Case Study: Goethe Institut in Kyiv creates an interactive map for collaborative learning with ThingLink

Goethe Institut in Kyiv brings 17 schools together to create an interactive map with ThingLink

The Goethe Institut in Kyiv, a nonprofit cultural organization, needed to facilitate a creative online workshop for 17 schools in Ukraine to help students practice their German language skills. They partnered with vendor Thinglink to use its interactive media platform as a central tool for the project, enabling the collaborative creation of an immersive digital map.

Thinglink provided an intuitive and easy-to-use platform that allowed the students and teachers to work together online. The solution involved a three-day workshop where participants created an interactive map showcasing their cities with text, photos, and extended reality content. The project was highly successful, creating a lasting cultural memory of the students' surroundings. Thinglink's tools enabled seamless collaboration and resulted in a poignant digital artifact that documented places later affected by conflict.

Goethe Institut in Kyiv