Closing webinar at EODLW 2021
A Report Card on the Crisis: What is the Legacy of the Great Onlining of Higher Education?
Dear EDEN Members and Colleagues,
The EDEN 2021 European Online and Distance Learning Week is closing on Wednesday, 10 November, at 12:00 CET.
In this session we will reflect on the present situation in higher education in post pandemic times.
Join us to share your views and reflections on important questions:
- How well did we cope and what lessons did we learn?
- How are those lessons reflected in future planning?
- What should stay and what needs to change?
- Why did we need a pandemic as the catalyst for the digital transformation of higher education?
And many more questions!
Meet the panelists:
Sandra Kučina Softić, moderator
EDEN President, EDEN Digital Learning Europe Board Member
University Computing Centre SRCE, Croatia
Georgi Dimitrov, speaker
Head of Unit and Interim Digital Education, Directorate-General ‘Education, Youth, Sport and Culture’, European Commission
Josep A. Planell Estany, speaker
Rector, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Mark Brown, speaker
EDEN Treasurer,
Dublin City University, Ireland
Airina Volungevičienė, speaker
EDEN Digital Learning Europe,
Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
Alfredo Soeiro, speaker
University of Porto, Portugal
The speakers will also address the questions: What is the role of the Digital Education Action Plan in contributing to shaping a new European Education Area?What are some of the debates and challenges we need to address in establishing the place of online education in the higher education ecosystem?
The new Digital Education Action Plan is a strategic EU document of paramount importance in digital learning, that aims to promote high-quality, accessible and inclusive education and training in the years to come.
EDEN is proud of further contributing to the implementation of the Digital Education Action Plan, by being involved in the European Commission Working Groups ‘Digital Education: Learning, Training and Assessment – DELTA‘ and ‘Higher Education‘.
Joining instructions
The webinar ‘A Report Card on the Crisis: What is the Legacy of the Great Onlining of Higher Education?‘ will take place in the e-meeting platform Zoom.
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You can also follow the webinar through our YouTube channel.
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- Click on the Join button.
- The link opens in your standard browser and a dialogue box is shown. Make sure that “Zoom Meetings” is chosen and choose “Open link” at the bottom of the dialogue box.
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