Allgemein

ENO Norway invites interested stakeholders to a digital reading circle of the new framework. During 1.5 hours, the framework will be briefly introduced and read aloud by invited readers. Stakeholders from the field of arts, culture and education in Norway will then contribute with their perspectives on what the framework can mean for the further development of the field.

The framework will be read in English, while introductions and commentaries will be in Norwegian and English.

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Participation is free, but registration is required. Sign up here!

It is with great pleasure that we are sharing today the Call for Proposals for our next ENO Yearbook. This 4th edition of the series will focus on the topic “Youth, Citizenship, and Arts and Cultural Education”. All ENO members (whether from research or practice) who would like to propose a contribution of their own are cordially invited to do so by no later than August 31, 2024. According to our network’s procedures all ENO members are also kindly requested to share the CfP with a broad range of experts from their country, who might be willing to contribute to the topic of the yearbook. And of course, co-authored cross-national, cross-regional and/or cross-planetary contributions are also very welcome.

The UNESCO Chair in Digital Culture and Arts in Education at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg is entering 2024 with no less than four new research projects funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. The research portfolio includes, among other areas, the exploration and co-design of diversity sensitive AI applications in the context of cultural and aesthetic education and the development of teacher training in the light of post-digital youth culture, digital global citizenship education and cultural resilience.

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