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Events of August 2007

Conference : EuroLogo 2007
From 19 August 2007 till 24 August 2007
Location: Bratislava, Slovakia

EuroLogo is a biannual conference which focuses on educational applications of Logo and other exploratory computer tools used in the classroom at all age-levels of education.

Bratislava EuroLogo conference carries on the work of the previous ones in Dublin (1987), Gent (1989), Parma (1991), Anavisos (1993), Birmingham (1995), Budapest (1997), Sofia (1999), Linz (2001), Porto (2003) and Warsaw (2005).

http://www.eurologo2007.org/index.php

Conference : AMEE 2007
From 25 August 2007 till 29 August 2007
Location: Trondheim, Norway

The Association for Medical Education in Europe is a worldwide organisation with members in 90 countries on five continents. Members include educators, researchers, administrators, curriculum developers, assessors and students in medicine and the healthcare professions.

AMEE organises an annual conference and delivers courses on teaching, assessment and research skills for teachers in medicine and the healthcare professions. AMEE produces the journal Medical Teacher, a series of education guides, occasional papers and Best Evidence Medical Education guides and the online information resource MedEdCentral.

http://www.amee.org/index.asp?cookies=True

Other : EAIR Forum - In Search of Identity
From 26 August 2007 till 29 August 2007
Location: Innsbruck, Austria

29th Annual EAIR Forum - In Search of Identity: Dilemma's in Higher Education. EAIR is a unique association for professionals in the area of higher education management, and for academics researching that area.

KEY NOTES:

  • "In search of identity: Dilemmas in European higher education", Prof Dr José-Ginés Mora (President EAIR)
  • "University in ruins? Long live university!", Prof Barbara Czarniawska
  • "University commercialisation: Strategies and impacts", Professor Lee Parker, University of Adelaide, Australia
  • "Managing a camel?", Prof Alison Wolf, King's College London

TRACKS:

  • Track 1 Between university and multiversity: Governing institutional change
  • Track 2  Managing paradoxes: Grounding big ideas
  • Track 3 Breaking with rituals: Making sense of quality work
  • Track 4 Student expectations - institutional responses?
  • Track 5 Constructing meaning from performance measures
  • Track 6 Crossing boundaries: Collaborating and/or competing?
  • Track 7 Matching staff, structures, and resources
  • Track 8 Teaching and Learning

26-29 August 2007
Innsbruck, Austria

For more information, please visit the website: http://www.eair.nl/innsbruck.

Conference : Pre-Conference of Junior Researchers of Earli (JURE)
From 27 August 2007 till 28 August 2007
Location: Budapest, Hungary

The JURE "Junior Researchers of EARLI" is a network dedicated to the interests of all junior researchers of EARLI. The term "junior researcher" includes PhD-students and graduates who have received their doctorate within the last two years.

Prior to the 12th biennial EARLI Conference in Budapest, Hungary, the Junior Researchers of EARLI will organise a pre-conference for junior researchers. The JURE conference will be on the 27-28th of August, 2007, and it will take place in Budapest, Hungary.
All junior researchers are cordially invited to attend the conference and to present their research to fellow juniors and attending seniors. Feedback on dissertation research projects from fellow researchers will be given. Besides the paper and poster presentations, there will be round table discussions and workshops.

August 27-28, 2007
Budapest, Hungary

For more information, please visit the website: http://earli2007.hu/nq/home/jure_pre-conference/

Conference : 12th Biennial Conference for Research on Learning and Instruction: Developing Potentials for Learning
From 28 August 2007 till 01 September 2007
Location: Budapest, Hungary

Domains of the conference:
The main theme of the conference is “Developing Potentials for Learning”, which can be looked at from different perspectives:

    • Learning and Cognitive Science
    • Teaching and Instructional Design
    • Developmental Aspects of Instruction
    • Social and Economic Dimensions of Education
    • Motivational and Affective Processes
    • Learning and Instructional Technology
    • Knowledge Acquisition and Expertise in Specific Domains
    • Higher Education
    • Lifelong Learning and Professional Development
    • Assessment and Evaluation
    • Teaching and Teacher Education
    • European Integration and Learning
    • Learning and Special Education
    • Learning and Social Interaction

University of Szeged / Eötvös Loránd University / Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Budapest, Hungary
August 28 - September 1, 2007

For more information, please visit the website: http://earli2007.hu.

Conference : New Horizons in Industry, Business and Education (NHIBE 2007)
From 30 August 2007 till 31 August 2007
Location: Rhodes Island, Greece

The Conference key feature is to identify those changes and their requirements for industrialists. Special attention will be drawn to the necessary innovative approaches and experiences developed in education to adapt teaching to these new challenges.

TOPICS OF INTEREST
 - Worldwide Education and Industry Policies
 - Career Counselling
 - Education Strategies
 - New Educational Methods
 - Industry and Education
 - Entrepreneurship
 - Policies for increased competitiveness
 - Globalization, Competitiveness and Transition
 - Corporate Finance and Governance
 - Business Strategies
 
The official language of the conference will be English.

30-31 August 2007
Rhodes Island, Greece

Specific location: Rodos Palace Hotel.

For more information, please visit the website: http://nhibe2007.conferences.gr/

Conference : All Ireland Society for Higher Education (AISHE) Conference 2007
From 30 August 2007 till 31 August 2007
Location: NUI Maynooth, Ireland

Teaching and Learning in the Changing World of Higher Education

TOPICS
- Adapting to larger and more diverse groups of students
- Using e-learning for innovation
- Changes to the ways we assess students' learning
- Developing students' skills for employability in the 21st century
- Research-led teaching: a way forward?
- Internationalizing the curriculum: preparing students for global citizenship
- Enquiry and Problem-based Learning

30th & 31st August 2007
NUI Maynooth, Ireland

For more information, please visit the website: http://www.aishe.org/events/2006-2007/conf2007.

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