One day prior to the 2015 European Computer
Sciences Summit (ECSS), on Monday, October 12, 2015, a special
Pre-Summit Workshop will take place gathering practitioners
interested in experiences and best practices in MOOCs and
MOOC-related contexts.
Chaired by
Uwe Egly and
Hilda Tellioglu,
Faculty of Informatics, TU Wien, this pre-summit
workshop includes experiences from authors who have been running
MOOCs, have supported the production of MOOCs, have been involved
in the selection of MOOCs or have analysed data for their
university. It also includes using MOOC-related technology in
other contexts, in particular, for on-campus education.
The workshop aims to share experiences, results and solutions, and
to document problems.
Topics of interest include:
- MOOC production: costs, processes, pitfalls
- MOOC selection: criteria for selection, how to motivate
teachers, feedback from students
- MOOC introduction: strategies, phases, evaluation
- MOOC data: drop-out rates, student demographics, popular
activities, etc.
- Integration with existing e-learning initiatives and
learning management systems
- Failures and successes in flipped classrooms
- Pedagogical support to teachers
To know more about the speakers and the detailed program, visit
the
workshop's webpage.
To know more about registration fees and to register for this
workshop, visit:
ECSS 2015 Registration.
The Pre-Summit Workshop on MOOCs is part of the ECSS 2015 events.
Organised annually by Informatics Europe and one of its member
institutes, ECSS is the meeting place for anyone interested in
strategic issues and future trends related to research, education,
management, career development and policy in Informatics. With
some of the world's most distinguished academics, industry leaders
and policy makers on stage, the summit never fails to inspire and
stimulate. This year's ECSS will be held in Vienna, Austria,
October 12-14, hosted by the Faculty of Informatics of Vienna
University of Technology. It is centred on the theme "Informatics
in the Future - in the Year 2025".
Inge Van Halst - Informatics
Europe - Communications Manager - Zurich - Switzerland