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Developing the AGORA Road Map

Explore strategies from workshops worldwide on developing community multimedia centers, digital studios, and school libraries, leveraging technology for collaborative learning.

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Developing the AGORA Road Map

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  1. Developing the AGORA Road Map Studios and Atelier Results from the AGORA Workshop on WCCE 2009 9th WCCE July 27th – 31st, 2009 Bento Gonçalves, Brazil Sindre Røsvik Johannes Magenheim

  2. WCCE 2009 AGORA STUDIOS - ATELIER Community Multimedia Centre Facilitating Learning • Community Learning Centres in AustraliaElisabeth Stacey: estacey@deakin.edu.auRuth Geer ruth.geer@unisa.edu.au • Community Multimedia Centre Facilitating Learning (Radio, Computer, Meeting Centre) in Uruguay Gunther Cyranek : g.cyranek@unesco.orgwww.unesco.org.uy/ci • Town WIKIS in GermanyChristine Bescherer bescherer@ph-ludwigsburg.de Christian Spanagel spannagel@ph-ludwigsburg.de

  3. AGORA STUDIOS - ATELIER • Create a new school library and establish a new role for the school librariansAna Carvalho (PT) aac@iep.uminho.pt • MELKORKA – Merging learning activities and ICT in a situated subject teaching – developing schools to be learning organisationsAnna Kristjansdottir (IS) annak@hi.is

  4. AGORA STUDIOS - ATELIER • DigilessionsVO ( secondary education) 30 teachers are in professional development aiming at arranging digital learning materials for their studentsBert Zwanefeld (NL) bert.zwaneveld@on.nl • “Open classrooms” in English around the world improving teaching – making different people live together and to include all in discussions. Maximira André (Brazil) maximira@gmail.com Skype maximira carlota

  5. Studio – Implementation Strategy • Selecting a key sectordomainwithin LLL • formal and informal learning should be contextualized • gain local professionals and participants who are willing to co-operate (in already are running projects) • Establish local social networks with ICT/ Educational experts • Connecting them to each other • Connecting participants of the specific Digital Studio • Establish international social networks • AGORA / IFIP supported expert-finding • Establish co-operation between local studios

  6. Studio – Implementation Strategy • Organizing international co-operation • web- based technologies for computer supported collaborative working (CSCW) • Web 2.0 Technologies (Wiki, Blog, Microblogging..) • face to face meetings (Workshops, Conferences..) • Establishing an Atelier • virtual and real forums • organize sistering arrangements • realize shepherding concepts

  7. Studio – Implementation Strategy • Establishing Processes • Vision • Identify purposes and objectives • Identify (1) existing and (2) acquire new Resources • Persons • Technology • Economy

  8. Studio – Implementation Strategy • Establish Organisation • Responsibilities • Tasks • Workflows – Schedule • Evaluation Concept and System focus on Learning Development • Provide and discuss outcomes in network • Publish products/results • Discussion for input/improvement

  9. The floor is yours – Let’s start networking ‘enjoin’ AGORA!

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