Thur 26 August 2010
13:00–14:30h
15:00–16:30h
Volkshochschule Dortmund, L 102

Introduction by Roy Ascott (gb)
Coordinated by Nina Czegledy (ca/hu)

In the ISEA2010 Education Workshop the identification and discussion of specific key educational issues initiates the open exchange between educational experts and workshop participants. Roy Ascott’s introduction on pioneering platforms for Ph.D. studies forms the initial base for the exchange. The contribution by knowledge transfer experts concerns relevant learning methods and accreditation, including Ph.D. studies and novel incentives leading to hybrid learning and interdisciplinary practice. While some of the issues are more relevant in a regional context, over the last years an ongoing global discourse became evident on these topics.

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Nina Czegledy, award winning media artist, curator, educator, works internationally on collaborative art & science & technology and educational, projects. Her artistic practice is centred on the changing perception of the environment and the human body. Her lectures have been published in numerous books and journals. The Pleasure of Light, her most recent curatorial project premiers in September 2010 at the Ludwig Museum, Budapest.

1. Peter F. Stephan (de)
2. Bernd Robben (de)
3. Bettina Schülke (at/fi)
4. Dieter Daniels (de)
5. Attila Nemes (hu)
6. Barnabas Malnay (hu)