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Disseminating event, November 19-20, 2024

14 October, 2024

France

Disseminating event, November 19-20, 2024

For the past two years, the Erasmus+ Teaching with Objects project has aimed to encourage and support innovative approaches to object-based learning in higher education. More specifically, it aims to collect, evaluate and share methods and tools for teaching using objects from university museums and collections.

Led by six European partners and in close collaboration with members of the Universeum network (a European network of university heritage professionals), the aim is to build a platform of innovative tools and methods, and to establish a sustainable network of practices encouraging teaching with objects from museums and university collections.

As coordinator, the Jardin des sciences is organizing an event in November to promote the project's results, aimed at European professionals (teaching, conservation, education) and students from all disciplines interested in the subject. The event will provide an opportunity to disseminate the report resulting from the first Europe-wide research project on the subject. It will also provide an opportunity to present the online platform, with a view to encouraging further contributions. Last but not least, it will be an opportunity to test and evaluate different practices in practical workshops.

PRE-PROGRAM

DAY 1 

Morning (9:30 > 12:00)                 

  • Welcome coffee and registration of participants (9:30>10:00)

  • Presentation of the project: origin of the project, current status of OBTL, presentation of the report

  • Presentation of the platform : architecture, contents types, guide-lines, contribution terms, discussion with the audience.

/ Lunch /

Afternoon (13:45 > 18:00 + Planetarium show & Cocktail reception)

  • Workshop

> “demonstration” of practice by practitioners with mixed groups of participants: students, curators, teachers, didacticians, etc.

> Preparation of a restitution by the participants (students, curators, teachers, didacticians)

/ Coffee break / 

  • Round table - Feedback on the workshop through the eyes of the different profiles

/ Planetarium show & Cocktail reception

DAY 2 

Morning (9:00 > 12:40)                 

  • Presentations of specific OBTL approaches / Questions and answers

(4 guest practitioners - program in progress)

/ Coffee break /

  • Round table - “Evaluating OBTL” : observation and analysis of OBTL practices by didacticians during days 1 and 2, suggestion of relevant evaluation modalities for OBTL, discussion with the audience.

  • Wrap-up and open discussion with the audience: platform perspectives, invitation to contribute, audience feedback.

  • Closing of the event and thanks

/ Lunch (lunch bag) /

Afternoon (13:30> 14:45)   

  • Cultural visits: Seismology museum / Zoological Museum renovation site / Observatory of Strasbourg  

(registration required, subject to availability)

PRACTICAL INFORMATIONS

CONTACTS 

  • Julie Morgen, Cultural projects manager

“Teaching with Objects” – Coordination of the disseminating event

julie.morgen@unistra.fr / +33(0)3 68 85 24 46

  • Delphine Issenmann, Head of Museums, Collections and Heritage

“Teaching with Objects” - Project Coordination

delphine.issenmann@unistra.fr / +33 (0)3 68 85 05 33

EVENT LOCATION

  • Jardin des sciences - Université de Strasbourg, 27 boulevard de la Victoire, 67000 Strasbourg

HOTEL SUGGESTIONS

Near University district

  • Hôtel Roses (7 rue de Zurich - Strasbourg) - link

  • Hôtel des Arts (10, Place Du Marché Aux Cochons De Lait - Strasbourg) - link

  • Hôtel Suisse (2/4 rue de la Râpe - Strasbourg) - link

  • Hotel Esplanade (1 boulevard Leblois - Strasbourg) - link


Near train station

  • Hôtel Kléber (29 Place Kléber) - link

  • Vendôme Hotel (9 Place de la Gare) - link

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