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EUNIS2006 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1TUESDAY, 27 June, 2006
17.00 - 20.00 Registration (Lossi St 25, University History Museum)
13.00 - 18.00 Tutorial (Liivi St 2-311)
Training Classroom Teachers to Use a Virtual Learning Environment
Trainer
: Pieter van der Hijden
20.30
EUNIS Board of Directors Meeting
WEDNESDAY, 28 June, 2006
8.00 - 19.00 Registration (Lossi St 25, University History Museum)
9.30 - 11.00
Plenary session 1
(Ülikooli St 18, Main Building,
Aula) Plenary session 1
Chaired by Andres
Salu, University of Tartu, Estonia Opening Ceremony
Prof Dr Jaak Aaviksoo, Rector of the University of Tartu, Estonia
University information systems in the decisionmaking process
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break
11.30 - 13.00 Plenary session 2 (Ülikooli St 18, Main Building, Aula) Plenary session 2
Chaired by Ligia
Ribeiro, IRICUP, University of Porto, EUNIS President, Portugal
Dr Jiri Zlatuska, Dean, Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University, Czech Republic
University information system as a catalyst for institutional change
Mr Neil Thelander, Director of ITServices, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
A University’s Digital Migration - e-Leading Adventures
13.00 - 14.15 Lunch & Sponsors’ Exhibition Opening (Lossi St 25 ,University History Museum)
14.15 - 15.45 Parallel session 1
Developing university IT/IS strategy
Chaired by Bas
Cordewener, SURF foundation, The Netherlands
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Ülikooli St 18, Main Building, Aula
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HRK-Guidelines for Strategies to the Information and Communication Structure at Universities
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Hartmut Koke, Germany
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Collaborative Support to ICT in Higher Education: the Estonian Tiger University Programme
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Kristjan Rebane, Estonia
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Strategic IT planning and the push-pull dilemma
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Marc Dupuis, Netherlands
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E-learning
Chaired by Andrew Rothery, University College Worcester, UK
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Jakobi St 2
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| EUNIS E-Learning Snapshots |
Andrew Rothery, United Kingdom
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Quality Assurance in E-learning — Warsaw University Approach
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Jan Madey, Poland |
Learning on demand: dynamic creation of customized, coherent eLearning experiences
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Osvaldo Santos, Portugal |
Integrated information systems
Chaired by
Ivan Vrana, University
of Agriculture in
Prague, Czech Republic
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Näituse St 2
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| The integration of ICM-services in German universities |
Andreas Degkwitz, Germany |
| A cooperation towards optimized administrational services within higher education sector |
Aida Omerovic, Norway |
| Digital ME: towards an information architecture for student centred education |
Aalderink Wijnand, the Netherlands |
Study support information system for the Bologna process
Chaired by Ligia Ribeiro, IRICUP, University
of Porto, Portugal
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Liivi St 2 - 111
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Ready for Bologna
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Gill Ferrell, United Kingdom
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| A methodology for the creation and restructuring
Higher Education Degrees conformed to the Bologna goals - a practical
case study |
Elsa Cardoso, Portugal |
| Competency framework in Open and Distance Learning |
Przemyslaw Rozewski, Poland |
| Profetes: ECTS course description catalogue base on standards and web services |
Francois Cadé, France |
15.45 - 16.15 Coffee Break (Lossi St 25, University History Museum)
16.15 - 17.15 Parallel session 2
Developing university IT/IS strategy
Chaired by Bas
Cordewener, SURF foundation, The Netherlands
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Ülikooli St 18, Aula
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| Transformation needs more than technology |
Les Watson, United Kingdom |
| Innovation and improvement in higher education: an enterprise services architecture scenario |
Malcolm Woodfield, USA
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E-learning
Chaired by Andrew Rothery, University College Worcester, UK
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Jakobi St 2
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| A European Universities perspective on the deployment of OSPI/SAKAI |
David Jan Donner, the Netherlands |
| Implementation of an adaptive activity-oriented e-learning platform using Moodle |
Antonio Ocon, Spain
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Integrated information systems
Chaired by
Ivan Vrana, University
of Agriculture in
Prague, Czech
Republic
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Näituse St 2
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| Providing services for students - a project report |
Arsénio Reis, Portugal |
| Integration of data and business-processes in information environment of university |
Karina Shakhgeldyan, Russia |
Company track
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Lossi St 25, University History Museum, Conference Hall
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Microsoft |
17.30 - 18.30 EUNIS General Assembly (Ülikooli St 18, Aula)
19.00 Welcome Reception (Lossi St 25, University
History Museum)
THURSDAY, 29 June, 2006
