Telekolleg

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The Telekolleg is an adult education offering that has made it possible to acquire an intermediate or advanced technical college entrance qualification in several German countries since 1967 . The Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation and the education and culture ministries of Bavaria and Brandenburg are responsible for and responsible for this educational offer. This is an extra-occupational education system consisting of television programs, written study material and regular class events, aimed at young adults who can gain higher qualifications through a combination of self-study and face-to-face teaching.

history

Start in 1967

Telekolleg I was initially only started in Bavaria on January 2, 1967, at that time still under the name “study program”, and originally only offered the opportunity to acquire the secondary school leaving certificate. In 1972 the Telekolleg II was added, which led to the technical college entrance qualification in two years. Telekolleg I was closed in 1984 due to a decline in demand. By then, around 22,000 people had acquired secondary school leaving certificate via the Telekolleg. Until 2002, the Telekolleg II was sponsored by the Ministries of Culture of the states of Baden-Württemberg , Bavaria, Brandenburg, North Rhine-Westphalia , Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland , which together with several third television programs were in charge. Initially, politics linked the Telekolleg with the goal of providing more education for the rural population. Housewives were also a target group. As an alternative to completed vocational training as a prerequisite for participation, anyone who has managed a family household for four years is still admitted to the Telekolleg.

Multimedia structure

In 2002 the Telekolleg II was replaced by the Telekolleg MultiMedial , which is organized by the Ministries of Culture of Bavaria and Brandenburg together with the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation and which trains students to become a college entrance qualification in around 20 months. By the end of January 2007, according to Bayerischer Rundfunk, the Telekolleg had over 60,000 successful graduates who had completed the intermediate or advanced technical college entrance qualification. Since 2016, new productions for the Telekolleg and GRIPS have been run under the umbrella brand alphaLernen on the ARD-alpha website.

Current offers

With today's multimedia offerings, you can obtain the technical college entrance qualification within 16 or 20 months in the states of Bavaria and Brandenburg and in Bavaria also the secondary school entrance qualification within six months. The program leading to the advanced technical college entrance qualification comprises 350 programs in 14 subjects. At the beginning of 1967 the costs were 25 DM (today corresponds to around 48 EUR ), in 2017 they are around 335 euros for registration and textbooks.

Framework

A course lasts four trimesters and lasts 20 months including the final exams and 24 months with the recommended preliminary course. The so-called splitting is also possible, whereby the technical college entrance qualification is acquired after two courses. The prerequisite for participation is, among other things, completed vocational training or at least four years of relevant professional activity. Independent management of a family household is also recognized.

The Telekolleg is offered depending on the professional activity in the fields of technology, economics and social affairs. Participation in individual subjects for further education is also possible. The teaching content is conveyed via textbooks, accompanying television programs, websites and collegiate days, which usually take place on 56 Saturday mornings in two years (including preliminary course).

The preliminary course includes the subjects German, mathematics and English. Those interested in the "Middle Reife" course in Bavaria must complete this preliminary course. Single occupancy only for the preliminary course is not possible. The preliminary course is only available in combination with the advanced technical college entrance qualification and secondary school entrance qualification. See also the " Basic Courses " section below .

Broadcasting information

The tele-college broadcasts are broadcast on ARD-alpha , the education channel of Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation . In November 2016, new courses started at a total of 26 collegiate day schools in Bavaria and Brandenburg. The courses are accompanied online.

