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A lot of projects in the field organize social activities to display the skills of social, economical and cultural disadvantage people. The projects organize an activity where young and talented people can perform and show their talent to the public...
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De volledige paper is gepubliceerd in de conference proceedings van de European Conference on E-Government (2011, 399-405) en in een speciale editie over Technology Design for E‐Government: Issues and Implications van het International Journal of Information Communication Technologies and Human Development (2012, 4(1), 52-61).Learning 2.0 for an Inclusive Knowledge Society
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Our presentation during the European Conference on E-Government of June 2011 in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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•‘Public space’ on the online ‘Innovation Laboratory’ at www.links-up.eu with a large number of resources for policy, practice and research;
•Early information leaflet and two dedicated project flyer (i.e. the ‘brochure’);
•Three newsletters at key milestones in the project;
•Press releases in the participating partner countries e.g. on the validation experiments in the United Kingdom and Austria;
•Peer-reviewed articles and conference contributions e.g. for EduMedia 2010, GMW 2011, eChallanges e-2011 and for elearningeuropa.info;
•Four Learning Dialogues involving key stakeholders in the project in critically reviewing the project results as they developed;
•International and national ‘Events’ amongst them Plymouth e-Learning Conference (PeLC) 2010, EduMedia Conference 2010, Online Educa Berlin 2010, NEXT Regional Conferences 2010 and 2011, EDEN Annual Conferences 2010 and 2011 and the eChallenges e-2011 Conference;
•Final Conference showcasing eight initiatives in the field of ‘Web 2.0 for Social Inclusion’ and bringing together about 40 participants from 22 countries;
•Concluding Webinar, mainly for the representatives of the 24 case studies, five validation experiments and other stakeholders interested in the field;
•Various activities in social software sites and Web 2.0 applications such as FaceBook, SlideShare, YouTube, twitter etc.
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The full paper is published in the proceedings (2011, 399-405) and in the special issue on Technology Design for E‐Government: Issues and Implications of the International Journal of Information Communication Technologies and Human Development (2012, 4[1], 52-61).Final report Links-up Events
The objective is the effective dissemination, exploitation and sustainability of the Links-up project objectives, outcomes and deliverables. It supports the research results by dissemination actions promoting cross-national and cross-sectoral collaboration. The dissemination, exploitation and sustainability building activities included the following measures:
•‘Public space’ on the online ‘Innovation Laboratory’ at www.links-up.eu with a large number of resources for policy, practice and research;
•Early information leaflet and two dedicated project flyer (i.e. the ‘brochure’);
•Three newsletters at key milestones in the project;
•Press releases in the participating partner countries e.g. on the validation experiments in the United Kingdom and Austria;
•Peer-reviewed articles and conference contributions e.g. for EduMedia 2010, GMW 2011, eChallanges e-2011 and for elearningeuropa.info;
•Four Learning Dialogues involving key stakeholders in the project in critically reviewing the project results as they developed;
•International and national ‘Events’ amongst them Plymouth e-Learning Conference (PeLC) 2010, EduMedia Conference 2010, Online Educa Berlin 2010, NEXT Regional Conferences 2010 and 2011, EDEN Annual Conferences 2010 and 2011 and the eChallenges e-2011 Conference;
•Final Conference showcasing eight initiatives in the field of ‘Web 2.0 for Social Inclusion’ and bringing together about 40 participants from 22 countries;
•Concluding Webinar, mainly for the representatives of the 24 case studies, five validation experiments and other stakeholders interested in the field;
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