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AKTIIVI in english 2011

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The AKTIIVI program is a development program funded by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture to promote networking, sharing of best practices, and evaluation of goals across 15 projects related to libraries, museums, digital skills, and lifelong learning. The program aims to create open learning environments where information and resources can be shared to support continuous learning regardless of location or means. Initial results include strengthened networks and collaboration between projects, dissemination of information and experiences, and examples of functional open learning spaces. The various projects develop tools and events to engage communities and promote active citizenship.

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AKTIIVI www.aktiivi.info

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Active Citizen of the Open Learning Environments (AKTIIVI) is an ESF-funded development program coordinated by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture.

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TARGET GROUPS • Projects and their workers getting funding from the same development program (15 projects, 2 starting) • Control group and financier of the whole program • Through projects education, free educational work, adult education, library, culture actions and staff of these, civic organization and area’s working life organizations • Broad target group, which different projects can be divided in four groups: – Library projects – Museum projects – Projects that develop citizens skills of information technology – Projects that support learning and teaching

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GOALS • Promote networking and collaboration • Refine and disseminate best practices and methods • Predict, research and evaluate achievement of goals of the development program

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RESULTS 1/3 Networking and coordination in the development program • Networks that are developed between projects • Dissemination of information and best practices, learning together • Effective communication • Developing business models • Via research and development methods common visions and experiences are collected to information that can be exploited • Methods and tools for versatile communication through projects: development of own project, avoiding overlapping actions, dissemination of produced information of own project for other projects to be exploited

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RESULTS 2/3 Open Learning Environments • Produced examples of functional open learning environments in which: information is shared, new information is built, is reflected, already learned is taken to use for own needs • Has built confidential networks, in which is adventured to collaboration and for new challenges with new different factors • Openness encourages to dissemination and changing of resources, contents and experiences • Continuous lifelong learning is possible, when the resources of learning are available for everybody regardless of residence and property

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RESULTS 3/3 Active citizenship • New tools and operation model for use in organizations, continuous support and analysis of changing process as individual and community level • Analyzed information and sensations of people: promoting the process in a common importance field’s framework to a desired direction, when factors will be activated • Open occasions and events for everybody • Open network education for everybody

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PROJECTS

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Creating together `xw|t tÇw ZÉâÜÅxà yÉÉw Tietotaitotalkoot is a collaborative 12-hour workshop, where your community or organisation can work together to create a media publication of your choice (video, audio, Internet site, web or print). The workshop also includes cooking a delicious meal! Our instructors bring the necessary equipment and materials for the entire process. http://www.tietotaitotalkoot.fi/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qhFJRMtt8

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http://avaramuseo.blogspot.com/, pauliina.kinanen@museoliitto.fi

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“Getting netted” http://verkkohaltuun.wordpress.com/, paivi.jokitalo@seamk.fi

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Lähellä kaupungissa/Near In the City http://users.utu.fi/vijoke/blogi/, virpi.hirvesalo@utu.fi

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Sápmi Miehtá: Virtual Developmental and Learning Environment of Sámi Language and Culture www.sogsakk.fi/virtuaalikoulu http://sapmimiehta.wordpress.com/ eeva-liisa.rasmus@sogsakk.fi

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Mobiilisti/MobiLearn http://www.mobiilisti.com/ jaana.nuuttila@hamk.fi

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• http://ttstyt.wordpress.com/ • teemu.rauhala@uta.fi Open Zone – Towards a multicultural library • http://www.turkuamk.fi/public/default.aspx?contentid=117792 • leena.aaltonen@turkuamk.fi Kiravo - the library as open learning environment • http://kiravo.kirjastot.fi/ • anne.ojanpera@hel.fi

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AVO – Open Networks for Learning • http://www.eoppimiskeskus.fi/avo • tiina.front-tammivirta@eoppimiskeskus.fi AYVOT – Open communal and virtual learning environment • http://www.amk.fi/avoinyhteisollinenvirtuaalinenoppimisymparis to-ayvot.html • marja.rautajoki@amk.fi AISTIEN • minttu.raty@laurea.fi

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AKTIIVI in english 2011

  • 2. Active Citizen of the Open Learning Environments (AKTIIVI) is an ESF-funded development program coordinated by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture.
  • 3. TARGET GROUPS • Projects and their workers getting funding from the same development program (15 projects, 2 starting) • Control group and financier of the whole program • Through projects education, free educational work, adult education, library, culture actions and staff of these, civic organization and area’s working life organizations • Broad target group, which different projects can be divided in four groups: – Library projects – Museum projects – Projects that develop citizens skills of information technology – Projects that support learning and teaching
  • 4. GOALS • Promote networking and collaboration • Refine and disseminate best practices and methods • Predict, research and evaluate achievement of goals of the development program
  • 5. RESULTS 1/3 Networking and coordination in the development program • Networks that are developed between projects • Dissemination of information and best practices, learning together • Effective communication • Developing business models • Via research and development methods common visions and experiences are collected to information that can be exploited • Methods and tools for versatile communication through projects: development of own project, avoiding overlapping actions, dissemination of produced information of own project for other projects to be exploited
  • 6. RESULTS 2/3 Open Learning Environments • Produced examples of functional open learning environments in which: information is shared, new information is built, is reflected, already learned is taken to use for own needs • Has built confidential networks, in which is adventured to collaboration and for new challenges with new different factors • Openness encourages to dissemination and changing of resources, contents and experiences • Continuous lifelong learning is possible, when the resources of learning are available for everybody regardless of residence and property
  • 7. RESULTS 3/3 Active citizenship • New tools and operation model for use in organizations, continuous support and analysis of changing process as individual and community level • Analyzed information and sensations of people: promoting the process in a common importance field’s framework to a desired direction, when factors will be activated • Open occasions and events for everybody • Open network education for everybody
  • 9. Creating together `xw|t tÇw ZÉâÜÅxà yÉÉw Tietotaitotalkoot is a collaborative 12-hour workshop, where your community or organisation can work together to create a media publication of your choice (video, audio, Internet site, web or print). The workshop also includes cooking a delicious meal! Our instructors bring the necessary equipment and materials for the entire process. http://www.tietotaitotalkoot.fi/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2qhFJRMtt8
  • 12. Lähellä kaupungissa/Near In the City http://users.utu.fi/vijoke/blogi/, virpi.hirvesalo@utu.fi
  • 13. Sápmi Miehtá: Virtual Developmental and Learning Environment of Sámi Language and Culture www.sogsakk.fi/virtuaalikoulu http://sapmimiehta.wordpress.com/ eeva-liisa.rasmus@sogsakk.fi
  • 14. Mobiilisti/MobiLearn http://www.mobiilisti.com/ jaana.nuuttila@hamk.fi
  • 15. • http://ttstyt.wordpress.com/ • teemu.rauhala@uta.fi Open Zone – Towards a multicultural library • http://www.turkuamk.fi/public/default.aspx?contentid=117792 • leena.aaltonen@turkuamk.fi Kiravo - the library as open learning environment • http://kiravo.kirjastot.fi/ • anne.ojanpera@hel.fi
  • 16. AVO – Open Networks for Learning • http://www.eoppimiskeskus.fi/avo • tiina.front-tammivirta@eoppimiskeskus.fi AYVOT – Open communal and virtual learning environment • http://www.amk.fi/avoinyhteisollinenvirtuaalinenoppimisymparis to-ayvot.html • marja.rautajoki@amk.fi AISTIEN • minttu.raty@laurea.fi