May 15, 2012 by Fridolin Wild
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Knowledge Media Institute, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK 3 year fully-funded PhD (Oct. 2012-Sept.2015) Stipend: £40,770 (£13,590/year)
Application Deadline>> 7th June 2012 <<
An abundance of research papers and learning materials are shared today digitally on the web, often with open, machine-readable access available for free. At the same time, virtual presence solutions such as FlashMeeting create ample opportunity for online collaboration as part of the... Read full post
December 6, 2011 by Denis Gillet
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The call for contributions to the WWW'12 Workshop on "Emerging Web Technologies, Facing the Future of Education" is open.
November 28, 2011 by Fridolin Wild
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Antti Oulasvirta used MS academic search to calculate a simple statistic for the HCI conferences: a ranking of average citations per paper. Since MS academic search also offers the same conference citation count for the category Computer Science/ Computer Education (which arguable does not contain all revelant conferences for TEL, but quite a few interesting ones), I played a bit with the data to gauge what you see.
On my first impression, I was very astonished to see numerous conferences pop... Read full post
September 21, 2011 by Fridolin Wild
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Running low in sleep already (EC-TEL is THE spot for proposal building for call 8), I am sitting in exactly the right mood in the TEL think tank workshop jointly organised by the projects STELLAR, TELMAP, GALA, and the UK TLRP TEL projects: deprivation turned me into a tank, not open to any new idea. No! I’m joking! Finally the Roman weather gods favour us and we are firing up an explosive workshop in what already indicates to be a beautiful day. A fresh breeze coming in through the... Read full post
September 19, 2011 by Fridolin Wild
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From one island to the other: freezing at 3:00 in the morning in London Heathrow with 10˚. Jumping on a plane to be hit by scalding 29˚ into the face when exiting the plane in Palermo. EC-TEL 2011, here we come! Thank god we are back to a proper British summer today with a bit of rain to cool down :)
The first day of project meetings has started, to be followed by more project meetings and two days of workshops ahead of the main conference on Thursday and Friday. It's going to be great!
August 25, 2011 by Fridolin Wild
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Find below an interesting initiative to collect realistic use cases for the establishment of a widespread metadata format supporting technology enhanced learning: http:/
March 28, 2011 by Fridolin Wild
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Today's Rendezvous workshop on Neuroscience and TEL was openend with a keynote given by Dan Schwartz, Stanford. Dan looked at achievements in this truly interdisciplinary area in the 'happy triangle' between education, technology, and biology. And it seems that there is still a huge gap that reflects not only in the differing research interests, but also in the types of questions being asked. Compelling findings presented include a study that demonstrates that it is possible to reduce... Read full post
January 28, 2011 by Denis Gillet
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No time to flight over the Web 2.0 Cloud ?
No problem, you can rely on our old fashion mailing lists to get or share information with your peers.
TELeurope proposes mailing lists for jobs, experts, PhD candidates and PhD advisers in TEL. Just click on the following URLs to subscribe or... Read full post
January 25, 2011 by Denis Gillet
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EC-TEL 2011
Sixth European Conference on Technology Enhanced Learning
Towards Ubiquitous Learning
20-23 September 2011, Palermo, Italy
EC-TEL is a unique setting for researchers, practitioners, and policy makers in Technology Enhanced Learning from Europe and other continents to meet together and exchange on the current challenges and advances in the field. At EC-TEL, experts and young researchers in Computer Science, Education, Psychology, Cognitive Science,... Read full post
