Kurzprofil: Prof. Dr. Heike Wiesner
Professorin für Betriebliche Informations- und Kommunikationssysteme
Heike Wiesner ist seit 2009 Professorin für „Betriebliche Informations- und Kommunikationssysteme“ im Studiengang Wirtschaftsinformatik an der Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin (HWR Berlin).
Studium der Soziologie mit dem Fokus science and technology studies (STS) an der Universität Bremen; Promotion („summa cum laude“) im STS-Bereich im damaligen Forschungszentrum Arbeit, Umwelt Technik (artec) an der Universität Bremen. Während des Studiums und der Promotion längere Forschungsaufenthalte in England (Staffordshire University; Stoke-on-Trent) und in den USA, u.a. am Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Im Anschluss mehrere nationale und internationale Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekte in den Bereichen Informations- und Wissensmanagement, Neue Medien in der Bildung, eLearning/MOOC-Entwicklung sowie im Robotik-Bereich insbesondere unter dem Aspekt diversity/gender u.a. an der Universität Bremen (DiMeB) – in enger Kooperation mit dem Fraunhofer Institut (AIS), Universität Kiel (ZIF) und der HWR Berlin (Harriet Taylor Mill-Institut). Zwei Gastprofessuren in der Wirtschaftsinformatik (Jade Hochschule Wilhelmshaven u.a. und der HWR Berlin) komplettieren die Fachexpertise insbesondere in dem Bereich Betrieblicher Informationssysteme und der Partizipativen Softwaregestaltung.
Die aktuellen Forschungs- und Entwicklungsfelder sind u.a.: Betriebliche Informations- und Kommunikationssysteme, Transformative Technologien, Robotik. Partizipative Medien- und Softwaregestaltung sowie Diversity/Gender-Forschung mit Blick auf IT-Gestaltung.
Curricula vitae (English; short version)
Prof. Dr. Heike Wiesner
Professor of Business Information Systems
Fulltime Professorship in Business Information Technologies at the Berlin School of Economics and Law in the Study Program „Business Informatics”.
Diploma in Sociology 1993 at the University of Bremen with the focus of science and technology studies (STS). 1993-1995 Research assistant at the University of Bremen. August 1994-January 1995 research studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, in the Science Technology Studies programme (STS) and the Women’s Studies programme with Prof. Dr. Evelyn Fox Keller.
2001 Doctoral degree (“summa cum laude”) in the area of STS at the interdisciplinary Sustainability Research Center (artec) of the University of Bremen. 2001-2004 Department of Computer Science at the University of Bremen in the working group of Prof. Dr. Heidi Schelhowe “Digital Media in Education” (DiMeB).
2005-2006 Visiting Professorships at the Jade University of Applied Sciences (Wilhelmshaven, Oldenburg,etc.) in the area of business information systems and diversity/gender studies.
2006 Visiting Professorship at the Berlin School of Economics in the Harriet Taylor-Mill-Institute in the fields of knowledge management, eLearning and gender studies.
Since 2009 Full Professorship at the Berlin School of Economics in the Study Program’s „Business informatics”. Denomination of the Professorship: “Business Information and Communication Technologies”
Special expertise and projects in the area of digital media, transformative technologies, robotic, eLearning, MOOC and business information systems and diversity/gender aspects in Information Technology.
Workshops/talks in the area of:
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- Participative Software Engineering
- Transformative Technologies/robotic
- Web 2.0 & Diversity/gender
- Learning Management Systems: From Virtual Learning to MOOC
- Women and Information Technology
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Abstract (Example for a workshop): Participative Software Engineering & Transformative Technologies/robotic
The workshop provides insight into the field of “participative software engineering”. The new technologies associated with transformative technologies provide for instance software and tools that promote knowledge processing, collaborative work, sharing and interactive communication in socio-technical networks. The presentation provides an overview of the debate of participative software engineering and the concept of participation (for example in the field of robotic). Using the example of transformative technologies, it demonstrates how criteria for success of innovation and equality in the relevant educational and business contexts can be materialized.
How to work with transformative technologies in different contexts is the aim of the workshop. You need just a laptop with an internet access to join this workshop.
Please contact me for further information:
Prof. Dr. Heike Wiesner
Berlin School of Economics and Law
Department of Business and Economics
Badensche Straße 51-52
D- 10825 Berlin
T: +49(0)30308771194
E:: wiesner@hwr-berlin.de
Homepage www.hwr-berlin