Report from the SW-VirCamp Seminar: E-Learning the International way forward in Haarlem, the Netherlands on the 11 November 2011. See who was present and the report from the seminar 

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During the meetings in Haarlem last week, the Steering Committee discussed ideas for future development of the Consortium. It is in our interests to increase the number of partners and also to make the Virtual Campus more multiprofessional. The Consortium has decided to make contact with the health and teacher departments at the partner institutions and invite to cooperation and development of interprofessional courses.  Starting courses in e-help service was one of the ideas.

We will invite Higher Education Institutions that are interested to become partners or that want to know more about our work to a seminar 11 November in Haarlem.

The seminar was hosted by Linköping University at the Campus Norrköping in Sweden. Focus on the status of community work in Sweden, Finland and Norway was on the agenda. Interesting presentations from community work projects were presented. Dialogue during the conference showed that there is a need to develop a Nordic strategy to raise awareness [...]

Autumn 2011, five teachers finished the course  ePedagogy for teachers in higher education with very good results. We wish them good luck with their future practice as e-teachers.

SW-VirCamp aims to increase the number of HEI for partnership. The Seminar in Haarlem was a starting point for this and participants received and gave information about their international positions and interests in VirCamp and online interprofessional courses.

The newletter from the University of the Artic has information about VirCamp. Open this blogpost and click on the picture to see the newsletter.  At the Nordic Conference in Reykjavik in August this year, Anne Karin Larsen, from Bergen University College presented VirCamp to the thematic network on social work in the Artic University. See the [...]