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Trial Any developments implemented until May 2008 referred to the respective partial systems themselves. During the trials at school it became apparent that the school students were fixated on the cou

Prospects The Department of Engineering and its Didactics is absolutely determined to continue and develop the academy as an independent project. From the didactic point of view, the Wheelie is a mech

Wheelies as teaching and learning medium in technical lessons The student-technology-academy has got five wheelies which primarily serve the school students not as vehicle and not for pure fun, but as

Subsystem "Handling" With the help of the Handling partial system simple functions of an industrial robot can be implemented. The main difference compared to the conveyor belt is that the Handling can

The Wheelie The Wheelie is a largely open-source reproduction of a professional, uniaxial and self-balancing electric scooter that is distributed by a well-known manufacturer throughout the whole worl

The Mini-Wheelie The Department of Engineering and its Didactics has developed a working model in order to make the Wheelie easier "to learn". It consists of highly simplified components and has a mat

Further components The MecLab system is a complex didactic learning media system constituting a learning media network supplemented by: Software (FluidSIM) with library Teacher´s handbook for the intr

Project "Wheelie Student-Technology-Academy" The "Wheelie Student-Technology-Academy" is a project funded by Schleswig-Holstein Innovation Foundation and Nordmetall Foundation within the framework of

and NORDMETALL Foundation (2010-2012) "Science X" Development and trial of an engineering kit system. Third-party project on behalf of Ravensburger Spieleverlags GmbH (2010-2011) Renewable energies: "Basic" [...] courses in connection with experimentation hardware (Lucas-Nülle Lehr- und Messgeräte GmbH, 2009 - 2010). Competence analysis for career guidance with special attention to technical education (2007–2011)