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European Workshop for Research-led Teaching and Resource Sharinge-InfraNet & Knowledge ExchangeMonday, May 28, 2012 at 2:00 PM - Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 1:00 PM (BST)Dublin, Ireland |
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The workshop for Research-led Teaching and Resource Sharing is jointly organised by the European Network for co-ordination of policies and programmes on e-Infrastructures (e-InfraNet) and the National Digital Learning Resouces (NDLR) service.
The workshop aims to bring together representatives from the European and wider teaching and research repository and data infrastructure communities for the purpose of demonstrating the feasibility and potential benefits of linking Open research and teaching repositories within Europe.
The information and data infrastructure in Europe and across the globe has developed to the point where the synergies between teaching and research can be exploited to deliver tangible benefits to both academic staff and students.
This workshop will demonstrate to delegates that the infrastructure to support Trans-European integration of national learning resources and to leverage the research repository infrastructure to support research-led teaching accross the community is already substantially in place. It only requires a relatively small additional coordinated effort to make the entire infrastructure interoperable.
The target audience for this event is representative of the research and higher education communities paying particular attention to the following groups:
- Academics who are engaged or have an active interest in, the Open agenda and the potential benefits for research, teaching and learning and scholarship
- Research managers, Policy advisors, Chief Information Officers (CIO) and Library Directors in higher education and research institutions
- Individuals involved in national research and teaching repositories
- Representatives from countries in the developmental stage of their teaching and research repository infrastructure
The workshop will be organised to facilitate intensive feedback from attendees in the form of structured break-out sessions. By the end of this event it is hoped to identify a consortium of participants who are willing to collaborate on forging linkages with a view to progressing recomendations.
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Workshop Programme
Monday 28th of May 2012
12:30 Registration
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Day 1 Kick Off
Chair: Mr. Norman Wiseman, Head of Services and Outreach, Joint Information System's Committee (JISC)
Welcome Address:
Dr. Malcolm Read, Former Executive Secretary, JISC
Mr. Wim Jansen, Directorate General, Information Society and Media, European Commission
14:30 Professor John Willinsky, School of Education, Stanford University, United States
15:00 Professor Jane Grimson, Professor of Health Informatics, Vice Provost (Former), Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
15:30 Coffee Break
15:40 Break Out Session 1- 'Exploring the interconnections and commonalities between the research and teaching and learning environments
16:10 Report back from Break Out Session 1
16:30 Presentation: Dr. Lieve van den Brande, Senior Policy Officer responsible for 'ICT and education', Directorate General, Education and Culture, European Commission
17:00 Break Out Session 2- 'Strengthening the policy base'
17:30 Report back from Break Out Session 2
17:50 Wrap Up
Tuesday 29th of May 2012
Chair: Professor Eamonn McQuade, Chair of the NDLR Oversight Comittee
09:00 Summary of Day #1
09:15 Presentation: Dr. Julia Minguillon Alfonso, Academic Director of the UOC UNESCO Chair in e-learning
09:45 Break Out Session 3 'The potential of integrating Open Educational Resources, Open Research Data and Open Research Publications
10:15 Report back from Break Out Session 3
10:35 Presentation: Professor Alan Jenkins, Professor Emeritus Oxford Brookes University, UK
11:05 Coffee Break
11:20 Break Out Session 4 'Examining the barriers to a fully integrated teaching, learning and research landscape'
11:50 Report back from Break Out Session 4
12:10 Synthesis of discussions: Key Outputs and Next Steps-Mr. Pat O'Connor, coordinator of the e-InfraNet project, Higher Education Authority
12:40 Closing Address: Mr. Tom Boland, Chief Executive, Higher Education Authority (HEA), Ireland
13:00 Lunch
When & Where
Science Gallery
The Naughton Institute
Pearse Street
2 Dublin
Ireland
Monday, May 28, 2012 at 2:00 PM - Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 1:00 PM (BST)
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e-InfraNet & Knowledge Exchange
e-InfraNet is an ERA-NET project funded under FP7. e-InfraNet works to develop and strengthen cooperation and coordination between national e-Infrastructure programmes, ensuring their smooth and efficient integration in the European Research Area.
Knowledge Exchange is a cooperative effort involving Germany, Denmark , the UK and the Netherland. It supports the use and development of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) infrastructure for higher education and research.
Accomodation
Accomodation is available in the following hotels located a short distance from the workshop venue.
O'Callaghan Hotels
Capital Hotels