Nina Autenrieth

Nina Autenrieth serves as an Academic Researcher and Doctoral Candidate at Schwäbisch Gmünd University of Education's Center for Media Education. She works on the BMBF-funded LeadCom project as associated project lead for "Digital School Development in Primary Schools" and develops Flux.Base within the Profun.Dig university development project.

Her research focuses on Educational Leadership and Participatory School Development Processes, with particular emphasis on media education and digital transformation in primary schools. Her work explores virtual learning environments, digital competency frameworks, and innovative teacher training approaches through projects like Flux.Werkstatt and SkillsLab Diklusion.

Autenrieth's publication portfolio demonstrates consistent output in educational technology and leadership, with 10 recent publications addressing digital school development, virtual learning spaces, and teacher training. Her work shows strong alignment with practical applications in primary education settings, particularly through her development of online training modules for Digital Leaders.

As an active member of the GMK (Society for Media Education and Communication Culture) and DGfE (German Society for Educational Science), she contributes to academic discourse through numerous workshops and conference presentations. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on digital media in education across multiple semesters, demonstrating her commitment to practical implementation of digital pedagogy.

Her doctoral research on "Digital School Development in Primary Schools: Research-Guided Development of an Online Training Module for Digital Leaders" represents a significant contribution to understanding leadership requirements in educational digital transformation processes.