Learning Café CNT25
Developing International Projects in Virtual Learning Environments
Date Thursday, Dec 7 Time – RoomCharlottenburg 3
Join this round table session for insights into how to design projects for international collaboration using technological solutions. We will discuss solutions to challenges, such as: not knowing colleagues at other universities, who could be a perfect match for your international teaching project; not having expertise in applying appropriate didactical approaches and tools to run international online learning projects or: lacking experience in managing transnational projects, using remote collaboration tools to handle intercultural issues in an appropriate way.
Rose Leighton
Lecturer-researcher, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, The Netherlands
As a lecturer in Publishing and Media, I enjoy introducing students into the fascinating world of international trade publishing. I have worked in the book publishing industry (crime novels) and I now teach publishing and media concepting at the Media, Information & Communication Programme.
My research focusses on lecturer's ways of curating (digital) learning materials in Higher Education. Also, I am involved in several international projects at our university, and am looking into ways to have students collaborate across borders remotely, using digital platforms.
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Lars Rinsdorf
Hochschule der Medien, Germany
Dr. Lars Rinsdorf is professor for journalism at HdM Stuttgart Media University. He's founder and head of HdM's Digital Journalism/PR programme. His fields of research are newsroom management, innovation management, editorial strategy development, and news media usage. Rinsdorf is coordinator of the strategic partnership "European Media Cloud Campus" consisting of five partners (HdM, HvA Amsterdam, Istanbul Bilgi University, DMJX Copenhagen, and HIOA Oslo). He's well experienced in university bound journalism education and has published several articles on digital learning environments for journalism education. Before joining HdM in 2008, he used to be head of reserarch and development at a huge German newspaper publisher. Rinsdorf got degrees in journalism and spatial planning at TU Dortmund, Germany. Since 2014 he's vice president of the German communication reserach association (DGPuK).
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Nikolaj Christensen
Consultant, Danish School of Media and Journalism, Denmark