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Ideas on Internationalisation presented at Hogeschool Utrecht
Ton Koenraad presented on internationalization and virtual mobility programs. He discussed his experience developing ICT-related international projects and virtual exchange programs at Hogeschool Utrecht University of Applied Sciences from 1990 to 2011. Some key programs he mentioned include iTILT, e-CLIL, CATS Project, and NIFLAR. He also discussed trends in online learning like increased collaborative production learning, open educational resources, technologies that enable co-creation, and students taking a more active role as members of educational collectives rather than just consumers.
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- 1. Internationalisation@Home & Virtual Mobility Hogeschool UtrechtUniversity of Applied Sciences Internationalisation Café 2011 Ton Koenraad, TELLConsult
- 2. Hogeschool Utrecht University ofApplied Sciences Faculty of Education 1990 - 2011 MFL methodology, in-service training e-Projects manager, ICT-Coordinator 2005 2009 Knowledge Base-ICT
- 3. ICT-related (international) projects Tools,CoP, Activity design, Teacher Ed., The TalenQuest Consortium iTILT Research EU-projects: EU- www.talenquest.nl www.micall.net E-CLIL CATS Project Council of Europe www.lquest.net NIFLAR 3D ViTAAL
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- 6. • UNESCO ICTCompetency Framework for Teachers – Version 2.0
- 7. SURF Conference 2011:Some trends • Toename van samenwerkenden producerend leren (van individueel naar groepswerk) • Toename van valide vrijeleermaterialen (OpenEducationResources voorzelfstudie) • Toename van onderwijstechnologieën voor cocreatie (wiki’s,portals,repositories) • Behoefte aan producerend leren (student als lid onderwijs(universitair/hogeschool) collectief ipv consument)
- 11. Personal Learning Network(PLN): Sharing Interests & Resource Finds
- 13. Communities of Practice(CoPs)
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- 18. Massive Open OnlineCourse (MOOC). • a model for delivering learning content online to virtually any person—with no limit on attendance—who wants to take the course. (Educause, 7 things you should know about…) • Mix of paying and non-paying students • Based on principles of co-creation & distributed responsibility
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- 24. Open Sim NIFLARfor secondary pupils & student teachers
- 26. Contribute to OpenEducational Resources
- 28. Thank you foryour attention! Any questions? Ton Koenraad www.koenraad.info TELLConsult www.tellconsult.eu