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Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Webradio-Programm

Das Webradio informiert wieder jede Woche über Neues aus der Forschung, dem Bildungsbereich, dem täglichen Campusleben sowie über aktuelle Fragen. Foto: Oleksandr Moroz, <a href="http://www.fotolia.com">fotolia.com</a>.

Das Webradio informiert wieder jede Woche über Neues aus der Forschung, dem Bildungsbereich, dem täglichen Campusleben sowie über aktuelle Fragen. Foto: Oleksandr Moroz, <a href="http://www.fotolia.com">fotolia.com</a>.

Die Webradio-Beiträge werden mit dem Web-Service von <a href="http://auphonic.com">Auphonic</a> nachbearbeitet.

Die Webradio-Beiträge werden mit dem Web-Service von <a href="http://auphonic.com">Auphonic</a> nachbearbeitet.

Auf <a href="http://www.soundportal.at">Radio Soundportal</a> sind die Webradio-Beiträge täglich einmal vormittags und einmal nachmittags zu hören.

Auf <a href="http://www.soundportal.at">Radio Soundportal</a> sind die Webradio-Beiträge täglich einmal vormittags und einmal nachmittags zu hören.

Vier Informationsbeiträge sind online, danach Programmpause bis 2. März

Das Webradio der Grazer Universitäten versorgt Studierende, MitarbeiterInnen, Lehrende, Forschende, Alumni sowie alle Interessierten wöchentlich mit vier Informationsbeiträgen. Diese Woche steht Folgendes am Programm:

 

1) Forschung: "Talente-Aufgebot." Alle drei Jahre geht an der KUG der Wettbewerb "Franz Schubert und die Musik der Moderne" über die Bühne. Internationale Talente versprechen 80 Stunden Kammermusik vom Feinsten in den Festsälen der KUG.

 

2) Bildung: "E-Books auf dem Prüfstand". Im Jänner verbringen viele Studierenden ihre Zeit in der UB. Doch wie reagieren Bibliotheken auf die verstärkte Nachfrage an E-Books? Hat das gedruckte Buch ausgedient?

 

3) Campusleben: "Prüfungsstress: So komme ich ans Ziel!" Wer gerade viel zu lernen hat, steht buchstäblich oft unter Stress. Was dieser genau im Körper auslöst und dass Stress nicht immer nur negativ zu bewerten ist, weiß ein Experte der Med Uni Graz.

 

4) Aktuell gefragt: "Informatik...Wir machen dein Programm!" Unter diesem Motto steht der Ball der Technik am 30. Jänner. Die BesucherInnen erwartet ein abwechslungsreiches Programm, das auch zahlreiche Highlights mit Bezug zur Informatik umfasst.

 

Neben der erfolgreichen Kooperation mit Radio Soundportal - täglich sind dort die Webradio-Beiträge zu hören - kann man das Programm seit Anfang 2015 auch über die online Plattform Soundcloud beziehen.

 

>> Miit dieser Sendung verabschiedet sich das Webradio in die Semesterpause. Wir produzieren wieder aktuell ab dem 2. März 2015.

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