Best of 2023
The Werksgelände magazine was launched in March 2023. Since then, we have published many exciting stories: as videos, audio, photo reports or interviews. So here’s a look back at the most clicked articles from 2023.
Have fun browsing through our Best of 2023 and our top 3 recommendations from the editorial team.
Best of Werksgelände
Place 1:
Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex: A World-Class Industrial Monument.
From Kỳ Hoàng Vũ.
Place 2:
When Craftsmanship Meets Music: Why Tobias Became a Guitar Maker.
From Jonathan Schmitt and Nils Stellmach.
Place 3:
Women in the Trades: Why Betty gave up her Job as a Carpenter.
From Kim Pälschinski.
‘Best of’ from the individual workshops
We could have limited ourselves to publishing the ranking list of the most clicked articles. However, this would not have done justice to the content in our magazine. Our media workshops produce a diverse range of texts worth reading, radio contributions worth listening to and videos and photos worth seeing. We also want to reflect this versatility in our ‘Best of’. That’s why you’ll find the ‘Best of’ the individual workshops here.
Most viewed videos
Place 1: When Craftsmanship Meets Music: Why Tobias Became a Guitar Maker. By Jonathan Schmitt and Nils Stellmach.
Place 2: Bees and Technology: Beekeeping in the 21st Century. By Pia Durth, Milena Klein and Florian Semrau.
3rd place: Bonn Doll Hospital: Helper in Times of Need and Comforter of Souls. By Dominik Gehrmann and Kỳ Hoàng Vũ.
Most listened to radio reports
Place 1: Ute Honecker from the Station Mission: The Silent Heroine on the Platform. By Florian Semrau and Leonie Welters.
Place 2: Volunteer Fire Department: Rescue, Salvage, Extinguish, Protect. By Iman Ouali and Nils Selmer.
3rd place: FC Flying Albatros: The Coach Who Makes Himself and Others Happy. By Christina Grommes.
Most viewed photo series
Place 1: Zeche Zollverein: A World-Class Industrial Monument. By Kỳ Hoàng Vũ.
Place 2: Women in the Trades: Why Betty Gave up Her Job as a Carpenter. By Kim Pälschinski.
Place 3: Cultural Tourism: Bonn’s Museum Mile Architectural Highlight. By Jasmin Muhiadin.
Most-read interviews
1st place: Laura Terberl from the Süddeutsche Zeitung: It’s Hard to Find Good Editors in the Audio Sector.
2nd place: Tobias Jobke from the Federal Office for Information Security: Cyber Security Will Continue to Become More Important.
3rd place: Katrin Feuerstein from the social media consultancy: Whoever Founds a Company Gets All the Freedom They Want.
What else convinced the editorial team
Daniel Strauss, one of the first prompt engineers in Germany: A Keen Sense of Language Is Essential When Dealing With AI.
Ellen Heinrichs from the Bonn Institute: We Want to Constructively Change Journalism.
*Craftsmanship Meets Cycling: As a Two-Wheel Mechanic at the iXS Dirt Masters. By Ole Schliebaum and André Leon Ziemer.
Place 1: Bees and Technology: Beekeeping in the 21st century. By Pia Durth, Milena Klein and Florian Semrau.
Place 2: When Craft Meets Music: Why Tobias Became a Guitar Maker. By Jonathan Schmitt and Nils Stellmach.
3rd place: FC Flying Albatros: The Coach Who Makes Himself and Others Happy. By Christina Grommes.
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