seminar web 2.0 and education. 17-19 Octubre 2007. Barcelona

UOC UNESCO CHAIR IN
eLEARNING FOURTH INTERNATIONAL
SEMINAR WEB 2.0 AND EDUCATION
17-19 OCTOBER 2007
venue: Avda. Drassanes, 3-5 Barcelona

Presentation

Goals

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Program

Registrations

ORGANIZES:

Wednesday, 17th October 2007

08.45 am	Accreditation and delivery of documentation
09.05 am	Opening Session
	IMMA TUBELLA, Rector of Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
09.15 am	Opening Session. Web 2.0 and education
	LLORENÇ VALVERDE, Vice-Rector for Technology. Universitat Oberta de Catalunya JULIÀ MINGUILLÓN, Sub-Director of IN3, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
09.30 am	Conference. Web 2.0 and education: an overall look
	PHIL LONG, Assoc. Director of the Office of Educational Innovation and Technology. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA)
10.30 am	Colloquium
11.15 am	Coffee Break
11.45 am	Conference. Web 2.0: institutional challenges
	JUAN FREIRE, Universidade de A Coruña (Spain)
12.45 pm	Colloquium
13.30 pm	Break
15.30 pm	Case Study 1. Second Life as an educational space
	LARRY JOHNSON, Chief Executive Officer. New Media Consortium (USA)
16.30 pm	Colloquium.
17.15 pm	End of session

Thursday, 18th October, 2007

09.30 am	Conference. Web 2.0, Personal Learning Environments and the future of schooling
	GRAHAM ATWELL, Director of Pontydysgu (UK)
10.30 am	Colloquium
11.15 am	Coffee Break
11.45 am	Conference. The Human Semantic Web – Increasing the Global Organizational Performance of Humanity Inc.
	AMBJÖRN NAEVE , Head of Knowledge Management Research Group, KTH/Nada/Media (Sweden)
12.45 pm	Colloquium
13.30 pm	Break
15.30 pm	Conference
	BRIAM LAMB, Department of Emerging Technologies & Digital Content, University of British Columbia (Canada)
16.30 pm	Colloquium.
17.15 pm	End of session
18.00 pm	Visit
21.00 pm	Dinner

Friday, 19th October, 2007

09.30 am	Table. Web 2.0 and the role of the public sector
	CARMEN CANDIOTI LOPEZ-PUJATO, Head of web contents and educational Television, CNICE (Spain) ISMAEL PEÑA, Law and Political Sciences Studies UOC
10.30 am	Colloquium
11.15 am	Coffee Break
11.45 am	Conclusions
12.45 pm	Closing session

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