Showing posts with label belgium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label belgium. Show all posts

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Caroline Stockman

Caroline Stockman

Caroline Stockman, Belgium, Secondary, Higher

Caroline Stockman is currently active at the University of Leuven as a TA and PhD student, and delivers IT training for UK teachers in secondary and higher education. Her interests include education, culture and technology in general.

Technology from a Cultural Perspective
On Caroline's blog, you'll find a variety of comments on serious gaming and e-learning, digital culture and latest trends in technology for education. It also includes some conclusions stemming from her own research.

Theme: e-learning, serious gaming, educational technology, digital culture

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Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Stefan Boeykens

Stefan Boeykens

Stefan Boeykens, Belgium, University, Computer Aided Design

Architect-Engineer, PhD. on the topic of Building Information Modeling. Research-Assistant and Computer Aided Architectural Design teacher.

CAD & 3D
Info on CAD & 3D software. This Blog was set up in the context of the exercises for Computer Aided Architectural Design, at the Department of Architecture, Urbanism and Planning (K.U.Leuven, Belgium). It focuses on linking to software and resources for designers, architects, preferably free or cheap.

Theme: CAD, BIM, 3D, multimedia, modeling, presentation

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Janien Benaets

Janien Benaets

Janien Benaets, Belgium, Secondary, Dutch language and Literature (and German)

MA Philology K.U.Leuven and Universiteit Antwerpen (Language and Literature: Dutch and German). Former language teacher. Blogger at The Sausage Machine.

The Sausage Machine
In 'The Sausage Machine' you can find the sunny side of language and literature learning. In connecting and in sharing knowledge on the blog (also metacognition) we - students > 20 as well as the administrator - stimulate and reveal each other’s learning and teaching capacity, competency and creativity. Each result, each product or project is a touchstone on the way of a new way of learning: strongly motivating and challenging, surprisingly enjoyable.

Associated to our edublog: the wikis 1) Het Scriptorium for writing exercises and paper writing in Dutch, 2) project07 for Reading and Writing Art and 3) di-da-deutsch didactics for German.

Theme: literature education 2.0, dutch, german, web 2.0 in education, young authors >20, talent scouting, writing art, poetry, literature, bebo boomers

Monday, February 18, 2008

Inge de Waard

Inge de Waard

Ignatia/Inge de Waard, Belgium, Higher Education: post-graduate physicians

eLearning strategist within the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerpen. Started with an IT background and started growing in the field of eLearning from 2000 onwards. I am interdisciplinary by interest and by profession.

Ignatia Webs
The blog focusses on eLearning through social media, mobiles and most of the time in low resource settings. But because I need to build eLearning strategy a lot is taken into account.

Theme: mobile, social media, eLearning, informal learning, Web2.0