Rannsóknarstofa um upplýsingatækni og miðlun og Rannsóknarstofa um skapandi skólastarf auglýsa málstofu kl. 15:30–16:30 miðvikudaginn 26. október 2022
í stofu K-208 á Menntavísindasviði Háskóla Íslands við Stakkahlíð. Málstofan kallast Insights from Norway, Finland and Iceland: Makerspaces in Norwegian and Icelandic Schools (Reynsla norskra, finnskra og íslenskra rannsakenda: Sköpunarsmiðjur í norskum og íslenskum skólum) og fer fram á ensku.
Hægt verður að fylgjast með málstofunni á https://eu01web.zoom.us/j/64267509168
Rannsakendur frá Noregi og Finnlandi kynna rannsóknarverkefnið MAKER sem snýst um innleiðingu og rannsóknir á nýjum kennsluháttum tengdum sköpunarsmiðjum (e. makerspaces) í fyrri hluta málstofunnar og í seinni hlutanum kynna rannsakendur frá Háskóla Íslandsrannsóknarverkefnið AUSTVEF um innleiðingu á sköpunarsmiðjum og breyttum kennsluháttum tengdum smiðjuvinnu í þremur grunnskólum í Reykjavík.
RANNUM and RASK Research Centres – University of Iceland
Symposium from 15:30 to 16:30 Wednesday the 26th of October 2022 in room K-208 at the School of Education at Stakkahlíð
Insights from Norway, Finland and Iceland: Makerspaces in Norwegian and Icelandic Schools
15:30
Researchers from the University of South-Eastern Norway in collaboration with Oslo Metropolitan University and Helsinki University:
Maker-Centered Learning (MAKER)
The research project presented here aims to develop and implement new pedagogical practices in schools through researcher-teacher partnerships in Norwegian schools. See https://www.usn.no/english/research/our-research-centres-and-groups/traditional-arts-and- practical-aesthetic-subjects/embodied-making-and-learning/maker/
16:00
The AUSTVEF research team from the School of Education University of Iceland presents:
Insights from a Collaborative Effort to Introduce Makerspaces at Three Compulsory Schools in Reykjavik
The research project presented here, somewhat smaller in scale, but also based upon researcher- teacher partnerships, aims to encourage emancipatory teaching practices and student agency around making and the development of makerspaces in Icelandic schools.
