Markus Resch

Markus Resch is a Course Director in the university course Digital Basic Education at the Vienna University of Teacher Education. He holds a position at the Competence Center MINT and Digitality (K:MID) within the Department for Media Education, Information Technology Education and Digitality. His work involves project management, e-learning, and serious game development, with a 25% part-time engagement. He has been actively involved in teacher training since 2016 and currently works at GRG5/Rainergymnasium as an IT manager and teacher of computer science, sound engineering, theater, German, and mathematics.

• Education:
• Musical education during school
• Studied German, computer science, and mathematics at the University of Vienna (graduated 2020)
• ÖH trainer training (2018)
• Drama pedagogy course at KPH Vienna/Lower Austria (2020)
• Cultural education course at PH Lower Austria (since 2021)

His research interests focus on digital literacy, game-based learning, and serious games for education. Notable projects include the anti-bullying app Stop the Mob (2015) and the calculus-focused game Patorimath (2019). He is also involved in initiatives like the HOORCH project and contributes to the Future Learning Lab Vienna through "Mutmillion" funding. His work emphasizes innovation in digital education, as seen in events like the eBazar 2025.

Resch collaborates with labs such as the Maker Lab (MAL) and the Education Innovation Studio (EIS), promoting interdisciplinary approaches to teaching and technology integration.