MedienDock
At the 'MedienDock' media centre, children, teenagers and young adults can drop in to work on projects together or alone, do their homework, play digital games, learn about digital tools and programmes, and try them out. They can also ask questions about media-related topics and receive information and assistance.
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OPEN GAMING SESSION
Play games together
Every Wednesday, 4 pm – 7 pm
For young people aged 12 and over.
Just pop in to chat about your favourite games, try out new ones, or play ones you already know.
Free and no booking required!
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STOP-MOTION FILMS
Develop and bring stories to life using a tablet.
On Thursdays during the school holidays (exact days and times will be published on the website and in the Holiday Pass), and by request.
For anyone aged 8 and over.
Here, you can produce your own stop-motion films. You can paint, do crafts, use items that are already available, or bring your own. You can even appear in front of the camera yourself! Develop your own story and bring it to life.
Free of charge!
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Open social media drop-in sessions
On Thursdays, 4–5 pm, or as required, at MedienDock.
Ask questions and get information on social media, data protection, cyberbullying and more.
You can contact us in person, by email at christina.metzler@trockendock-hamburg.de or by DM on Instagram. @mediendock_trockendock
Information leaflets are available to take away on site.
For children and young people aged 10 and over.
The aim of introducing the media room and its open programme, along with the planned activities and workshops, is to encourage children and young people to reflect on their media usage, educate them about digital media — particularly social media — and promote the responsible and safe use of digital media overall.
The MedienDock is also intended to be a place for putting creative ideas into practice. This can be done independently as part of the open-access programme or under guidance during a workshop. Workshops and similar formats can be used to address important media topics, such as staying safe online and copyright, and to engage participants in creative activities and the production of their own media content.
Kontakt
christina.metzler@trockendock-hamburg.de
