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Alexander Knoth - Introducing the European Digital Education Hub

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The European Digital Education Hub aims to create an open community for stakeholders in digital education. It offers knowledge sharing, accelerating innovation, and networking opportunities. Activities include workshops, webinars, mentoring, and working groups. The hub covers all education sectors and brings together over 1,300 members from various countries and backgrounds. Upcoming events focus on lessons from COVID-19, education in crises, and interoperability in education systems. The hub is hosted on Microsoft Teams and open for more members.

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Introducing the European Digital Education Hub Alexander Knoth, October 19th, 2022
28.11.2022 2 Context European Digital Education Action Plan (DEAP) 1. Macro: Structured Dialogue 2. Meso: National Advisory Services 3. Micro: Supporting the development of the Digital Education Hub Strengthening cooperation and exchange in digital education at the EU level.
28.11.2022 3 Offering an open, inclusive, supportive and practice- oriented community for digital education stakeholders where each member’s experience and expertise are valued and where collaboration, mutual learning and exchange are at the centre of all activities. MISSION STATEMENT
28.11.2022 4 What does the European Digital Education Hub offer? 1. A collaborative community of practice 2. Knowledge-sharing and mapping 3. Accelerating innovation in digital education Cross-sectoral (from early childhood education and care to school education, higher education, vocational education and training, to adult learning) Regionally diverse
28.11.2022 5 Added Value for Educational Stakeholders  Networking and learning from peers  Contributing to policy processes  Improving digital education activities
28.11.2022 6 Community Workshops Practice meets Policy Knowledge- building Webinars Mentoring Programme for individuals & institutions Thematic Working Groups “Squads” “Teachers as Researchers” Workshop Series Online Clinics one week of expert consultations Design- Thinking Workshops Accelerator Programme Publications & Mapping of Best Practices Community platform: Microsoft Teams Hub Activities
28.11.2022 7 Formats of Hub Activities • Animation Activities: informal discussions on MS Teams • Workshops: interactive sessions moderated by education and training experts • Webinars: thematically focussed online meetings that examine specific digital education topics in depth • Mentoring: supporting individual practitioner over a period of some months with the implementation of digital education practices • Online Clinic Weeks: opportunity to meet with digital education experts to provide quick solutions to individual challenges • Self-paced learning: online offers to guide through a knowledge-building journey on a specific digital education topic • Accelerator Programme: intensive training & mentoring for selected prototypes over 6 months • Publications: sharing best practices, cutting edge resources, and contributing to relevant discussions
28.11.2022 8 Hub Themes Year 1 1. Mainstreaming lessons from Covid-19: How to upscale and keep the momentum 2. Digital education in times of crises: Emergency education enablers 3. Interoperable International Digital Ecosystem for Education
28.11.2022 9 Community of Practice • Goal: an "open, inclusive, supportive and practice-oriented community for digital education stakeholders" • Target group: practitioners and policy-makers in digital education • All sectors of education (HE, School, VET, Adult, Lifelong Learning) • First time on European level • Fruitful collaboration beyond sector/country borders • Open to anyone working in the field • Over 1.300 community members already
28.11.2022 10 Community workshops and working groups (Stifterverband) • Ca. 30 participants • Face-to-face, free of charge, all costs covered • Can be connected to the “squad”/working group themes • Tallinn, 20-21 June 2022 • Mainstreaming lessons learned from Covid-19 • Brussels, 27-28 October 2022 • Digital education in times of crises: Emergency education enablers • Berlin, 22-23 November 2022 • Interoperability in education systems • Organised parallel to Open Educa Berlin Work samples
28.11.2022 11 Work samples Next knowledge building webinars (EDEN) Thursday, 27 October 2022: How can research address practical educational challenges? • The event aims to present examples of how research could address practical digital educational challenges and discuss them with some experts and attendants. • will show some practical educational challenges collected in previous Knowledge Building Activities related to teacher digital competence acquisition, leadership and policy support for teachers, digital education institutional strategies, etc. Monday, 28 November 2022: Expert roundtable on ‘Digital Innovations and Transformation through Research, Practice and Policy Perspectives’
28.11.2022 12 Design Thinking Workshop (HPI D-School) Sharing practices from the New Normal of the Education Sector • to gather practices of learning and teaching in the ever evolving new normal of education eco-system • 2-day workshop in Potsdam, the 21st and 22nd November 2022 Work samples
28.11.2022 13 Work samples Online Clinics (EADTU) Online Clinics: • Chance to book an online meeting (up to 2h) with different European experts • Opportunity to discuss individual digital education issues and challenges • Focused advice by a high-level expert on a particular topic or challenge > three clinic weeks are scheduled in the weeks of the 21st of November, the 28th of November and the 12th of December 2022.