8.30 - 18.00 Registration (Lossi St 25, University History Museum)
9.00 - 11.00 Parallel session 3
Developing university IT/IS strategy
Chaired by
Arsenio Reis, Universidade de
Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal
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Ülikooli St 18, Aula |
| Introducing agile methods in the development of university information systems |
Viljan Mahnic, Slovenia |
| Study on organisational identity management in Finnish higher education |
Mikael Linden, Finland |
The campus perspective of AAI and grid issues
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Martin Sutter, Switzerland |
| Developing IT strategies for in-service teachers
continuous training within the "European Space of High Education"
framework (ESHE) |
Manuel Cebrián de la Serna, Spain |
| Does Information Technology shape the future of higher education? |
Antje Garrels-Nikisch, Germany |
| To boldly go where no man has gone before |
Jan Snijders, the Netherlands |
E-learning
Chaired by Yves Epelboin, University P.M.Curie, France
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Jakobi St 2
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| Recovering, managing and sharing information sources to support learning through eLearning platforms |
Jamille Barbosa, Portugal |
Is e-learning suitable for everyone? The study based on opinions and performance of e-learning students at Warsaw University
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Aneta Nowak, Poland |
| Advantages and challenges of integrating multimedia language laboratories in tertiary education |
Ingrida Zindziuviene, Lithuania |
| Longitudinal study of online remedial teaching effects |
Bart Rienties, the Netherlands |
E-learning - efficiency measurement
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Juraj Fabuš, Slovakia |
| Power to the teachers! Empowering teachers to author web-based learning material with easy-to-use tools |
Mikkel Godsk, Denmark |
Security and privacy / Identity management
Chaired by
Michael Nowlan, Trinity College, University
of Dublin, Ireland
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Näituse St 2
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| Shutting the stable door - implementing information security |
Peter Tinson, United Kingdom |
| Information security management in co-operational multi-organisation environment |
Jarkko Holappa, Finland |
| Shibboleth-based federated identity management in Swiss higher education |
Ueli Kienholz, Switzerland
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Campus card systems - an ideal solution for reducing campus IT costs, generating revenue and developing student services
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Tor Fridell, Sweden |
| Identity management in 18 months - an example process |
Hendrik Eggers, Germany |
| FEUPim, A solution for an IDENTITY MANAGER |
Joao Carvalho, Portugal |
| Company track |
Lossi St 25, University History Museum, Conference Hall
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Oracle |
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break
11.30 - 13.00 Plenary session 3 (Ülikooli 18, Main Building, Aula) Plenary session 3
Chaired by Michael Zastrocky, Gartner Group, USA
Dr David Fergusson, Deputy Director for
Training, Outreach and Education, National eScience
Centre, Edinburgh University, United Kingdom
Grid education: past experiences (EGEE) and future directions (ICAGE) Mr Stephen McGibbon, Microsoft 13.00 - 14.30 Lunch (Lossi St 25, University History Museum) 14.30 - 16.30 Parallel session 4
Developing university IT/IS strategy
Chaired by Markku Kuula, Helsinki School of
Economics, Finland
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Ülikooli St 18, Aula
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| Building efficient e-administration in university environment: a case study in assets management |
Jana Kohoutkova, Czech Republic
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| Complex University Information System at Mendel University in Brno |
Milan Šorm, Czech Republic
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| Open-source identity federation with Shibboleth |
Pascal Aubry, France |
| The technical architecture of GRAAL, an information system about research units |
Jean-Francois Desnos, France |
| Digital media technology management and online learning in higher education |
Noel Wilson, United Kingdom |
| Global IT strategic plan for universities in Spain |
Antonio Fernández, Spain |
E-learning
Chaired by Viljan Mahnic, University
of Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Jakobi St 2
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| The open source learning management system OLAT (Online Learning And Training) |
Franziska Schneider, Switzerland |
| The pleasure of e-learning - towards aesthetic e-learning platforms |
Maria Hvid Stenalt, Denmark |
| Improving staff competences to promote quality of eLearning in higher education |
Fernando Ramos, Portugal |
| The popularization of e-learning among the staff and students of Warsaw University |
Aneta Mieszkowska, Poland |
| An open source approach for e-learning systems integration. The case of Polytechnical University of Valencia |
Carlos Turro, Spain |
Identity management / IT infrastructures and grid computing
Chaired by
Michael Nowlan, Trinity College, University
of Dublin, Ireland
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Näituse St 2
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| Efficient technical and organizational measures for privacy-aware campus identity management and service integration |
Wolfgang Hommel, Germany |
| Building regional optical networks in the United States |
Gregory Palmer, USA
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| Enhanced wireless indoor tracking system in multi-floor buildings |
Rui Zhou, Germany |
| User location services for Wi-Fi networks |
Paulo Martins, Portugal |