College day schools

 Upper Bavaria  Altötting Bad Tölz Freilassing
Freising Ingolstadt Munich
Rosenheim
Lower Bavaria Landshut Passau
Upper Palatinate On the mountain regensburg Pastures
Upper Franconia Bamberg Bayreuth court
Middle Franconia Ansbach Nuremberg
Lower Franconia Aschaffenburg Schweinfurt Wurzburg
Swabia augsburg Donauwörth New Ulm
Brandenburg Finsterwalde Fürstenwalde Oranienburg

Television courses

Period 2016–2018

Humanities / social sciences

  • German (39 episodes in total, with Volker Matthies, BR 2001)
  • Language Skills (13)
1. Rhetoric - the art of speech; 2. The presentation; 3. The discussion; 4. The job interview; 5. News, report and feature; 6. Commentary, editorial and glossary; 7. Review and Criticism; 8. The language of advertising; 9. Minutes and memos; 10. The text analysis; 11. Discussion: collect and organize arguments; 12. Text Analysis and Discussion - Taking an Opinion; 13. Review and summary
  • Literature (13)
1. What is literature ?; 2. Narrative forms of the contemporary novel; 3. The novel in the 20th century; 4. Epic short forms; 5. Drama: The Classical; 6. Drama: The Epic Theater; 7. Drama: The contemporary theater; 8. Introduction to lyric analysis; 9. Poetry Today; 10. Text analysis using the example of epic; 11. Text analysis using the example of drama; 12. Creative writing; 13. Fascination with literature
  • Media Literacy (13)
1. media history; 2. Print media - use and information gain; 3. radio and television; 4. Internet use and information acquisition; 5. Analysis of journalistic forms of presentation; 6. Objectivity, subjectivity and truth content; 7. Falsification, manipulation and clichés; 8. Propaganda and journalistic ethics; 9. media design; 10. Effects and problems of media use; 11. Media change society; 12. Orientation in the media world; 13. Summary - Media Literacy
  • alphaLearning German (with Patrizia Schlosser, Andreas Thiele) [1]
1. The Versailles Peace and its Consequences for Europe; 2. From Weimar to Potsdam - Germany in the first half of the 20th century; 3. The division of Germany 1945 - 1989; 4. The united Germany; 5. European unification from 1945 to the present day; 6. Crimes against Humanity - Dimensions of Genocide; 7. In the shadow of the atomic bomb - Cold War and East-West conflict; 8. The United Nations - Vision and Reality; 9. Powder Keg Middle East - Israel - Palestine - Oil States; 10. Terrorism - The New Form of War; 11. Giants in the Far East - Japan and China on the rise; 12. Globalization - world market between rich and poor; 13. The battered planet in the 20th century
1. Law and freedom through the division of powers; 2. The agony of choice: rules of democracy; 3. Strong together: On the way to civil society; 4. Second-hand information or life: media and public; 5. The core of society - the family; 6. Learning by chance: education and opportunities; 7. To have or to be - The future of work; 8. Meshes or Holes - The Social Network; 9. Limitless - The New Europe; 10. Networking and Entanglement - Globalization; 11. One world - UN work in practice; 12. War or Peace: Power, Faith, Global Ethic; 13. The Blue Planet - From Creation to Skimming
1. Introduction to Psychology; 2. Perception and action control; 3. learning and memory; 4. thinking and problem solving; 5. Motivation and emotion; 6. Personality Psychology; 7. group, conflict, bullying; 8. language and communication; 9. Developmental Psychology; 10. Educational Psychology; 11. Clinical Psychology; 12. Personnel selection and legal psychology; 13. Market, advertising and consumer psychology
  • earlier episodes with Gabriele Garsoffky ( WDR 1989)
  • Economics (13, with Tobias Ranzinger, BR 2001)
1. The national economy in numbers; 2. The market - the meeting point of supply and demand; 3. The economic cycle; 4. National income and its distribution; 5. The state; 6. The social market economy; 7. Basic facts of the business cycle; 8. Economic policy objectives; 9. Economy and ecology; 10. competition and concentration; 11. labor market policy; 12. monetary value and price stability; 13. Foreign trade
1. The everyday life of an entrepreneur; 2. corporate policy and governance; 3. Visions - goals - strategies; 4. Constitutive corporate decisions; 5. operational functions; 6. Business accounting; 7. Controlling

