“Can you imagine a university without email?” That’s the question I like to pose, standing here before CeDiS at Freie Universität Berlin. CeDiS, the Center for Digital Systems, might seem unremarkable from the outside. But inside, this building hums with the digital lifeblood of the university. CeDiS ensures that professors can email lecture notes, students can access online resources, and researchers can collaborate on projects across continents. Think of CeDiS as the silent guardian of the university’s digital world. They provide support for essential systems like Blackboard, the content management system, and even the FU wikis and blogs. They even offer consulting services for digital teaching and research projects. Imagine trying to organize a virtual conference or design an online course without their expertise. CeDiS is more than just tech support. They’re pioneers, constantly exploring new technologies and adapting to the ever-evolving digital landscape. They’re the unsung heroes ensuring that Freie Universität Berlin remains at the forefront of digital innovation. So next time you send an email or access an online resource at the university, remember CeDiS, the quiet force powering it all.
Genossenschaft PA58
From 1981 the Genossenschaft PA58 stands tall. It’s a self-managed house project. This is its story. This impressive building in