Four Universities, Four Continents.
The goal? To build a global platform for collaboration and interchange in web-based learning. How? Through a world series of seminars hosted by the participating universities. Welcome to the Glocal […]
Symposium at Malmö University: Convergence Pedagogy. Achievements and Challenges – 16-17 September 2015
See the programme here Glocal Classroom symposium_schedule
Media Workshop will Inspire Teachers and Students to Digital Learning
In April Malmö University inaugurated Medieverkstaden – a media workshop that has been installed in the university library. The idea behind the project is to encourage both employees and students to learn more about virtual learning possibilities. In the workshop visitors will be able to try technical equipment, receive help and be inspired. “This is a result […]
Conference: Glocal Classroom in Tanzania!
27–29 April 2015 Glocal Classroom members Micke Rundberg and Anders Hög Hansen, both from Malmö University, participated in the conference Learning together for Change – Advancing Education for All through Higher Education in Arusha, Tanzania, with the workshop Technology Approaching Pedagogy and Learning. The conference gathered some 160 people from 20 […]
Conference: ICT in Teaching and Learning up for Discussion at International Conference
Glocal Classroom members Micke Rundberg and Anders Hög Hansen, both from Malmö University, will represent the Glocal Classroom at the international conference “Learning together for Change – Advancing Education for All through Higher Education.”
Flinders Seminar: Project Documentation Ready
We are happy to announce that the project documentation from the Timor-Leste seminar and simulation now is ready! You can, among other things, read about the Glocal Classroom from a theoretical point of view in an interview with researcher Marie Leijon, Malmö University. “What happens when you connect different spaces? […]
Voices from Timor-Leste Seminar and Simulation at Flinders University
Three days of intensive collaboration has come to an end – for now. Everyone agreed that both the seminar and the following simulation were successful, and that there lies a lot of potential in developing the concept further. Below are a few voices about the three days. A big thank […]
Reflections: Learning about the Complexity of the Physical and Virtual Learning Spaces
Linda Karlsson, Digital Services Librarian at Malmö University, was one of the co-organizers of the workshop Mediating the Glocal Classroom, which took place at Malmö University, 18–22 September 2014. The workshop was arranged as part of the live-streamed conference Voice & Matter – Glocal Conference on Communication for Development and was targeted […]
#voiceandmatter: “It was Lovely to Meet and Learn from Each Other”
Voice & Matter – Glocal Conference on Communication for Development took place at Roskilde University and Malmö University on 17–20 September 2014. Around 120 people, from more than 30 different countries, visited the conference every day. Add to that the around 100 people per day who followed the conference online. […]
Reflections: “Rescuing Quality Education from the Budget Trap”
This article manages to put the finger on a number of important focus points of the Glocal Classroom project. It was originally posted on the blog of the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, Guleph University. “The Glocal Classroom project held its third conference this weekend entitled “Voice & Matter […]
Guelph Seminar: Project Documentation Ready
In the project documentation from the Guelph Seminar you can, among other things, read about the Glocal Classroom in an interview with Helen Hambly Odame, associate professor at University of Guelph. “I like how we were able to bring in the other Glocal Classroom partners speaking with us all here […]
