INTRODUCTION TOEDEN
ANDTOTHE CONFERENCE
Professor Morten Paulsen, President of EDEN
New EDEN Fellows
Don Olcott Jr.
Eva Sandor-Kriszt
Don Olcott Jr.
Eva Sandor-Kriszt
HOWDOWE WORK?
• EDEN: launched in 1991
• Strong background in active membership
• Meeting place: an influential “hub”
in lively networks.
• Functions, activities in synergy:
– membership,
– conferences,
– policy,
– project work
MEMBERSHIP
• Varied, active, developing community
• EDEN Membership in 2010:
– 195 institutional members, 1150 individuals in the
Network of Academics and Professionals,
– Altogether 56 countries
• Over 400 institutions represented
in the membership
• 20 institutions joined EDEN in the last year
130 new members in NAP
KEYWORDS:
QUALITY ANDPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
• Conferences
– EDEN conferences: major academic
and professional events in Europe;
• European Journal of
Open, Distance and E-learning (EURODL)
• Fellow Awards
– EDEN Fellow and Senior Fellow
Respected scheme of recognition
• The EDEN Book:
Distance and E-learning in Transition
Learning Innovation, Technology and Social Challenges
Se le ctio n o f be st pape rs o f the EDENCo nfe re nce s
EU PROJECT WORK
• Focus on innovative, strategic projects
• The EDEN potential acknowledged and utilised
in EU programmes
• In the past 8 years: EDEN collaborated
with 168 institutions in projects
WHAT NEXT?
• Keep the momentum: develop EDEN
in range of size and impact
• Develop further the membership services for
collaboration and engagement
• Valorisation, mobilisation of the
renewed NAP Area
• Encouraging and recognising excellence:
Fellow Scheme, EURODL, Best Research awards
• Maintain the good branding
• 20 1 1 : 20 th EDENAnnive rsary !
Lookforward to a next modernisation wave in EDEN !
Twitter: #eden10
Welcome to Budapest !
Welcome to the EDEN
Family!
HAVE AN EXCELLENT
CONFERENCE!
Introduction of EDEN, 2010
Introduction of EDEN, 2010
Introduction of EDEN, 2010

Introduction of EDEN, 2010

  • 1.
    INTRODUCTION TOEDEN ANDTOTHE CONFERENCE ProfessorMorten Paulsen, President of EDEN
  • 2.
    New EDEN Fellows DonOlcott Jr. Eva Sandor-Kriszt
  • 3.
    Don Olcott Jr. EvaSandor-Kriszt
  • 4.
    HOWDOWE WORK? • EDEN:launched in 1991 • Strong background in active membership • Meeting place: an influential “hub” in lively networks. • Functions, activities in synergy: – membership, – conferences, – policy, – project work
  • 5.
    MEMBERSHIP • Varied, active,developing community • EDEN Membership in 2010: – 195 institutional members, 1150 individuals in the Network of Academics and Professionals, – Altogether 56 countries • Over 400 institutions represented in the membership • 20 institutions joined EDEN in the last year 130 new members in NAP
  • 6.
    KEYWORDS: QUALITY ANDPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT •Conferences – EDEN conferences: major academic and professional events in Europe; • European Journal of Open, Distance and E-learning (EURODL) • Fellow Awards – EDEN Fellow and Senior Fellow Respected scheme of recognition • The EDEN Book: Distance and E-learning in Transition Learning Innovation, Technology and Social Challenges Se le ctio n o f be st pape rs o f the EDENCo nfe re nce s
  • 7.
    EU PROJECT WORK •Focus on innovative, strategic projects • The EDEN potential acknowledged and utilised in EU programmes • In the past 8 years: EDEN collaborated with 168 institutions in projects
  • 10.
    WHAT NEXT? • Keepthe momentum: develop EDEN in range of size and impact • Develop further the membership services for collaboration and engagement • Valorisation, mobilisation of the renewed NAP Area • Encouraging and recognising excellence: Fellow Scheme, EURODL, Best Research awards • Maintain the good branding • 20 1 1 : 20 th EDENAnnive rsary ! Lookforward to a next modernisation wave in EDEN !
  • 12.
  • 13.
    Welcome to Budapest! Welcome to the EDEN Family! HAVE AN EXCELLENT CONFERENCE!