Media & Learning Conference 2011
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Media & Learning Conference 2011
- 1. 24-25 November 2011 Brussels, Belgium Harnessing the power of Media to support Learning
Hinweis der Redaktion
- The Media & Learning Conference is an annual conference that was first organised in 2010 and is organised by the Flemish Ministry of Education and Training and the media company ATiT with the support of the European Commission, DG Education and Culture. The conference supports the wide community of stakeholders, lecturers and teachers, researchers and policy makers and brings them together in a two day event The conference consists of flexible formats that offer many opportunities for participants to network and share their experiences Participants can discover the latest developments, trends and the impact of media use in education and training The aim of the conference is to raise the quality of media use in education and training
- This year’s tagline is Harnessing the power of Media to support Learning Key Themes: Encouraging digital and media production skills and competences such as media literacy Development of media-based educational materials for all levels Use and re-use of existing media resources (for example in repositories such as EUscreen) The conference is very flexible and mainly focused on practice, so it’s not a traditional academic conference where focus lies on the publication of research papers. It’s a meeting and sharing opportunity aimed at really supporting the community of stakeholders, practitioners, researchers and policy-makers in their need to explore the whole phenomenon of how media impacts and influences learning.
- For those coming from the higher education field there are relevant topics such as Lecture capture and re-use Access and innovative usage of media resources in teaching and learning Video-based practices used by lecturers for collaborative projects Media archives for research and education
- The conference aims to be inspirational, showing best practice, highlighting really good examples and illustrating the 'art of the possible’ with demos, showcases, screenings over the two conference days. The conference includes the MEDEA Awards and the finalists of the competition take part in the programme through demonstrations which also ensures a real emphasis on practice and excellence. The MEDEA Awards is a competition that promotes, encourages and rewards creative media-based educational materials. The MEDEA Awards Ceremony will also take place during the conference.
- In 2010, 230 participants from 31 countries participated in the conference, which makes for a conference that offers a lot of networking opportunities to participants and speakers. Making new contacts during the conference is made easy through open discussions, a coffee networking area where everyone joins up and thanks to Pigeon, an SMS system that faciltates Q&A during a session and more. Interaction before, during and after the conference is possible in the online Community of Practice to which anyone can join to exchange his/her experiences, resources and materials with other lecturers, experts, researchers, ...
- You can participate through registering online and this year we have a special offer: if you bring along a paying colleague or friend to the conference you will receive a 25% refund and this up to 4 colleagues which means you could participate for free! You can have the chance to promote your own initiatives on a free stand and distribute leaflets, ... Requests can be sent to the conference organisation. If you feel like there is something important missing in the conference themes or the programme send us your suggestions (themes, speakers, ... ). Would you like to come to the conference as a speaker, let us know by e-mail. Even if you can’t attend the conference, you don’t have to miss anything: you can visit and join the online community and follow the online live streaming of all keynote sessions You can contact us through: [email_address]
- More information about the conference on www.media-and-learning.eu RSVP on the LinkedIn event for this conference Follow our tweets, MediaLearning, twittering about the Media & Learning Conference can be done using the hashtag #MediaLearning2011 Visit our community on www.media-and-learning.eu/community Looking for information or resources on the use of media in education: www.media-and-learning.eu/resources
- More information about the conference on www.media-and-learning.eu RSVP on the LinkedIn event for this conference Follow our tweets, MediaLearning, twittering about the Media & Learning Conference can be done using the hashtag #MediaLearning2011 Visit our community on www.media-and-learning.eu/community Looking for information or resources on the use of media in education: www.media-and-learning.eu/resources
- Subscribe to the Media & Learning News, a monthly newsletter reaching over 5400 subscribers from the media and learning community of practise. This newsletter contains news and information about initiatives, services, projects, events and tools related to media and education on all levels: www.media-in-education.net For more information about the MEDEA Awards, visit www.medea-awards.com The 2010 Conference was reported in a public report that can be obtained via the M&L Secretariat.