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Conference program
- Sist oppdatert av: claus knudsen 30/05/2007
- Wednesday 27 June 2007
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- 10:00 am - Registration and coffee
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- 12:00 pm - Opening event
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- 12:15 pm - Opening keynote
- Prof. Lennart Olsson, Director of Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS), Sweden
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- 1:00 pm - lunch
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- 2:00 pm - paper session 1
- Communication technology for sustainability and development
- Sustainable learning practices with the use of mediated communications
by Charlie Gullström, Alex Jonsson and Leif Handberg, Centre for Sustainable Communications, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden
"An increased use of video communications may promote a new and perhaps more sustainable lifestyle where the need for travel and transport is dramatically reduced.
Such new sustainable practices based on new models for learning have
been implemented within the education system worldwide. The
DIVERSE conference gathers several important cases where the use of
video and communications technology already greatly has affected the
way universities teach and learn.
There is a call for change and the question for this session may be
to try to discern the relevance of such "Sustainable Learning
Practices" which recently have emerged - for other application areas
in society as well as for education."
The question for this session will be to try to discern the relevance of "Sustainable Learning Practices" which recently have emerged - for other application areas in society as well as for education."
- Video and multimedia in teaching and learning
- Informal learning and informal video
Clive Holtham Cass Business School, UK
- The video iPod as an Interactive Learning Tool
David Seume The Ashcombe School, UK
- REPLAY - The ETH Zürich Multimedia Portal System
Olaf A. Schulte ETH Zürich, MMS, Switzerland
- Didactics and the use of video in teaching and learning
- Mutimedia & video as tool for enhanching reflective practice in Higher Education
Michael O`Donoghue University of Canterbury, University Centre for Teaching & Learning (UCTL)
- Approaches to teaching with a video rich discussion enhancer: a comparison
Alberto Ramirez-Martinell Lancaster University
- Uses of video in schools are widening: what are the learning implications
Don Passey Lancaster University
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- 3:30 pm - Coffee Break
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- 4:00 pm - paper session 2
- Communication technology for sustainability and development
- The PROVIDE Initiative - Personal Realisation Of the VIDeoconferencing Experience
Adrian Vranch University of Plymouth, Information and Learning Services Sheila Buckingham University of Plymouth
- Video and multimedia in teaching and learning
- Using Web-based learning enviroments in the visual arts. Using multimedia in teaching visual arts in a web-based learning environment.
Morteza Amari Telemark University college, Norway
- The production and deployment of an online video learning bank in a skills training environment.
Gerald Cannon Dublin City University, Ireland
- Didactics and the use of video in teaching and learning
- Video portfolio for assessment of teaching and learning in teacher education.
Judith Janssen Graduate School of Teaching and Learning - Universiteit van Amsterdam
- Changing Video Genres in Supported Open Learning. The UK Open University as a Case Study
Nicholas Watson Open University, UK
- Streaming video, mobile and handheld learning
- Streaming Video Formats
Frans Ward Herman van Dompseler Alexander Blanc
- Establishing a Mediastandard for The University of Copenhagen: The Upscaling of Podcast, Webcast and Streaming Media in Highet Education
Uwe Wollin University of Copenhagen, ITMEDIA and Department of Arts and Cultural Studies, Denmark
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- 5:00 pm - End of sessions
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- 5:05 pm - DIVERSE Television Magazine program with Michael O`Donoghue and guests
- Television Studio, Faculty of Television Production and Film Studies, LUC
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- 5:10 pm - Welcome Reception - Lillehammer University College
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- 7:00 pm - Diverse 2007 Pub - Egon Restaurant & Bar at Mølla Hotel
- Thursday 28 June 2007
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- 8:30 am - Transportation to Lillehammer University College
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- 9:00 am - Keynote
- Dr. Robyn Smyth, Australia
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- 9:45 am - Break
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- 10:00 am - Paper session 3
- Stream Team
- Streaming Theatre in a Virtual Classroom
Mark Childs University of Warwick, UK Erik Lint Peter Eversmann Joathan Stevens
- Community Stream. Using video stories and streaming technologies to capture and extend community engagement activities.
Ken Newman University of Portsmouth, Creative and Cultural Industries Faculty, UK
- StreamClass: cooperation in teacher education by video
Jan Folkert Deinum University of Groningen, Holland Mike Quickfall University of Edinburgh, UK
- Video and multimedia in teaching and learning
- From NICT ([1]) to NICM ([2]): e-learning in presence or distance learning
António dos Reis Lisbon Technical University, Portugal Johnny Widén Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
- Sound Images: A Three Party Model of Educational Development Using New Media and E-learning.
Erik Granly Jensen University of Copenhagen, ITMEDIA and Department of Arts and Cultural Studies
- Didactics and the use of video in teaching and learning
- Using streaming video and the content based approach to develop professional communications skills of dental hygiene students.
Kitty Wortel Inholland University, Holland
- Improving professional practice by using internet
Marianne Aars Tromsø University College, Norway
- Video Conferencing
- Children Connecting Cultures
H. Lori Schnieders Franklin College, USA Marjolein de Boer Holland
- Increasing Quality of Primary School Teacher in Indonesia by Using Video Conferencing
Paulina Pannen SEAMEO SEAMOLEC, Indonesia
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- 11:00 am - Coffee break
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- 11:30 am - Paper session 4
- Stream Team
- Video and multimedia in teaching and learning
- Mathematics for Economics - Enhanching Teaching and Learning through the production of online video and learning objects.
