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Media library

The media library is a collection of materials compiled by the entire NIDIT team during the project period. The materials are available to all teachers and interested parties even after the project has ended and bring together the key results of the project work within the network.

In addition to the NIDIT media library, you will find selected materials in the JLU ILIAS E-Learning Guide under the following categories:
  • Virtual Reality: including the self-study module on the topic of "Virtual Reality in Higher Education",
  • Internationalisation: including explainer videos and the scripts „VITALS: Virtual International Teaching and Learning Skills“ and "VITALS in PRACTICE",
  • Gamification: content that is well suited for gamification,
  • Digital event design: explainer videos on (Synchronous) Hybrid Teaching.

At twillo, a portal for open educational resources in higher education, you will find the following materials: All recordings and explainer videos are collected on our NIDIT YouTube channel.

The self-study courses currently available in the HDM education programme have also been developed by the NIDIT team (as of 2025/9).
  • Self-study course: Qualitätssicherung am Beispiel der weiterbildenden Masterstudiengänge an der Philipps-Universität Marburg,
  • Self-study course: Vielfalt in der Hochschullehre - die eigene Lehre diversitätssensibel gestalten,
  • Self-study course: Virtual Reality in der Hochschullehre.
  • Self-study course: Visualisierungstechniken für die Hochschullehre..

The materials are grouped by topic below. You can access the respective pages via the individual tabs.
Media library

Museum 3D - Desktop version

The desktop version of the virtual museum is online.
As part of the cooperation project "Museum 3D - A virtual exhibition space as a DigiLab for museums and teaching", a virtual exhibition space was designed together with the classical archaeology, which can be used as an experimental laboratory for training in the handling of objects, for method-oriented and interdisciplinary teaching formats and for the design of special student exhibitions. As a learning environment, a virtual museum room not only enables an immersive experience that allows a practical and playful examination of the often fragile objects in the collection, but also offers space for learning essential skills in working with objects and in museum communication. Three themed worlds can currently be visited, which were designed by students as part of a course: a temple, a tomb and a roman house.
You can access the project via the button below. Please also note the download instructions under the download button:

DOWNLOAD

Further information on the theme worlds and the control system can be found on a separate website . (The information is in German.)

Notes on the download:

Click on the download button to be redirected to the HessenBox. There you can download the Museum 3D as a zip file under "Download". When you open the downloaded folder, click on the file "Museum_Darstellung". It is possible that you will then receive a warning from your firewall indicating a possible security risk. The file has been carefully checked and does not represent a security risk. You can therefore ignore this message. If you receive a further message about an update of your graphics driver, you can also skip this in most cases.