Join us in two days of networking and information about the latest trends in learning. Speakers from Denmark, Norway, Switzerland, UK, Germany, Netherlands, and the USA.
This is the Annual Conference of the European Association for Distance Learning EADL and it will take place on 19th/20thMay 2022 in Copenhagen.
This year’s focus lies on new trends in learning in terms of communication and new didactical and methodology approaches. Furthermore, relevant technological developments like big data and blockchain will be highlighted.
You will be presented with a strong blend of keynotes, presentations, discussions, and workshops with topics and presenters like:
Success, Learn from Productive Failure: Professor Manu Kapur (Professor at ETH Zürich)
More Playful Learning – In Course Design Rikke Toft Nørgård (Associate Professor in Educational Design & Technology at Danish School of Education, Aarhus University)
Digital Storytelling Peter Baxter (Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Trinity College Dublin
Feedback in Learning – Professor Naomi Winstone (Director, Surrey Institute of Education at University of Surrey)-
Trends in Learning – Dr Hannah Gore (Director at TL and Research Director at eLearning Network) –
Using Data in Education – Dr Stephen Brobst – (Instructor and TDWI Fellow at The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI))
Learning Through Assessment – Professor Arild Raaheim (Professor at University of Bergen)
The conference is a joint event of EADL in cooperation with FLUID, the Danish association for flexible learning and IDA Education from the Danish society of engineers.
Speakers
Keynote: Tim Breitbarth
Tim is Professor for Sustainable Management and Corporate Social Responsibility and Director Center for Advanced Sustainable Management, CBS International Business School, Cologne Adjunct Research Fellow Swinburne University, Melbourne
Before joining CBS International Business School, Cologne, in 2021 as Professor for Sustainable Management and Corporate Social Responsibility, Tim worked at Swinburne University, Melbourne. Among other, Tim holds a M.A. in social sciences from Goettingen University, Germany, and a PhD in Marketing from Otago University, New Zealand. He held tenured and guest professorial positions in Germany, New Zealand and the UK; and is an Education for Sustainable Development coordinator for the Klett Group, a leading educational company in Europe.
Among others, he is a former scientific chair of the European Association for Sport Management; co-founder of the industry conference series German CSR Communication Congress; member if the PRME i5 Expert Pedagogy Group; and Carbon Literacy Project Certified Facilitator to support developing the global coalition of climate action ambassadors.
Sustainability in Distance Education
Day 1 - 10:15