William Garrison StreamLearn, LLC, USA Ken Heather
- Bridging the Digital Divide: Rethinking Open Learning for a Global Audience
Bjoern Hassler B.H.: Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technologies, University of Cambridge, UK
- Didactics and the use of video in teaching and learning
- Teleforum Learning events
Pieter van Parreeren Inholland University, Holland
- Video Conferencing
- Developing a training program for video conferencing for Project Invite
John Morgan University of Wales, Aberystwyth
- MU-UWA implementation of video conferencing within a frame of innovative learning infrastructures
Alena Hradilova Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Rebublic Libor Stepànek
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- 12:30 pm - Lunch
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- 1:30 pm - Paper session 5
- Stream Team
- Round Table with session name: Content sharing and international co-operation
- Organizers: StreamTeam in collaboration with DIVERSE and IAMS
Moderator and chair
- Jan T.Goldschmeding (chair of StreamTeam, IAMS board member)
- Mark Childs (Diverse)
Active participants of the roundtable will be:
- Maaike van Leijen
- Helle Meldgaard
- Sylvia Moes
- Wiebe Nijlunsing
- Johan Oomen
- Murray Weston
- Clive Young
- Hans Bronhorst
Content sharing and international co-operation
Streaming video has brought an enormous amount of content for higher education within reach This includes material from video archives, broadcasters, captured lectures and events and do-it-yourself material from students. In addition, modern harvesting techniques will find and offer materials from sources which were strictly apart in the past more. Think of video’s, learning objects, stills, etc. Tools for tagging and social bookmarking stimulate teachers and students to exchange content and expertise. Educational technologists wellcome and stimulate the new opportunities for teaching and learning. In the past few years several promising projects have been developed to bring theory into daily practice for teachers and students. We also experienced that content sharing on an international basis (such as in StreamTeam projects) has to cope with a lot of barriers.
StreamTeam, DIVERSE and IAMS, all being international organizations, are all keen to initiate international projects which will focus on making content available for educational use or which have the purpose to share educational content. In this round table we will start with a brief view on a number of national and European projects. The discussion, which is open for all DIVERSE delegates, will focus on: added value of international content sharing, main barriers in international content sharing; could these projects be a model for further international co-operation, how can streamteam facilitate initiatives.
- Video and multimedia in teaching and learning
- Mediated masterclass teaching
Nils Enlund Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden
- Skills Acquisition among College Students in Traditional versus Web-based Video enhanced Learning
H. Lori Schnieders Franklin College, USA Camille A. Frey Franklin College, USA
- Mrs. K and her Family trigger the learning in European Social Work. Presentation of a Virtual Book made for the VIRCLASS project.
Anne Karin Larsen Bergen University College, Norway
- Didactics and the use of video in teaching and learning
- Popular Media in Learning: exploring ways in which new technologies unleash popular media for learning.
William Garrison StreamLearn, LLC, USA Nipan Maniar University of Portsmouth, UK
- Video Conferencing
- Designing and Developing Enterprise VC Recording Within an Higher Educational Institution
Bob Brandie University of the Highlands and Islands, UK
- Peoples Hub project
Mats Erixon Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden
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- 3:00 pm - Poster sessions, exhibition, networking and coffee
- Poster 1
- Professional Communication technologies in academic an non-academic environment.First outcomes of the Leonardo da Vinci Project
Hana Katrnakova Masaryk University, Czech Republic
- Poster 2
- The Steep Learning Curve of Videoconferenc-ing – How the Students See it
Barbora Budikova Masaryk University, Czech Republic
- Poster 3
- Lecture video – segmentation and meta-data extraction
Martin Røst Halvorsen student Gjøvik University College Faouzi Alaya Cheikh Dr Gjøvik University College Rune Hjelsvold Prof Gjøvik University College
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- 4:15 pm - Keynote, Prof. Erik Duval, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Netherland
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StreamTeam Snowflake Strategies
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- 5:00 pm - End of program
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- 5:05 pm - DIVERSE Television Magazine program with Michael O`Donoghue and guests
- Television Studio, Faculty of Television Production and Film Studies, LUC
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- 5:10 pm - Transportation to hotels
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- 7:30 pm - Conference dinner
- Friday 29 June 2007
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- 8:30 am - Transportation to Lillehammer University College
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- 9:00 am - Keynote - Prof. Roel Puijk, Lillehammer University College
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- 9:45 am - Break
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- 10:00 am - Paper session 6
- Television in Digital Environments
- Presence production in television
Claus J. Schibsted Knudsen Lillehammer University College, Norway
- Roundtable event
Claus J. Schibsted Knudsen Lillehammer University College Norway
- Video and multimedia in teaching and learning
- Video developments in mobile learning for professional placement students and mentors
Adrian Vranch University of Plymouth Matt Newcombe University of Plymouth Susan Lea University of Plymouth
- The use of video within the Blackboard VLE to assess competence in the Administration of Medicines.
C.J. Jarvis The University of Northampton, School of Health, UK
- Videoconferencing and didactics
- Video Conferencing in Mathematics: the development of the teacher and the primary school pupils.
Adam Boddison University of Warwick, UK
- Streaming video, mobile and handheld learning
- Friendly video storage support for students and teacher made streaming video in Educational settings at University
Gert Jan Verheij University of Groningen, Holland
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- 11:00 am - Coffee break
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- 11:30 am - Closing keynote by Dr. H. Lori Schnieders
- "DIVERSE" community, bridging the technology language barrier: the continuing dialog "
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- 12:15 pm - Closing event and "hand over ceremony"
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- 1:00 pm - Lunch
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- 1:05 pm - DIVERSE Television Magazine Program with Michael O`Donogue and guests
- Television Studio, Faculty of Television Production and Film Studies, LUC
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- 1:45 pm - Transportation to the railwaystation
Diverse 2007 • 7th International Conference, June 27. - 29 Lillehammer, Norway
Lillehammer University College - conference.hil.no/diverse2007