Mathematical / scientific / technical

  • Biology (13, with Julia Fischer, BR 2006)
1. ecology; 2. The nervous system; 3. The brain; 4. hormones; 5. What we live on; 6. The way of food; 7. The immune system; 8. basics of genetics; 9. human genetics; 10. Basics of genetic engineering; 11. Applications of genetic engineering; 12. Evolution and Sexuality; 13. Changing ecosystems
1. atomic models; 2. atomic structure and periodic table; 3. Substances with electron pair bonding; 4. Polar molecules; 5. ionic compounds; 6. Response rate; 7. chemical equilibrium; 8. influencing chemical reactions; 9. acids and bases; 10. protolysis reactions; 11. redox reactions; 12. Electrochemical cells; 13. Electrolytic reactions
  • Chemistry for Biology (7, with Helmut Pfleger, BR)
1. Chemical elements; 2. chemical compounds; 3. acids and bases; 4. redox reactions; 5. Systematics of organic substances; 6. condensation reactions; 7. Course of chemical reactions
Algebra: 1. Handling math problems; 2. Solving methods for systems of linear equations; 3. Development of solution strategies; 4. Quadratic equations; 5. Quadratic functions; 6. Applications of quadratic functions
Vector calculation: 1. The concept of the vector; 2. arithmetic operations with vectors; 3. straight lines in space; 4. levels in space; 5. Vectors - cross product; 6. Vectors - plane equation in normal form; 7. Vectors - calculation of areas and volumes
Differential calculus: 1. The tangent problem; 2. The limit values ​​for functions; 3. Basic derivation rule; 4. Derivation function in applications; 5. continuity and differentiability; 6. Derivation rules; 7. chain rule; 8. Curve discussion 1; 9. Curve discussion 2; 10. Extreme value problems 1; 11. Extreme value problems 2
Integral calculus: 1. Introduction to integral calculus; 2. The integral function
Integral calculus: 3. speed of growth; 4. exponential and logarithm functions; 5. Applications of integral calculus; 6. Areas between graphs; 7. Integration rules; 8. The integral formula; 9. Law of differential and integral calculus
Statistics / Stochastics: 1. Data collection / graphic form of representation; 2. Measures of position - arithmetic mean; 3. Mean deviation and normal distribution; 4. random experiments; 5. frequency and probability; 6. Hypothesis test
  • alphaLearning math (with Nicolas Duscha) [2]
  • earlier episodes with Ludwig Graf and Thorsten Lorenz (SWF)
1. Everything in motion; 2. Everything moves - but where to ?; 3. Everything faster and faster; 4. Stop and Go; 5. Everything falls down; 6. The mass does it; 7. Movement takes strength; 8. Work creates energy; 9. Work makes you mobile; 10. Energy - really exciting; 11. Vigorous rotation; 12. Planetary Motion and Gravitation; 13. Gravitational field and potential
1. Electric charge; 2. Electric field; 3. Electric voltage; 4. Electric current; 5. Electrical work and power; 6. Branched circuit; 7. electromagnetism; 8. Force on moving charges; 9. Electromagnetic Induction; 10. AC voltage; 11. AC circuit; 12. Mechanical and electrical vibrations; 13. Undamped vibrations
1. Spreadsheet 1. Basics; 2. Spreadsheet 2. Functions and graphics; 3. Spreadsheet 3. Special functions; 4. Databases 1. Basics and tables; 5. Databases 2. Queries; 6. Databases 3. Forms and reports
  • Technology (7, with Hermann Deger, BR 2003)
1. Energy conversions; 2. Thermodynamic Systems; 3. power plants; 4. Optimized use of energy; 5. digital technology; 6. microcomputer technology; 7. Control engineering

Foreign language

  • English
  • French (52 in total)
  • Italian
    • Avanti! Avanti! (26 episodes, with 7 [namely 4, 8, 12, 16, 19, 22 and 25] containing only one repetition of the material from previous episodes)
  • Spanish
  • Russian
  • Latin
    • Timpani with: Latin (65 in total; an episode takes about 15 minutes)
      • 3 basic course seasons (13 episodes each, 1st season in black and white; despite the designation "basic course" they are not part of the Telekolleg preliminary course)
      • 1 advanced course season (13 episodes)
      • 1 translation course season (13 episodes, in black and white)

Language courses for children

Bayerischer Rundfunk produced two language course series for children aged 5 and over:

Basic courses

There is a 15-part basic course for the subjects German, Mathematics and English. This total of 45 programs corresponds to the above-mentioned Telekolleg preparatory course. A broadcast lasts about 30 minutes.

