If there is anything new from the snow institute, you will find it here. All current articles, facts and figures and general information are listed here. This gives you a quick overview of whether new articles are online or whether there have been changes in a particular area (e.g. new standards).
June 2024
We would like to say thank you.
Thank you for your support,
Thank you for all the feedback,
Thank you for the great interest!
Since the website was launched in mid-November 2023, over 13.000 people have visited www.snow.institute, we have recorded more than 30.000 page views and over 4.000 downloads!
[as at 10.06.2024)
May 2024
Dear initiatives and interested parties,
After 3 years, the SnowKids project has come to an end at the end of May. We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to a closing event. We will review the last few years, present the insights we have gained from the case studies in the past winter season and give an outlook on the next steps for the snow institute
When:
17.06.2024, 4 pm
Where:
Landhaus 1, Eduard-Wallnöfer-Platz 3, 6020 Innsbruck
April 2024
In the 2023/24 winter season, the snow institute materials were put to the test in practice. Many different initiatives have used the teaching material in various settings and the feedback has been very positive. Many wishes, ideas, suggestions for improvement … and we look forward to implementing these together with you. We are planning to further develop the existing materials and create new contributions and teaching materials in other formats.
Picture: Flo Gassner
January 2024
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November 2023
The SnowKids project plans to carry out case studies in winter 23/24. The snow institute documents are to be applied in practice and tested, so to speak. The aim is to generate feedback in order to further develop the teaching materials. The feedback can be varied and ranges from problems, gaps, difficulties in realisation, but also things that work very well.
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Case Studies winter 2023/24
In the SnowKids project, it is planned to carry out case studies in winter 23/24. The snow institute documents are to be used in practice and tested, so to speak. The aim is to generate feedback in order to further develop the teaching materials. The feedback can be varied and ranges from problems, gaps, difficulties in realisation, but also things that work very well.