The first Announcement and Call for Participation

Joint European Summer School on TEL 2009

Venue: Terchova, Slovakia

Date : May 30 - June 6, 2009

Deadline for Applications : March 16th, 2009

Objectives

STELLAR, the Network of Excellence in Technology Enhanced Learning (building on the achievements of the previous PROLEARN and KALEIDOSCOPE NoE) and the EU ICT TEL research projects APOSDLE, MATURE, PROLIX, ROLE, ICOPER, GRAPPLE, LTfLL and the B-IT Research School together with the EATEL Association are pleased to announce their Joint European Summer School on Technology Enhanced Learning.
Our ambition is to foster cross-domain training and collaboration opportunities among researchers in Europe and beyond, working in the disparate fields of expertise which promote the advancement of TEL at the workplace. The programme includes lectures and working sessions from leading professors in the field, tutoring, mentoring, and joint research opportunities. Additionally the school will offer practical sessions in research methodology for Technology Enhanced Learning.

Advanced PhD students will be identified to present their research at the Fourth European Conference on Technology Enhanced Learning in Cannes, France, September, 2009 (http://www.ectel09.org), and to participate in EATEL thematic workshops.

Programme Topics

• Creation of and Access to Knowledge & Learning Resources
• Practice Modelling, Management & Mining
• Personalisation & Adaptation in Learning Environments
• Story-Telling & Educational Gaming
• Web 2.0 and Social Software
• Open Responsive Learning Environments
• Learning communities & communities of practice
• Privacy & Security
• Disagreement Management
• Pedagogy, Life-Long Learning, and TEL
• Individual, Social & Organisational Learning Processes
• Interoperability: TEL Standards, Models, Processes, Tools
• Research Techniques
• The Future of TEL

Tags: 2009, EATEL, stellar, summerschool

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