The individual consequences:

  • Basic German course (with Marc Sauber and Carolin Nyhuis)
1. Interpersonal communication; 2. Research; 3. media usage;
4. Talk better; 5. Formulate and have a say; 6. Assess texts;
7. Read and understand; 8. Understand reading, summarize; 9. Analyze and process texts;
10. Discuss; 11. grammar and spelling; 12. Examine prose texts;
13. A good story; 14. Literature and love; 15. Literature and the world outside
  • Basic course in mathematics (with Heinz Gascha)
1. Sets, intersections, number line; 2. terms and term transformations; 3. Multiplication of sums;
4. equations and inequalities; 5. Systems of linear equations; 6. proportionalities;
7. Relations and linear functions; 8. The real numbers; 9. Quadratic functions;
10. Intersections of linear and quadratic functions; 11. Sentences on a right triangle; 12. Sine, cosine and tangent functions
13. Trigonometric functions in a right triangle; 14. Law of sine; 15. Cosine law
  • Basic English course (with Carolyn Nyhuis and Eric Gladhart)
1. The Barbecue - Meet and Meat; 2. The Moving - A Real Real Estate; 3. The Installation - Operating the System;
4. The Weekend - Stand up for Comedy; 5. The Guide - Tourists Happen; 6. The Museum - Art of Pleasure;
7. The Trip - To Check It Out and To Check In; 8. The Car Rental - Something to Rant About; 9. The Shopping - Fleeing from the Flea Market;
10. The Walk - On the Road to Success; 11. The Tour - Follow the Red Line; 12. The Dream - The Food and the Sea;
13. The Player - Sports and More; 14. The Welcome - Home Sweet Home; 15. The Return - Once upon a Time

See also

literature

  • Tin, Holger; Dieckmann, Heinrich: History of distance learning, Gütersloh 2017.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Benedikt Frank: TV story, The flickering classroom. sueddeutsche.de, January 3, 2017, accessed on January 1, 2017 .
  2. ↑ Monika Damm: Bildungsfernsehen: 40 Years Telekolleg in: Focus Online from January 25, 2007.
  3. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: alpha learning: Simply learn and understand | BR.de . December 15, 2016 ( br.de [accessed December 15, 2016]).
  4. ↑ In six months to middle school in: Augsburger Allgemeine from June 14, 2010.
  5. ↑ This figure was based on the template: Inflation determined, has been rounded to full EUR and relates to January 2020.
  6. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: TELEKOLLEG : Acquiring the technical college entrance qualification while working | BR.de . November 24, 2016 ( br.de [accessed December 15, 2016]).
  7. ^ Bayerischer Rundfunk: Telekolleg: Broadcasting dates and broadcasting plans | BR.de . September 7, 2016 ( br.de [accessed December 15, 2016]).
  8. ↑ Success story: Telekolleg turns 50.br.de, December 19, 2016, accessed on January 3, 2017 .
  9. ↑ broadcast plan 2016–2018 ; see also broadcast plan 1998–2000 in media studies (HSK 15.3) , p. 2372
  10. ↑ Network media trainer: Volker Matthies .
  11. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: alpha learning: German | BR.de . December 15, 2016 ( br.de [accessed December 15, 2016]).
  12. ↑ DGPs : Laudation for the Telekolleg Multimedial "Fascination Psychology" (2004).
  13. ↑ br.de: Victor Pichlmayr .
  14. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: alphaLernen: Math | BR.de . November 15, 2016 ( br.de [accessed December 15, 2016]).
  15. ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: alpha learning: English | BR.de . December 5, 2016 ( br.de [accessed December 15, 2016]).