PROGRAMME FOR CREATING KNOWLEDGE II:

3 April 2001

DAY 1 23 April:

9.00
Registration and refreshments
10.00
Welcome speech
Per-Olof Glantz, Vice Chancellor, Malmö University:
10.10
Welcome!
Tomas Christiansson, Director Academic Services, Malmö University.
10.20
About the conference series and practical things
Christina Tovoté, Head, User Education, Academic Services, Malmö University.
10.30
Christine Bruce,Senior Lecturer, School of Information Systems, Queensland University, Australia: Creating Learning Opportunities; using the relational model of Information Literacy
12.45
Lunch (Lunch is not provided and Conference delegates should make their own lunch arrangements.)
14.00
Peter Gärdenfors, Professor Cognitive Science, Lund University: What happens when we understand? - Cognitive aspects of learning with ICT
15.10
Coffee break
15.40 - 17.00
Workshops lead by:

Christine Bruce, Queensland University: Creating Learning Opportunities; using the relational model of Information Literacy

Niels Jørgen Blåbjerg and Bo Hvass Pedersen Aalborg University Library, Denmark: Multimedia Learning Programmes in Information Literacy Education. A Casestudy: MILE (Model for Information Literacy Education)

Anna Mia Eborn, Karolinska Institutet Library: Educational resources. A web-based tool to support library teachers in developing courses at the library (in swedish) English summary

Carolynn Rankin, Leeds Metropolitan University: Practical aspects of planning a new learning centre

18.30
Reception at Malmö City Library
19.30
Dinner, Malmö Art Gallery

DAY 2 24 April:

9.00
Carolynn Rankin, School of Information Management, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK: Learning 2000 - the new city campus learning centre project at Leeds Metropolitan University
9.45
Short presentations of the exhibition in the foyer:
Mats Österberg, Architect, Diener & Diener FOJAB: The Hurricane: A New Building for The Teacher Education and The University Library

10.00
Coffee Break
10.30
Mats Hanson, Associate Professor, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden: KTH Learning Lab Space Design Project

11.15
Gunilla Lilie Bauer, IT Coordinator, The University Library, Stockholm University, Sweden: Creating a Learning Resources Centre at Stockholm University.

12.00
Lone Malmborg, Lecturer, Arts, Culture and Communication, Malmö University, Sweden: Creative environments for e-learning
13.00
Lunch (Lunch is not provided and Conference delegates should make their own lunch arrangements.)
14.00
Four workshops lead by:

Niels Jørgen Blåbjerg, Aalborg University Library, Denmark: Multimedia Learning Programmes in Information Literacy Education. A Casestudy: MILE (Model for Information Literacy Education)

Anna Mia Eborn, Karolinska Institutet Library: Educational resources. A web-based tool to support library teachers in developing courses at the library (in swedish) English summary

Michael Thomsen, Interactive Institute: The Library as a Model for the Future of Communication

Carolynn Rankin, Leeds Metropolitan University: Practical aspects of planning a new learning centre

Gunilla Lilie-Bauer, IT Coordinator, Stockholm University, Sweden: Creating a Learning Resources Centre
15.30
Closing session: Summary and welcome to CKIII - the Information Gap

Subject to alteration

Christine Bruce
Queensland University
home page
pp presentation:
see file cabinet

Peter Gärdenfors
Lund University
home page

Carolynn Rankin
Leeds Metropolitan University Learning Resource Centre, UK
Learning Centres

Gunilla Lilie Bauer
The Learning Gallery at Stockholm University
Stockholms universitetsbibliotek (in swedish)
Stockholm University Library
Lärandets galleria (in swedish)

Mats Hanson
Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden: The Learning Lab
home page

Lone Malmborg
Culture and Communication, Malmö University

Niels Jørgen Blåbjerg and
Bo Hvass Pedersen
Aalborg University
*Aalborg Universitetsbibliotek
*Multi Media Programme for Information Literacy Courses
*MILE (Model for Information Literacy Education)

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