First Annual Conference, Salzburg Austria, July 5-8 2011, Learning with GI as part of GIForum
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Welcome and Keynotes Prof Joseph Strobl, Z-GIS, Salzburg, GeoSpatial Education Dr Joseph Kerski, President NCGE, ESRI Inc.- "Sleepwalking into the future: the case for Spatial Analysis throughout education" Dr. Colin Arrowsmith, Ass. Prof, RMIT, Australia, Learning with GI: lessons from an Australian undergraduate course
Session 1: Curriculum Development Impediments to GI(S) Use in Schools. A Comparison of International Empirical Results - J. Schubert, Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany Designing a course of geoinformatics for secondary schools:
a conceptual framework - J. Roosaare, University of Tartu, Estonia Review of GI usage in Bulgarian school system - L. Filipov, GIS Analytics Ltd., Bulgatria |
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Session 2: Spatial Citizenship The Cultivation of Spatial-Civic Decision-Making through “Interesting. But I haven’t thought of this before.”: Teachers’ attitude towards Critical Cartography in raum:planen. An online learning environment for spatial
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Session 3: Remote Sensing Remote Sensing, New Media and Scientific Literacy - A New
Integrated Learning Portal for Schools Using Satellite Images -
K. Voß, University of Bonn, Germany ´Can forests be red?´ A theoretical competence model of
satellite image reading literacy and its empirical validation -
I. Kollar, PH Heidelberg, Germany ´GLOKAL Change´: A learning platform designed to foster evaluation competence by applying remote sensing data - M. Jahn, University of Education Heidelberg, Germany
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Session 4: Post-secondary education Competence Dimensions
in a Bologna-oriented GIS
Education -
U. Schulze, Philipps-Univ.
Marburg, Germany Proposal of a semiautonomous
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