2021 marks EDEN’s 30th Anniversary year, therefore the Madrid Conference will be special to all of us in many regards. embracing our traditional values for three decades and the EDEN community’s future endeavours and directions in the field of distance and e-learning in the hopefully not so far, post-pandemic “new normal”. This year’s conference is intended as a continuation of the efforts of EDEN to support educators by providing a space to explore the issues and insights that have emerged during the pandemic.
One of the highlights of the Conference programme is a special R4C Workshop on how schools can be supported in using self-reflection tools to understand their current position and build on the results to implement a concrete set of actions helping teachers and redefining education in the new normal.
The participation is free
WAY TO MAKE YOUR SCHOOL E-MATURE AND OPEN: THE BENEFITS OF USING THE R4C SELF REFLECTION TOOL AND IMPLEMENT CHANGES BUILT AROUND THE RESULT
23 JUNE – SPECIAL WORKSHOP
OF THE EDEN 2021 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The workshop aims at bringing together policy makers, teachers, school leaders, researchers and representatives of the K12 sector of education on wider benefits of making their schools digitally mature, open and innovative.
Participants will examine how schools can be supported in using self-reflection tools to understand the current position of the school as a learning organisation and build on the results to define and implement a concrete set of actions by providing a step-by-step support mechanism for school heads and teachers.
The event will consist of presentations of the Reflecting 4 Change project results so far, followed by a panel of experts and interaction with the audience.
Presenters
Sofoklis Sotiriou, Elliogemaniki Agogi, Greece
Nikos Zygouritsas, Elliogermaniki Agogi, Greece
Menelaos Sotiriou, Science View
Rosa Doran, NUCLIO Digital School, Barcelona, Spain
Panelists
Nikoleta Yiannoutsou
, Joint Research Centre – The EU Science Hub, Barcelona, Spain
Nikoleta Yiannoutsou is a Scientific Officer at the Joint research Centre of the European Commission. She is currently leading SELFIE (https://schools-go-digital.jrc.ec.europa.eu/) a Self reflection tool designed to support the digital empowerment of schools which is currently used by almost 1.5 m users in 74 countries. Her work experience includes design and evaluation of a wide range of digital tools like multi-sensory technologies, ubiquitous applications, robotics, exploratory environments and digital games. She is interested in the impact digital technologies have on education and the role of schools as hubs of innovation and change. For more info on publications and experience visit: https://nyiannoutsou.wixsite.com/profile
Georgia Fermeli, Greek Ministry of Education
Sofoklis Sotiriou, Elliogemaniki Agogi, Greece.
The participation in the R4C workshop is free.
