International collaboration for the future of inclusive education: Introducing the ICDE Technology and Innovation Network [ID 35]
International Council for Open and Distance Education (ICDE) is the largest global membership organisation for the field of Open, Flexible and Distance Education.
The Technology and Innovation Network (TIN) is an ICDE member-led network of global participants interested in understanding and raising awareness of technology and innovation in education. University of Southern Queensland leads this exciting new initiative with members from all regions of the world.
The key objectives of the network include exploring the impact of Artificial Intelligence for learning and teaching innovation on a global scale, and cross-institutional collaboration that leverages educational technologies and digital pedagogies leading to curriculum design that embeds global collaborative learning encompassing intercultural awareness and global competence.
TIN will also incorporate the concept of Glocalisation of learning and collaboration – where participants can learn from and adopt good global practices related to the use of technology-infused learning and teaching.
This session will present why international collaboration is important for innovation and the future of education and use TIN as a case study with examples from the network. Depending on time allocated, there will also be an interactive part of the session that will seek to connect members of the network to the conference.
Author Keywords
network, international, collaboration, technology, innovation, glocalisation, ICDE, UniSQ
Session Details
Format: Lightning Talk
Presenter(s): Julie Lindsay, Sophia Javaid
Brisbane Time: November 14, 3:00 PM → 3:15 PM AEST
Your Local Time: →
Room: P2
Topic Area: OE Practice in the GLAM Sector
Sched: View in conference schedule
Participate
Use this space to:
- Ask questions of the presenters
- Share related resources
- Continue discussions from the session
- Braid/connect with other sessions