28.11.2022 14 Work samples Mentor-Menteeships (EADTU) Mentor-Menteeships: • Tailored guidance and advice on digital education • Open to individuals, staff and/or leadership of a single educational institution, who can invite colleagues to maximize the multiplier effect. • Focussing on a topic/case/challenge of the participants’ interest (for example, related to hybrid, • blended or online distance learning, e-assessment, micro-credentials and continuing education, digital collaboration and mobility in transnational courses/programmes, quality assurance and institutional policies/conditions) > three sessions of two hours, respectively in the weeks of the 5th of December 2022, the 16th of January and the 1st of February 2023.
28.11.2022 15 Work samples Peer Learning Trajectories (PLTs) PLTs • Online course sessions on synchronous hybrid, blended and online distance learning respectively • Covering various interesting topics according to the participants’ preferences • Online sessions are interactive so participants can learn from their peers • Between sessions, participants are invited to work on applications in their own context > Three PLT courses will be organized in the weeks of the 5th of December 2022, the 16th of January, and 1st of February 2023
28.11.2022 16 The Community of Practice is hosted on Microsoft Teams with different thematic channels
28.11.2022 17 Connecting Practice & Policy  1 Community Workshop per year in Brussels (policy focus) Feel free to reach out to b.bachmann@daad.de  Network of National Advisory Services for digital education  Structured Dialogue on digital education and skills
28.11.2022 18 "Innovation Funnel"
28.11.2022 19 Upcoming Hub Events Regularly: Onboarding meetings (“virtual coffee breaks” for new Hub members) Animation activities (informal & asynchronous discussion between Hub members) Monthly: Knowledge Building Activities + Teachers as Researchers Workshops September 2022 – February 2023: Accelerator Programme October 2022 – December 2022: Working Group 2 27-28 October 2022: Community Workshop in Brussels November 2022 - January 2023: Peer-Learning, Mentoring, and Online Clinics 21-22 November 2022: Design-Thinking Workshop November 2022 – January 2023: Working Group 3 22-23 November 2022: Community Workshop in Berlin
28.11.2022 20 Connecting education practicioners across sectors! REGISTER NOW AND JOIN THE HUB TO EXCHANGE GOOD PRACTICES & DISCUSS STRATEGIES ON DIGITAL EDUCATION
Thank you For questions or comments please contact: support-edeh@daad.de

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Alexander Knoth - Introducing the European Digital Education Hub

  • 1. Introducing the European Digital Education Hub Alexander Knoth, October 19th, 2022
  • 2. 28.11.2022 2 Context European Digital Education Action Plan (DEAP) 1. Macro: Structured Dialogue 2. Meso: National Advisory Services 3. Micro: Supporting the development of the Digital Education Hub Strengthening cooperation and exchange in digital education at the EU level.
  • 3. 28.11.2022 3 Offering an open, inclusive, supportive and practice- oriented community for digital education stakeholders where each member’s experience and expertise are valued and where collaboration, mutual learning and exchange are at the centre of all activities. MISSION STATEMENT
  • 4. 28.11.2022 4 What does the European Digital Education Hub offer? 1. A collaborative community of practice 2. Knowledge-sharing and mapping 3. Accelerating innovation in digital education Cross-sectoral (from early childhood education and care to school education, higher education, vocational education and training, to adult learning) Regionally diverse
  • 5. 28.11.2022 5 Added Value for Educational Stakeholders  Networking and learning from peers  Contributing to policy processes  Improving digital education activities
  • 6. 28.11.2022 6 Community Workshops Practice meets Policy Knowledge- building Webinars Mentoring Programme for individuals & institutions Thematic Working Groups “Squads” “Teachers as Researchers” Workshop Series Online Clinics one week of expert consultations Design- Thinking Workshops Accelerator Programme Publications & Mapping of Best Practices Community platform: Microsoft Teams Hub Activities
  • 7. 28.11.2022 7 Formats of Hub Activities • Animation Activities: informal discussions on MS Teams • Workshops: interactive sessions moderated by education and training experts • Webinars: thematically focussed online meetings that examine specific digital education topics in depth • Mentoring: supporting individual practitioner over a period of some months with the implementation of digital education practices • Online Clinic Weeks: opportunity to meet with digital education experts to provide quick solutions to individual challenges • Self-paced learning: online offers to guide through a knowledge-building journey on a specific digital education topic • Accelerator Programme: intensive training & mentoring for selected prototypes over 6 months • Publications: sharing best practices, cutting edge resources, and contributing to relevant discussions
