Please find below links to the Spanish and French versions of previous Nexus editions, the quarterly newsletter of the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning.
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Saturday, 14 June, 2014
Please find below links to the Spanish and French versions of previous Nexus editions, the quarterly newsletter of the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning.
UNESCO will revise the 1976 Recommendation on the Development of Adult Education, as recommended by the Belém Framework for Action. UNESCO’s General Conference agreed in 2013 to prepare this revision “in consultation with the Member States and other stakeholders through various cost-effective measures”.
The present publication is one of the outcomes of the OBSERVAL-NET project (follow-up of the OBSERVAL project). The main aim of OBSERVAL-NET was to set up a stakeholder-centric network of organisations supporting the validation of non-formal and informal learning in Europe based on the formation of national working groups in the 8 participating countries of the project. Each national working group worked towards bringing together key stakeholders in VNIL and political decision-makers at national level in order to coordinate policy implementation in the field.
We are pleased to announce a new collaborative project involving EU partners and a number of Russian universities, to support higher education modernisation in Russia, and the development of HEIs as lifelong learning centres. The project is being led at the University of Bologna, and at the University of Glasgow, the Principal Investigator is Dr Stephen McKinney, Head of the Research and Teaching Group in Creativity, Culture and Faith.
This collection focuses on employer engagement in education, how it is delivered and the differentiated impact it has on young people in their progression through schooling and higher education into the labour market.
We are happy to inform you that the finally revised E-Book of the triennial ESREA research conference 2013 - Changing Configurations of Adult Education in Transitional Times - is now available here on CR&DALL (see below) as well as online at this link.
An important publication as part of the GUNi Series on the Social Commitment of Universities, this Palgrave Global University Network for Innovation publication is launched by an eminent group of speakers in a seminar chaired by Professor John Briggs, Vice-Principal (Senate Office), University of Glasgow. Refreshments, discount flyers and an inspection copy will be available at the meeting. All welcome. No fee but prior registration required.
A reminder for your diaries of the next ROC Seminar: Professor Barbara M. Kehm, of the Robert Owen Centre for Educational Change, will present her seminar "A Critical Analysis of Global Rankings in Higher Education" on the 27th of February in room 432, St. Andrew's Building, University of Glasgow, at 12.00- 13.30.
The Advances in Educational Marketing, Administration, & Leadership (AEMAL) Book Series; strives to provide publications that address all these areas and present trending, current research to assist professionals, administrators, and others involved in the education sector in making their decisions.
As the year gets into full swing and we mark the first 100 days of The world beyond 2015 campaign, we're pleased to report that we've received much interest from all corners of the world, and from all parts of the higher education sector, too.
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