Educational program at the museum

Programs can be booked from Tuesday-Sunday, 09:00 –18:00
0316/8017-9810 oder info-vk@museum-joanneum.at
Book at least one week before the desired date.

4th-13th school year
Dialogical exhibition tour

Once upon a time: the Internet How does it work?

It is impossible to imagine everyday life without it and yet for many it is a mystery: the internet. During this dialogical tour of the exhibition, we will find out together how servers work, how we communicate with each other digitally and what the “cloud” is all about.

1 hour € 2,00 | 1,5 - 2 hours € 3,00
Free of charge with Schulkarte Echt Klasse
Bookable until 03 11 2024

4th-13th school year Dialogical exhibition tour with workshop

Open your eyes! Open your ears! The tools of digital self-defense

In today’s digital world, it is more important than ever to be aware of the risks and dangers on the internet and to learn how to protect yourself from them. In this interactive workshop, we will explore different aspects of the internet and digital security together. Topics such as data protection and password security will be the focus of the exhibition tour. We will also present practical tips and tricks for strengthening digital security. After all, we can only protect our digital identity if we are aware of the risks and take appropriate measures.

1,5 - 2 hours € 5,00
Free of charge with Schulkarte Echt Klasse
Bookable until 03 11 2024

05 10 2024 20:15 – 21:00
Long Night of Museums
Curator tour with Elisabeth Schimana

Registration required

25 04 2024
Workshop with Marek Tuszynski
FH Joanneum (Birgit Bachler) in cooperation with IMA
Master Students Interaction Design

Project Digital Dictatorship

In this workshop the students will engage with the intricate web of data politics and how their digital footprints feed into a data ecosystem where personal data is harvested, utilized, and monetized. Thematic input by the lecturers will address critical perspectives on our relationship with technology and discuss activism in the digital realm. As part of this course they will critically examine their own digital footprints, encouraging a deep dive into the traces they leave online and their implications. Through this self-inquiry, the students will develop an interactive piece that not only reflects their findings but is also suitable for exhibition, aiming to illuminate the often invisible ways in which our data shapes and is shaped by the digital ecosystem.