and teaching German
-the German education system: basic facts
- exchange programmes
- Germany for young people
Dossier
Focus on Immigration Policy in Germany
Dossier
Media Literacy - Internet Safety (International)
09. Feb: Internet Safety Day
Children as users of new media
Editors' tip
USA Residence scholarships for German librarians
http://www.reading-worldwide.de/zeigen_e.html?seite=7881
The “Librarian in Residence“ program by the New York Goethe Institute offers two German librarians an opportunity to experience the conditions and operations of US-American school libraries in a residence scholarship covering several weeks, including visits to school libraries, training centres for librarians, and discussions with experts. Applications will be accepted until February 28, 2010.
Editors' tip
Settling into motion: scholarships for PhD. students
http://www.settling-into-motion.org
The Zeit Stiftung offers scholarships to international Ph.D. students of social science subjects who are researching in the field of migration, diversity, and mobility - this website provide details as to grants, application and eligibility.
Deadline for 2010: February 25, 2010
Editors' tip
Higher Education Accessibility Guide (HEAG): Länderinformation für Deutschland
http://www.european-agency.org/agency-projects/heag/country-pages/germany
The Higher Education Accessibility Guide (HEAG) is a collaborative project by 28 European countries to provide information for higher education students with disabilities. This country information for Germany, accessible in both German and English, informs about contact persons, the HE system in Germany, support for disabled students,and other relevant resources.
Editors' tip
Education on Online Safety in Schools in Europe. Summary report 2009
http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/education/eurydice/documents/thematic_reports/121EN.pdf
This thematic summary report is grounded in a survey of primary and secondary schools in 30 countries in Europe, conducted by Eurydice, the European network for educational information. Taking account of the daily use of new and online media by children, the survey looks at the curricular and interdisciplinary treatment of online safety at school (e.g. data protection, shopping on the internet, using a mobile phone, cyber crime and child abuse). One focal aspect concerns awareness and teacher training and re-training.
Editors' tip
Policy guidelines on inclusion in education (UNESCO 2009)
http://www.unesco.de/fileadmin/medien/Dokumente/Bibliothek/3110_9_policy_guidelines_deutsch-Internet.pdf
The Policy Guidelines for Inclusion in Education act as a resource for policy makers, teachers and learners, community leaders and members of civil society to improve and develop the inclusive aspect of schools and education systems. The guidelines also form the basis of the project `Inclusion in Action` that will, throughout 2010, collect and disseminate good practices from all over the world in order to support efforts towards schools for all.
