DigiLab at the EARLI 2025 Conference in Graz

Members of the Digital Psychology Lab (DigiLab) were excited to participate in the prestigious EARLI 2025 Conference at the University of Graz. The conference provided a platform to exchange innovative research in the field of learning and teaching.

Our members presented exciting contributions:

• Moritz Edlinger presented a poster titled "Identifying games to promote discussions on environmental issues using natural language processing".
• Manuel Ninaus and Kristian Kiili (Tampere University) organized the symposium "The Added Value of Process Measures in Game-Based Learning Research". In this symposium, Stefan Huber gave a talk titled "Tracing the influence of game elements on learning via physiological and behavioral process measures".
• Manuel Ninaus also presented a talk titled "The effect of game elements in a mathematical task on children with dyscalculia" as part of the symposium "Relevant cognitive and non-cognitive factors for math learning: New directions for math education".

We thank the EARLI community for the inspiring discussions and look forward to advancing our research further!