The digital-earth.eu Network held its first international conference sessions as part of the 2011 EUROGEO conference in Athens, Greece. These are the papers that were presented there.

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Education for Digital Earth 1

K. Donert, EUROGEO,

“Digitalearth.eu: A European Initiative Connecting Teachers & Trainers Using Geoinformation & Geo-Media In The Classroom”

J. Granados, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

“Didactic Uses Of Digital Resources In The Teaching Of Geography Of Europe”

G. Lucas, Edge Hill University

“Geographic Digitalism In Britain: A Snapshot: Getting The Message Across To University Students.
Lessons Learned And Advice Offered”.

M. Jahn, M. Haspel, A. Siegmund, University of Heidelberg

“GLOKAL Change": Geography Meets Remote Sensing In The Context Of Education For Sustainable Development”

Aik. Klonari, Th. Terkenli, University of the Aegean

“How European Do We Feel? Greek School-Children’s Perceptions Of Identity"

Education for digital earth 2

R. Vogler, I. Gryl, T. Nehrdich, Austrian Academy of Sciences

“Geo@Web.Social Media, Spatiality And Geography Education”

T. Favier, VU University,

“The Challenges To Teaching Geography With GIS, And How They Can Be Overwon”

A. Demirci, A. Karaburun, M. Ünlü, R. Özey, Fatih University

“Using GIS In Project Based Learning: Students Help DisabledPedestrians In Their School District”

E. Artvinli, ?. Bulut, N. Kaya, Eski?ehir Osmangazi University

“The Effects Of Geography Curriculum On Geo-Technologies
Usage In Turkey”

U. Krause, Fontys University of Applied Sciences

“The Atlas Of European Values Project: A Contribution To Explore The European Dimension In Education”