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Events | | |  | ICICTE 2006 - International Conference on Information Communication Technologies in Education, Rhodes Island, 6-8 July 2006
| | | ICICTE 2006 will seek to address the many challenges and new directions presented by technological innovations in educational settings. With the keynote speaker, plenary sessions, workshops, and forums examining the integration of technology into all facets of education, the conference will provide participants with a forum for intensive interdisciplinary interaction and collegial debate. Those attending ICICTE 2006 will leave with an excellent overview of current thinking and practices in applications of technology to education
| | | | ICL 2006 - Interactive Computer Aided Learning, Villach, Austria, 27-29 September 2006
| | | This interdisciplinary conference aims to focus on the exchange of relevant trends and research results as well as the presentation of practical experiences gained while developing and testing elements of interactive computer aided learning. Therefore pilot projects, applications and products will also be welcome.
| | | | 10-th European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries, Alicante, Spain, 17-22 September 2006
| | | The conference will include presentations and discussions about technical issues and other applications. Topics include: concepts of digital libraries and digital content; collection building, management and integration; system architectures, integration and interoperability; information organization, search and usage; multilingual information access and multimedia information handling; user interfaces for digital libraries; user studies and system evaluation; digital archiving and preservation: methodological, technical and legal issues; digital library applications in e-science, e-learning, e-government, cultural heritage, etc.
| | | | Sixth eLearning Forum, Budapest, Hungary, 9-10 June 2006
| | | The eLearning Forum's basic question as to whether the breakthrough will come in the near future was clearly answered in the positive by the representatives of the eLearning business sector. "Is there finally going to be breakthrough in eLearning"? Or expressed in a spicier Hungarian formulation: "eLearning at home – what's stewing in our saucepans"? On June 9-10 in Budapest, about 300 Hungarian participants from business, industry, education, and science tried to give an answer to this fundamental question.
| | | | ALT-C 2006: The Next Generation, 5-7 September 2006, Edinburgh, Scotland
| | | ALT-C 2006 will feature four themes, capturing the main strands of development current in the field: Next generation learning, Next generation learners, Next generation technology and Next generation institutions. The conference is organized by the Association for Learning Technology, which is a professional and scholarly association which seeks to bring together all those with an interest in the use of learning technology.
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News | | | | WBT dissemination event
| | | On January 30th, 2006, the Romanian project partners, Transilvania University of Brasov and Elite Training & Development, Bucharest, will organize in Brasov a dissemination event in order to present the WBT WORLD website to the general public, mainly to the target group, teachers and trainers, as well as representatives of stakeholders, training companies etc. The aim of the event is to present, at the beginning, general information regarding WBT WORLD project, followed by a presentation of the informative section of the website. The project E-learning platform and WBT courses will be presented in detail, followed by short demonstrations.
| | | | WBT Courses evaluation with users
| | | Starting on December 2005, the WBT courses' evaluation has begun. This activity will last until January 30th, 2006, and will be open to anyone who wishes to test the courses. The 16 on-line courses, aimed mainly to develop both pedagogical and IT competencies of WBTs, are available in English on the e-learning platform developed in the frame of the WBT WORLD project (http://elearning.wbtworld.net).
| | | | WBT Final Meeting
| | | On December 15-17th, 2005, was organized in Bucharest the final transnational meeting of the WBT WORLD project, with the participation of all project partners. The meeting agenda included: the evaluation of the stage report, the current status of WBT WORLD activities and preparing the final project report.
| | | | WBT Workshop "Web Based Trainer - Key Actor towards eLearning Europe"
| | | At the WBT Workshop, organized on Friday 16th December at Hotel Ibis Bucharest, Romania in the frame of the Leonardo da Vinci Pilot Project WBT WORLD RO/02/B/F/PP 141053, 31 participants, from the project partnership and Romanian experts in the eLearning field, have given their contributions through open presentations and thematic debates. The open presentations and more other details could be found at http://www.wbtworld.net/workshop.
| | | | WBT Courses testing with end-users
| | | In this stage of the project we are going to test and evaluate the WBT courses implemented on the project e-learning platform. The courses are in English language and a user can take one or more courses for free testing in the period December 2005 - January 2006. For this purpose, we invite you to subscribe to our training program (send an email to the coordinating partner from your country (http://www.wbtworld.net/en/contact.php)
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