Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH - 24.06.02 ICT so what? Critically - Information- and Communication Technology - So what? ICT what’s new? Curiously - What.

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Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH ICT so what? Critically - Information- and Communication Technology - So what? ICT what’s new? Curiously - What trends do we see when it comes to open and distributed learning materieal on the Internet? ICT what’s next? Clues - What should we do next? Welcome to this seminar…

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH Intentions and working methods We want you to participate in every way you possibly can. It might even mean you will have to sweat a little… This seminar is structured as a workshop You will work in groups all week

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH What the seminar is not supposed to be A seminar where instructors tell you all about what and how to do things A seminar where we all tell each other about our recent findings

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH Pre-conference started in the beginning of April Seminar 23 rd - 30 th of June 2002 Pre-conference becomes a post- conference. Probably closes about 1 th of August Structure

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH One or two lectures Courses /training in ICT-skills offered “on demand” Groupwork (4 - 5 participants in each group) Social gatherings A typical seminar-day

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH What you will experience during the seminar Frustrations? Chaos? Questions? Answers? Feeling exhausted?

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH What we hope you will achieve from the seminar New knowledge and increased skills… An increased network of people from all over Europe… New ideas…

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH At the end of the week Each group will present their work … As a website or As a PowerPoint presentation Finally… You will go home with a lot of new friends…

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH Sharing our experiences with you A service-minded attitude Instruction in ICT-skills and methods What can you expect from us?

Birgit E. Olsen Bratseth/HSH Questions? Ask the members of your group Use the seminar website (discussions) at ( Ask your groups contact person” (one for each group