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LLL driving universities’ ambitions for advanced teaching and research? Dare we? Can we? Let’s! - 14/15 May 2012 - Glasgow

U21 Collaborative Group – Research Universities and their Regions

Lifelong learning driving universities’ ambitions for advanced teaching and research? Dare we? Can we? Let’s!

Workshop - University of Glasgow 14/15 May 2012

Competence Passport is open

Dear Colleagues.

It is our pleasure and with pride that we present the framework of Compass, an educational philosophy and measurement format. The aim of Compass is to engineer the talents of our students in the most efficient and effect way. Students will be educated so that they are competence-ready for working-life. The match between the requirements of working-life and the talents of the students will be optimal.

https://sites.google.com/site/hrecompass/

Please feel free to comment on this concept.

Big Tent II - Community-University Engagement in 2030: A Scenario

Here is a draft of Perspectives from the "Big Tent" global dialogue on Community-University Research and Engagement to be held on October 17, 2011. This is the second global statement by the "Big Tent" group of international community university research and engagement networks and will be finalised following discussions that will be chaired from the University of Glasgow by Dr Rajesh Tandon of PRIA and Professor Michael Osborne of PASCAL amongst the networks.

We welcome comments from our subscribers in advance of the dialogue and thereafter.

 

PASCAL Co-Sponsors TRE Roundtable: Washington, DC

Northern Illinois University, in its role as the North American PASCAL Center, is co-sponsoring the 2011 TRE Roundtable & annual meeting in Washington, DC (December 5-7, 2011).  The TRE Roundtable theme is "Accelerating Regional Solutions: Finding Unique Pathways to American Prosperity."

Next GACER gathering May-10-12, 2012, Bonn, Germany

Dear Friends,

The next larger gathering of the Global Alliance for Community Engaged Research will take place within the 5th Living Knowledge Conference May 10-12-Bonn, Germany.



Re-imagining Research Relationships
Co-creating Knowledge in a Democratic Society

The Natural Browsing project and PASCAL - a rather unique collaboration

On the face of it, involvement with the dissemination of a leading-edge computer science project would seem to be outside of PASCAL's remit.  What have "semantic search" and "natural languague processing" got to do with the social sciences? This is exactly the question we asked ourselves when invited by our colleagues from the Puglia Region to get involved in the Natural Browsing project.

Cultural Identity, Climate Change Resilience and ICT

Angelina Valeria Ospina in a recent blog has helpfully explored links between cultural identity and ICT in sustaining resilience and promoting innovation in vulnerable communities in the face challenges such as those presented by climate change. 

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Community-University Research and Engagement: What would you like to see in place by 2030?

Friends,

The various global community engagement networks will be holding a global video dialogue mid October on “the Future of CU Research and Engagement”.  This will also be a topic of future work with the Global University Network for Innovation team as well.

In support of this work, we would appreciate five minutes of your time.  Please use the comment facility below or contact one of the undesigned to give us a heading and 2-3 sentences (and a link if helpful) about:  

Interesting Community-University Research and Engagement work in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

A stunning early autumn day in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  Some interesting developments here that might be of interest to some of you.

Creation of the Centre for Public Involvement

 

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