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PIIPE Reference Applications

More and more companies, universities, public organizations and publishing houses identify the potential of PIIPE and use the platform. Find out more about exemplary solutions. On this page, you can also find a direct link to publicly accessible solutions.

Online Magazine

Didacta Digital

The digital magazine “Didacta Digital” focuses on up-to-date information about teaching and learning with new technologies. The site is owned and operated by the publishing house AVR in Munich in cooperation with the Alliance for Education.

PIIPE for Publishing Houses and Media Companies

The example shows how NEOCOSMO is able to realize digital magazines together with publishing houses in a short time. Editorial and technological expertise complement each other optimally.

Fast Implementation

From the kick-off to the go-live, the solution was realized within 8 weeks. This included design, system deployment, configuration, initial editorial filling, training and go live testing.

Integrated Advertising Module

It is possible to integrate advertorials into the platform as well as targeted advertising of companies that offer technologies for school education.

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Video Portal

BITKOM Academy Video Tube

The demand for further trainings in the digital sector is continuously growing. For the marketing of their innovative range of seminars, the BITKOM Academy has decided to build their own video portal.

By using PIIPE they could achieve the following objectives:

Tutorials on Digital Related Topics

The Tube platform offers potential participants the opportunity to experience the educational expertise of BITCOM Academy on digital topics.

Always Up-to-Date

Users have the possibility to subscribe to videos, infographics, explanations, up-to-date topics and digital trends.

Micro Learning

Audiovisual knowledge nuggets help to understand the complicated content.

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University Magazine

Unispectrum Live by TU Kaiserslautern

Presenting twelve subject areas, more than 100 study programs, and nearly 14.500 students, the TU Kaiserslautern has a lot of good stories to tell. They publish them online in their campus magazine “Unispectrum live“.