eLearning Papers call on "Innovation in Lifelong Learning"
eLearning Papers is looking for contributions on "Innovation in Lifelong Learning". The 21st issue aims to reveal the potential of those innovations that are shaping formal and informal learning in our everyday environments.
In addition to considering how innovation transforms our
current educational practice, we are also interested in discovering how
educational practice can support innovation in the greater
socio-economic system. This is especially relevant in the context of
adult education and training. Adult learners and corporate learners
apply their new knowledge at their work organisation in their work
processes. Submissions might address the following issues:
- Policies about new social scenarios
of lifelong learning
- New social skills and competencies
for lifelong learning
- Challenges related to the
pedagogical design of lifelong learning content
- Simulations and games as part of
lifelong learning content
- Community practices of lifelong
learning
- The role of the different actors
and applications involved in lifelong learning in everyday contexts
(the learner, the teacher, online platforms, the institutional
environment, and so on)
- Creative coalitions that redefine
innovation systems in higher education and working life
- Networks in lifelong learning
- Different innovative learning
concepts and practices in lifelong learning
- Sustainable innovation supported by conceptualized
lifelong learning
The
article submission closes on 28
JUNE 2010. The provisional date of
publication is September 2010.
Guest editor: Seija Kulkki, Center for Knowledge and
Innovation Research, Helsinki School of Economics.
For further information and to submit your article,
please contact: jimena.marquez@elearningpapers.eu
Read more here: http://www.elearningpapers.eu/index.php?page=fix&id=15