Ach, das waren noch Zeiten (möchte man rufen)! EDUPUNK! Aber jetzt schreibt Jim Groom: „But as fate would have it I’m heading to OER Camp in Hamburg, Germany next week to give a talk (as well as a podcast episode) around the topic “Is EDUPUNK Dead?”  Ich vermute, er ist auf dem Weg zum University:Future Festival.

Die weiteren Zeilen sind sehr schön zu lesen (die Kommentare auch), mit Verbindungen zur OER-Community und Jöran Muuß-Merholz, fast etwas sentimental, und am Ende übergibt er mehr oder weniger den Staffelstab an die nächste Generation.

„For me, the talk is about how ideas might survive after the technologies that first expressed them disappear. How the act of building spaces for connection outside the mainstream tools is a small act of rebellion, hope, and faith that’s never been more important. bava.studio is standing in for that act of faith, but it could be just about anything, and it doesn’t even have to be a specific “instructional technology.”

Back in 2008 the concern was the LMS. In 2026 the technologies are different, but the question feels remarkably familiar: who owns the spaces where we learn, think, and create?

It’s not a talk about AI; rather, it’s a talk about creating the world we want to live in.“
Jim Groom, bavatuesdays, 19. Juni 2026

Bildquelle: Jim Groom