  • 8. 28.11.2022 8 Hub Themes Year 1 1. Mainstreaming lessons from Covid-19: How to upscale and keep the momentum 2. Digital education in times of crises: Emergency education enablers 3. Interoperable International Digital Ecosystem for Education
  • 9. 28.11.2022 9 Community of Practice • Goal: an "open, inclusive, supportive and practice-oriented community for digital education stakeholders" • Target group: practitioners and policy-makers in digital education • All sectors of education (HE, School, VET, Adult, Lifelong Learning) • First time on European level • Fruitful collaboration beyond sector/country borders • Open to anyone working in the field • Over 1.300 community members already
  • 10. 28.11.2022 10 Community workshops and working groups (Stifterverband) • Ca. 30 participants • Face-to-face, free of charge, all costs covered • Can be connected to the “squad”/working group themes • Tallinn, 20-21 June 2022 • Mainstreaming lessons learned from Covid-19 • Brussels, 27-28 October 2022 • Digital education in times of crises: Emergency education enablers • Berlin, 22-23 November 2022 • Interoperability in education systems • Organised parallel to Open Educa Berlin Work samples
  • 11. 28.11.2022 11 Work samples Next knowledge building webinars (EDEN) Thursday, 27 October 2022: How can research address practical educational challenges? • The event aims to present examples of how research could address practical digital educational challenges and discuss them with some experts and attendants. • will show some practical educational challenges collected in previous Knowledge Building Activities related to teacher digital competence acquisition, leadership and policy support for teachers, digital education institutional strategies, etc. Monday, 28 November 2022: Expert roundtable on ‘Digital Innovations and Transformation through Research, Practice and Policy Perspectives’
  • 12. 28.11.2022 12 Design Thinking Workshop (HPI D-School) Sharing practices from the New Normal of the Education Sector • to gather practices of learning and teaching in the ever evolving new normal of education eco-system • 2-day workshop in Potsdam, the 21st and 22nd November 2022 Work samples
  • 13. 28.11.2022 13 Work samples Online Clinics (EADTU) Online Clinics: • Chance to book an online meeting (up to 2h) with different European experts • Opportunity to discuss individual digital education issues and challenges • Focused advice by a high-level expert on a particular topic or challenge > three clinic weeks are scheduled in the weeks of the 21st of November, the 28th of November and the 12th of December 2022.
  • 14. 28.11.2022 14 Work samples Mentor-Menteeships (EADTU) Mentor-Menteeships: • Tailored guidance and advice on digital education • Open to individuals, staff and/or leadership of a single educational institution, who can invite colleagues to maximize the multiplier effect. • Focussing on a topic/case/challenge of the participants’ interest (for example, related to hybrid, • blended or online distance learning, e-assessment, micro-credentials and continuing education, digital collaboration and mobility in transnational courses/programmes, quality assurance and institutional policies/conditions) > three sessions of two hours, respectively in the weeks of the 5th of December 2022, the 16th of January and the 1st of February 2023.
  • 15. 28.11.2022 15 Work samples Peer Learning Trajectories (PLTs) PLTs • Online course sessions on synchronous hybrid, blended and online distance learning respectively • Covering various interesting topics according to the participants’ preferences • Online sessions are interactive so participants can learn from their peers • Between sessions, participants are invited to work on applications in their own context > Three PLT courses will be organized in the weeks of the 5th of December 2022, the 16th of January, and 1st of February 2023
  • 16. 28.11.2022 16 The Community of Practice is hosted on Microsoft Teams with different thematic channels
  • 17. 28.11.2022 17 Connecting Practice & Policy  1 Community Workshop per year in Brussels (policy focus) Feel free to reach out to b.bachmann@daad.de  Network of National Advisory Services for digital education  Structured Dialogue on digital education and skills
  • 19. 28.11.2022 19 Upcoming Hub Events Regularly: Onboarding meetings (“virtual coffee breaks” for new Hub members) Animation activities (informal & asynchronous discussion between Hub members) Monthly: Knowledge Building Activities + Teachers as Researchers Workshops September 2022 – February 2023: Accelerator Programme October 2022 – December 2022: Working Group 2 27-28 October 2022: Community Workshop in Brussels November 2022 - January 2023: Peer-Learning, Mentoring, and Online Clinics 21-22 November 2022: Design-Thinking Workshop November 2022 – January 2023: Working Group 3 22-23 November 2022: Community Workshop in Berlin
  • 20. 28.11.2022 20 Connecting education practicioners across sectors! REGISTER NOW AND JOIN THE HUB TO EXCHANGE GOOD PRACTICES & DISCUSS STRATEGIES ON DIGITAL EDUCATION
  • 21. Thank you For questions or comments please contact: support-edeh@daad.de