Dissemination

New intern at the Center Futures Literacy and the UNESCO Chair for Learning and Teaching Futures Literacy in the Anthropocene 

The UNESCO Chair and the Center Futures Literacy are pleased to welcome our new intern, Morgane Cretin-Reina, from École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay in Paris! With a focus on graphic design and expertise in science communication, she will support ongoing projects, especially INSE, the Network for Science education. Her focus is particularly on the graphic presentation of scientific content in order to convey complex topics in an understandable and appealing way. 

We are looking forward to the collaboration and exciting exchanges! 

The day is finally here! The SCIBORG game is live!

What is SCIBORG?
SCIBORG is a board game designed to promote scientific literacy and critical thinking. It is aimed at both teenagers and adults, and playfully conveys key concepts of the research process. Players take on the roles of researchers and navigate through the various phases of the research process. The goal is to achieve scientific breakthroughs through strategic decisions and a little bit of luck.

How can I play SCIBORG?
The game is available in a “print and play” format and online.
DOWNLOAD SCIBORG game materials and see our “how-to-play” video here: www.science-education.at/projects/project-sciborg/ 

Or, you can PLAY ONLINE on Tabletopia here: tabletopia.com/games/sciborg 

Want to know more?
Follow us on Instagram (@sciborgproject) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/sciborgproject) to stay up-to-date on SCIBORG.

If you have any questions, comments, or feedback, please feel free to contact Dr. Laura E. Coulson at WasserCluster Lunz under laura.coulson(at)wcl.ac.at.