FRIDAY, JULY 10  2009

09:00  

09:50

B10. Spatial Literacy

Keynote
Spatial Literacy, GIScience and Learning
Claire Jarvis University of Leicester, Great Britain

Learning to think geographically by working with GIS
T. Favier, Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Playing in the Classroom with a Virtual Globe for Geography Learning
E. SANCHEZ, National Institute for Educational Research 

10:30

 Coffee / Tea break

11:30

B11. Postsecondary Education

Continuing Professional Education Requirements and Offers in GI within Europe
C. Traun, ZGIS - Centre for Geoinformatics - University of Salzburg, Austria
Integration von GITTA Lektionen in den Hochschulunterricht - Beispiele von Lehr- und Lernszenarien
M. Niederhuber, ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Lessons Learned from Creating and Implementing a Curriculum considering Model Curricula and Standards in GIScience in Higher Education – an Example from Croatia
D. Medak, Faculty of Geodesy University of Zagreb, Croatia

13:00

 Lunch

14:00

B12. School Projects – Discussion Session

COSMAS, the space reporter. An educational tool for secondary schools
P. De Maeyer, UGent, Belgium
GeoloGIS, development of an educational software module to understand the geological structure of Belgium
L. BRAL, UGen, Belgium
GEO-mobile, the development of a set of interactive courses related to Geomatics
L. BRAL, UGent, Belgium
Teaching water management issues with Geo-ICT
T. Favier, Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
WMS-Anwendungsmöglichkeiten im Schulunterricht
G. Peyke, Lst. f. Humangeographie + Geoinformatik, Uni Augsburg, Germany

Perception of Landscape in the Information society
Pietrzak M., JagiellonianUniversity Krakau

15:30

 
Farewell with a glass of wine