Thilo Eisermann

Thilo Eisermann is a Lecturer at Konrad Wolf Film University Babelsberg, where he has taught games culture for several years. He also teaches regularly at Ernst Abbe University in Jena, focusing on research and content evaluation at Spawnpoint. His work addresses intersections of game culture, retro gaming, diversity in gaming, and accessible technology through the Open Eye-Able software project.

Research and professional interests include:

• Game culture and its educational applications
• Diversity and inclusion in gaming environments
• Retro gaming as historical and cultural analysis
• Accessible technology design
• Content evaluation methodologies
• Doctoral research themes

His involvement in initiatives like Youth Hacks Lab, Accessible maker space, and Repair Cafe highlights his commitment to combining gaming, education, and community engagement.