The largest active and developing
professional community of researchers & practitioners
of open, distance and e-learning in Europe
 The most comprehensive European not-for-profit non-
governmental association of its kind, established in 1991
 Platform for professional co-operation and information
exchange
 Open for all levels and sectors of education and training
 Open for institutions, individuals and networks
 Registered in the UK, Secretariat in Hungary since 1997
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Mission
 Support endeavours to modernise
education in Europe
 Network and collaborate, facilitate
knowledge and practice exchange
 Improve understanding amongst
professionals in distance and e-learning
 Promote policy and practice across the
whole of Europe and beyond
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Members
 Institutions – Individuals – Networks
 200 institutional members
 1100 members in NAP: Network of
Academics and Professionals – meeting and
communication forum
 30 European or national networks present in
membership
 400 institutions represented from 59
countries within and outside of Europe
Why Become a Member?
 Belong to the professional community
 Access EDEN's institutional and individual members
 Delegate up to 30 individuals to the NAP
 Attend conferences at reduced fees
 Establish partnerships and explore projects
 Free access to valuable electronic publications
 Receive regular electronic newsflashes
 Purchase EDEN publications at a 50% discount
 Post on EDEN’s Online Bulletin Board
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Partnerships
 Traditional and open universities, colleges
 National associations and bodies
 Researchers of open, flexible, distance and
e-learning
 School level education – the “Open
Classroom” initiative
 Vocational training
 The corporate sector
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 EDEN Annual Conferences since 1992
Zagreb, 10-13 June 2014
 Open Classroom
Conferences
School level ODL
 Research Workshops
Oxford, 27-28 October 2014
 Synergy Workshops
1st
held in October 2013
The EDEN Conferences
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The Annual Conferences
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Open ClassroomConferences
Research Workshops
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Publications and
Information Services
 Conference Proceedings
 Policy and feasibility studies
 EDEN web site, NAP Members Area, Bulletin
Board, Online Social Media (Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube)
 Member’s Newsflash
 European Journal of Open Distance and
E-Learning (EURODL)
Contribution to EU Programmes
 Comprehensive strategic projects
 Quality development
 Observatory
 Exploiting the wide-scale expertise of NAP
members
 Networking and knowledge base building
 Evaluation and dissemination of the
project results
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EDEN’s EU projects
 ODS
 ProM
 i-TUTOR
 Revive-VET
 VISIR
 POERUP
 eLene2learn
 NEST
 MOVE-ON
 Te@ch.us
 SEVAQ+
 Links-up
 FREE
 EquNet
 TESPIS
 HEXTLEARN
 Learnovation
 eTTCampus
 VM-PASS
 LACE
 ARMAZEG
 TALOE
 LeHo
 E-SOLVE
 EduWorks
 Carer+
 CareNet
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www.eden-online.org
More information on EDEN, its
services and projects:
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EDEN in 2014

  • 2.
    The largest activeand developing professional community of researchers & practitioners of open, distance and e-learning in Europe  The most comprehensive European not-for-profit non- governmental association of its kind, established in 1991  Platform for professional co-operation and information exchange  Open for all levels and sectors of education and training  Open for institutions, individuals and networks  Registered in the UK, Secretariat in Hungary since 1997 2 /12
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    Mission  Support endeavoursto modernise education in Europe  Network and collaborate, facilitate knowledge and practice exchange  Improve understanding amongst professionals in distance and e-learning  Promote policy and practice across the whole of Europe and beyond 3 /12
  • 4.
    Members  Institutions –Individuals – Networks  200 institutional members  1100 members in NAP: Network of Academics and Professionals – meeting and communication forum  30 European or national networks present in membership  400 institutions represented from 59 countries within and outside of Europe
  • 5.
    Why Become aMember?  Belong to the professional community  Access EDEN's institutional and individual members  Delegate up to 30 individuals to the NAP  Attend conferences at reduced fees  Establish partnerships and explore projects  Free access to valuable electronic publications  Receive regular electronic newsflashes  Purchase EDEN publications at a 50% discount  Post on EDEN’s Online Bulletin Board 5 /12
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    Partnerships  Traditional andopen universities, colleges  National associations and bodies  Researchers of open, flexible, distance and e-learning  School level education – the “Open Classroom” initiative  Vocational training  The corporate sector 6 /12
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     EDEN AnnualConferences since 1992 Zagreb, 10-13 June 2014  Open Classroom Conferences School level ODL  Research Workshops Oxford, 27-28 October 2014  Synergy Workshops 1st held in October 2013 The EDEN Conferences 7 /12
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    Publications and Information Services Conference Proceedings  Policy and feasibility studies  EDEN web site, NAP Members Area, Bulletin Board, Online Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube)  Member’s Newsflash  European Journal of Open Distance and E-Learning (EURODL)
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    Contribution to EUProgrammes  Comprehensive strategic projects  Quality development  Observatory  Exploiting the wide-scale expertise of NAP members  Networking and knowledge base building  Evaluation and dissemination of the project results 11 /12
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    EDEN’s EU projects ODS  ProM  i-TUTOR  Revive-VET  VISIR  POERUP  eLene2learn  NEST  MOVE-ON  Te@ch.us  SEVAQ+  Links-up  FREE  EquNet  TESPIS  HEXTLEARN  Learnovation  eTTCampus  VM-PASS  LACE  ARMAZEG  TALOE  LeHo  E-SOLVE  EduWorks  Carer+  CareNet 12 /12
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    www.eden-online.org More information onEDEN, its services and projects: 13 /12

Editor's Notes

  • #12 Contribution to EU Programmes 16 ongoing and 40+ completed since 1997 Comprehensive strategic projects Evaluation and quality development Observatory Networking and knowledge-base building Supporting NAP members and exploit their professional expertise Wide dissemination of project results and developing synergies