Panel Talk EDU09
e-Learning Design for Change
This session will bring you up to speed with best practices to redesign learning. What are essential approaches to generate large-scale change across educational institutions?
Ronald Canuel
President and Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Education Association, Canada
Canadian Education Association, President and Chief Executive Officer.
Ron has over 34 years of experience in the public education sector, most recently as Director General of the Eastern Townships School Board in Quebec.
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Anne Marleen Olthof
Lecturer, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Anne Marleen Olthof is an educational pioneer for change at the University of Applied Science Amsterdam. She is a lecturer, coordinator and designer at the School for Communication and Multimedia Design. Currently, she is member of the Amsterdam Model for Education and Research, an initiative of five design schools that anticipate the future of our higher education. It aims to cultivate a design-driven educational system that maintains up-to-date in an ever-changing world. Anne Marleen's mission is to implement the principles and processes of creativity into 21st-century’s higher education.
Anne Marleen holds a Master’s degree in Industrial Design (Delft University of Technology) and she is dedicated to advocating the importance of genuine dialogue, conviviality, contextual learning and self-regulated growth in order to deliver educational programs that are meaningful, inspiring and fun. Her personal initiatives seek to learn, inspire and create together.
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Pieter Cornelissen
Program Director, Hogeschool Utrecht, The Netherlands
After working in several management positions at the Applied University of Utrecht Pieter Cornelissen is now Director Education Innovation (since 2011). As such he is responsible for the entire educational redesign of the Applied University of Utrecht: 2000 teachers and 30.000 students.
In his presentation he details the design of our university-wide project. He gives fair warning of some of the pitfalls he stepped into and he gladly share the successes the Applied University of Utrecht achieved in one year, in which six faculties executed more than 30 innovation projects, involving 400 teachers and other staffmembers, ultimately affecting thousands of students.
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Moderator
Paul Bailey
Senior Co-design Manager, Jisc, UK
Paul Bailey, Senior co-design manager, Jisc
Paul is a Senior co-design manager at Jisc with over 20 years’ experience working in education and technology. He is an expert in learning technology and organisational change within universities and colleges. Over the past 3 years he has led a student entrepreneurship project called the Summer of Student Innovation that works with student ideas to address challenges in education. As part of the Co-design approach to research and development in Jisc he is also leading a two year project to deliver of a national learning analytics service for the UK.
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