Events

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CALL & SUBMISSION | THEMES | REGISTRATION

Registration is free

Invitation:
The aim of the conference is to introduce and discuss the notion of the “Open School”. A school that effectively introduces innovations in education is an engaging environment not only for the students and teachers. It re-designs learning to accommodate and include difference and brings together families, community groups, local businesses, experts, universities, and others into an innovation ecosystem.

Call for submissions:
Proposals are invited for Papers and Poster presentations on the selected themes. Abstracts and inquiries about the conference content should be sent by e-mail no later than 15 September 2017.

Pre-conference event:
On Friday 20 October 2017, the pre-conference event “How to promote the development of self-regulated learning for primary school children?” will take place. The objectives of this pre-conferece event are:

• To familiarise teachers with Self Regulated Learning.
• Provide hands-on experience with Self Regulated Learning teaching application.
• To develop practical recommendations for integrating teaching of SRL in their classroom activities.

Conference Deadlines:

• Submission of Abstracts: 15 September 2017
• Notification of Authors: 22 September 2017
• Submission of full Papers & Posters (for publication in the proceedings): 10 October 2017
• Conference Dates: 20-22 October 2017

For more information visit the Conference website.

EDEN NAP is happy to offer the “Language learning apps & MOOCs for refugees” webinar, where important issues like inclusion and immigrant integration are developed and valued with the help of to technology support.

An important part of social inclusion is having the foreign language skills necessary for day to day life. ICT, including mobile apps and open online courses, forms an important part of the way in which languages are learnt in our modern society. The improvement in communication networks and online tools, accessible from a range of mobile devices and desktop computers, facilitate activities developed to improve the four basic language competences (written and oral comprehension and production). Furthermore, the wide availability of free language learning apps can help to supplement the online learning experience, especially when network access is limited.

The question being considered in this webinar is whether such resources represent an effective learning approach for refugees given their changing geographical, sociocultural and technological circumstances?

Register here!

#EDENChat is a scheduled online discussion event on Twitter where anyone can join in and contribute to the discussions on current issues in distance, open and e-learning. In the most recent #EDENChat we discussed How to Conduct an Academic Chat via Twitter – The #EDENChat Case. Read all the archived discussions here.

Stay tuned for the announcement of the next events by following us on Twitter.

About the conference:

The conference aims to discuss the challenges of open professional collaboration in higher, adult, school, vocational education and company training and seeks to develop synergy among national, regional, European and global initiatives, professional associations, education and business partnerships.

The conference will discuss how the following topics and challenges are met in all levels of education:

• Open Education: trends, resources, practices and challenges
• From Open Educational Resorces to Open Educational Practices
• Open learning for personal, professional and societal development
• Digitally competent teacher and learner
• Transforming curriculum for Open Classroom

More details will be revealed soon in the next EDEN Newsflash and on the Conference website.

#EDENChat is a scheduled online discussion event on Twitter where anyone can join in and contribute to the discussions on current issues in distance, open and e-learning. In the most recent #EDENChat we discussed How to Conduct an Academic Chat via Twitter – The #EDENChat Case. Read all the archived discussions here.
Stay tuned for the announcement of the next events by following us on Twitter.

#EDENChat is a scheduled online discussion event on Twitter where anyone can join in and contribute to the discussions on current issues in distance, open and e-learning. In the most recent #EDENChat we discussed How to Conduct an Academic Chat via Twitter – The #EDENChat Case. Read all the archived discussions here.

Stay tuned for the announcement of the next events by following us on Twitter.

#EDENChat is a scheduled online discussion event on Twitter where anyone can join in and contribute to the discussions on current issues in distance, open and e-learning. In the most recent #EDENChat we discussed How to Conduct an Academic Chat via Twitter – The #EDENChat Case. Read all the archived discussions here.
Stay tuned for the announcement of the next events by following us on Twitter.