Don’t blame the technology!
Sometimes I wonder why people want to use technology in their practice. Is it because it’s a recognised trend in their professional sphere/discipline? Is it because others are doing it? Is it because...
View ArticleWorking and Learning: New posts coming
Sadly an overworked period led to a standstill in my blogging just when I had wished to become more active on this front. Given the circumstances, I understand that Pontydysgu relocated my blog to...
View ArticleRevisiting Kostelec 1: Praise for the “Crossing Boundaries” conference of the...
Just one week ago (14.10. -15.10.2010) the Trainers in Europe network organised a successful international conference. The theme of the was “Crossing Boundaries: The multiple roles of trainers and...
View ArticleRevisiting Kostelec 2: Insights into the sessions of the “Crossing boundaries...
In my previous blog posting I presented my positive impression on the international conference “Crossing Boundaries: The multiple roles of trainers and teachers in vocational education and training”...
View ArticleRevisiting Kostelec 3: The working climate in the “Crossing boundaries …”...
In my two previous blog postings – Revisiting Kostelec 1 and 2 – I have presented my general impression of the conference and then an overview of the thematic sessions that I attended. However, this...
View ArticleRevisiting Kostelec 4: The way(s) forward from the “Crossing boundaries …”...
With my recent blog postings (Revisiting Kostelec 1-3 ) I have given an account on the recent international conference with the theme “Crossing Boundaries: The multiple roles of trainers and teachers...
View ArticleMy journey with the VETNET network – Part One: The early years
Normally I have participated in August or September in the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER) – the annual conference of the European Educational Research Association (EERA). This year...
View ArticleMy journey with the VETNET network – Part Two: The founding years
In my latest post I started a series of blogs on my journey with ECER conferences and the VETNET network. These blogs serve as my contribution to the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER)...
View ArticleMy journey with the VETNET network – Part Three: The years of stabilisation
In my latest posts I have started a series of blogs on my journey with ECER conferences and the VETNET network. These blogs serve as my contribution to the European Conference on Educational Research...
View ArticleMy journey with the VETNET network – Part Four: The years of consolidation
In my latest posts I have been writing a series of blogs on my journey with ECER conferences and the VETNET network. These blogs serve as my contribution to the European Conference on Educational...
View ArticleMy journey with the VETNET network – Part Five: The years of new initiatives
In my latest posts I have been writing a series of blogs on my journey with ECER conferences and the VETNET network. These blogs serve as my contribution to the European Conference on Educational...
View ArticleMy journey with the VETNET network – Epilogue: The (rocky) road to ECER 16 in...
In my five latest posts I have written a series of blogs on my journey with ECER conferences and the VETNET network. In these posts I have discussed the development of the network from its earliest...
View ArticleInsights into ECER 2017 – Back to the ECER
As I indicated in my previous post, I had a longer summer break than I had planned. Therefore, I had to change my conference plans. I had to cancel my participation in the International VET conference...
View ArticleWrapping up the ECER 2017 experience – Part One: Thematic overview
In my previous post I already made some remarks on the circumstances that overshadowed my participation in ECER 2017 and on my plans to report on the experience on the VETNET sessions. Yet, I think it...
View ArticleRemebering Curtis Finch – the American scholar in the VETNET network
Couple of days ago we received the sad news from Blacksburg, Virgina: Curtis Finch, the American scholar with whom we have worked in the European VETNET network, had passed away. To those, who new...
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Reflections on #ECER2018 – Part Five: Developments in the VETNET network
With my four previous posts I have shaped a series of blogs on the European Conference of Educational Research (ECER 2018) that took place last week in Bolzano/Bozen. In the first post I reported on...
View ArticleWrapping up the ECER 2019 experience – Part One: The opening session of the...
Once again, the annual European Conference on Educational Research (ECER) – organised by the European Educational Research Association (EERA) – has taken place. This time the venue was the University...
View ArticleWrapping up the ECER 2019 experience – Part Four: Developments in the VETNET...
With my recent blogs I have been wrapping up my experiences on the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER 2019) that took place earlier this week in Hamburg, Germany. The first post focused...
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