Category : Partners

1EdTech Europe 2023: 14-15 September, Nottingham, UK

Catch up with us at 1EdTech Europe 2023 in Nottingham on 14-15 September!

EUNIS will be supporting the event and featured in many of the sessions. Here are some of the tracks:

  • The edtech marketplace:trustworthy edtech; business case for open standards; role of open; venture capitalist view ; is procurement killing innovation?
  • The learner journey:learning and teaching innovation; edtech and evidence of impact; assessment & feedback; curriculum analytics; lifelong learning; digital and micro-credentials; learner journey in the age of AI.
  • Crossing ecosystem boundaries: work of Think Tank & European Digital Education Hub; interoperability for University alliances; strategic ecosystem developments.
  • Technical track: LTI (learning tools interoperability); student data interoperability; open badges and comprehensive learner record & more.

Find out more and register here.

Get a EUNIS member discount for the Digital Universities Europe event!

EUNIS is delighted to be an official partner of Digital Universities Europe, which will be held on 23-25 October in Barcelona, Spain.

Co-hosted with UOC, Digital Universities Europe will address key challenges and opportunities of digital-first higher education and showcase tools, technologies and talent to accelerate education innovation.

Delegates will hear success stories, case studies, practical solutions and advice to equip them with the knowledge and skills to digitally transform their institution. Among the speakers: EUNIS Board members! Read more information here.

Register early till 21 July and apply for the promo code to get a 25% of discount for the EUNIS members by e-mailing to: info@eunis.org.

EUNIS & AVIXA Awards for AV enabled learning space

Entries are open for the EUNIS awards for AV enabled learning space. This award is open to all Higher Education providers worldwide. It celebrates great design where AV is an integral component of enabling education to take place. The award covers physical and hybrid environments but not fully online learning. Check out the criteria and apply using the AV Award form. The deadline for submissions is 6 March. Winners will be invited to present their winning entry at the EUNIS23 annual Congress in Vigo, Spain.

ISE 2023 Education Technology Summit: 1 Feb, Barcelona

Once again we are partnering with Avixa to put on a fantastic programme of events at ISE in Barcelona (31 Jan – 3 Feb).

The main event is our Education Technology Summit on 1 February. Find out more about the programme here.

EUNIS members can attend for free (regular price €175). Email gill.ferrell@eunis.org for your code to register for free (you will receive a pass that also gives access to the ISE exhibition and the co-located Internet of things exhibition).

Think Tank on the digital ecosystem for education

EUNIS and 1EdTech collaborated to organise a Think Tank on the digital ecosystem for education. We welcomed participants represented over 30 separate organisations including European University Alliances, NRENS, shared services and Europe-wide organisations representing students and quality assurance bodies.

The Think Tank represents the first step towards a consultation paper and action plan to ensure that the digital transformation of education aligns with European public values and delivers the lifelong learning that European nations and citizens need. Read our initial briefing and find out about next steps here.

Following our Think Tank in Brussels (more info here) members of the co-ordination group and SIGs participated in a series of workshops to validate and refine our findings in Berlin at the invitation of the European Digital Education Hub (EDEH).

There was considerable synergy with the original findings and our EUNIS/1EdTEch Think Tank group will join forces with an EDEH ‘Squad’ to publish some of the outcomes for wider consultation.

Outputs will include:

·         a vision statement
·         a set of interoperability principles for education – sector-wide
·         analysis of the challenges in a problem statement: Why is it necessary to collaborate, and what are the risks if we don’t?
·         a blueprint for an infrastructure
·         a framework for collaboration, to be able to collaborate in the current complex landscape with numerous, not always interconnected, parties.

We also reviewed a Proof of Concept of mapping the educational environment (organisations, projects, standards, etc) created by SURF. Your feedback on the approach is requested via: www.eduxs.eu/feedback.

Key updates will be published in this newsletter and you can also find related information in the EDEH community site.