| Compendium of research and education networks in Europe |
Marko Bonac, Slovenia
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| Company track |
Lossi St 25, University History Museum, Conference Hall
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| Why will large company cooperate with
Universities? Strategies for IT deployment in Universities and IBMs
university relations activities ... in support for innovation |
Kim Ostrup, IBM |
16.30 - 17.00 Coffee Break
17.15 - 18.15 EUNIS Council meeting (Ülikooli St 18, Main Building, Aula)
20.00
Gala dinner (Vanemuine St 6, Vanemuine Concert
Hall)
FRIDAY, 30 June, 2006
8.30 - 14.30 Registration open (Lossi St 25, University History Museum)
9.00 - 11.00 Parallel session 5
Developing university IT/IS strategy
Chaired by Jan Madey, University
of Warsaw, Poland
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Liivi St 2
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| e-Universities in Portugal: a model for disseminating internet access |
Joao Vasconcelos, Portugal |
| An integrated platform of cooperation for higher education institutions |
Frantz Gourdet, France |
| The role of Universities in spreading the free software model |
José Miguel Santos Espino, Spain |
| E-sharing: developing use of e-repositories and e-libraries for learning and teaching |
Viv Bell, United Kingdom |
| Electronic document management - leading or supporting force in university management |
Tiia Lillemaa, Estonia |
| Entrepreneurship for IS development in the non-classic context |
Arsénio Reis, Portugal |
E-learning
Chaired by Wojciech Zielinski, Academy
of Humanities
and Economics in Lodz,
Polish Virtual University, Poland
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Jakobi St 2
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| Analysis of the effective uses of the digital workspace in higher education : the case of the Languedoc-Roussillon
Digital University 2006 |
Guy Melancon, France |
| Log-files in streaming video: what can we learn from them? |
Jelle de Boer, the Netherlands |
| Enhancing web supported learning in high education by adding a management layer to LMSs |
Carlos Pinto, Portugal |
| The evaluation cycle management - model for the assessment of the usability and applicability of learning management systems |
Matija Pipan, Slovenia |
Web Services, portals and middleware
Chaired by Jean-Francois Desnos,
Université
Joseph Fourier Grenoble I,
CICG, France
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Näituse St 2
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| ESUP-Portail helpdesk: user support at establishment-level |
Pascal Aubry, France |
| Teachers as designers for web-based questionnaires |
Mikael Kivelä, Finland |
| Portalizing a study information system IS/STAG |
Maxmilian Otta, Czech Republic
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| Central registry for results of maturity examinations for student admission systems in Poland |
Janina Mincer-Daszkiewicz, Poland |
| UIS - my university portal |
Hana Netrefova, Czech Republic
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| Plone : a web content management |
Frederic Saint-Marcel and
Philippe Lecler, France |
Company track
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Lossi St 2, University History Museum, Conference Hall
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Empowering ICT skills capacity building through sharing, collaboration and innovation
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Hal Stern, SUN Microsystems, Inc
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11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break
11.30 - 13.00 Parallel session 6
Leadership: effective management
Chaired by Jan Madey, University
of Warsaw, Poland
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Liivi St 2-111
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| Leading and managing: the matrix organisation |
Mark Clark, United Kingdom
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A survey of the costs of academic networks in France
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Jacques Allo, France
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e-Administration in Universitat Jaume I
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Vicente Andreu Navarro, Spain
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‘Knowing me - Knowing you’ - developing the customer - centric university
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Lynn Godfrey, United Kingdom
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E-learning & E-library: media and content
Chaired by Wojciech Zielinski, Academy
of Humanities
and Economics in Lodz,
Polish Virtual University, Poland
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Jakobi St 2
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Collaborative Approaches to the Management of e-Learning (CAMEL)
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Gill Ferrell, United Kingdom
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| Mobile information systems and mobile learning |
Juergen Sieck, Germany |
| Integrating e-learning and e-libraries at universities |
Christine Michielsens, Belgium |
Web Services, portals and middleware / Decision support systems and data analysis
Chaired by Peter Tinson, Universities and
Colleges Information Systems Association (UCISA), United
Kingdom
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Näituse St 2
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| E2R - Optimising the "Enquiries to Registration" recruitment process |
Paul Hopkins, United Kingdom |
| Admissions information system - SAIS |
Liivia Mahlapuu, Estonia |
| Methodology to organize. retrieve and share information and knowledge resources in a R+D+i Centre |
José Nelson, Spain
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| Development and research of university computer decision support system |
Boriss Misnevs, Latvia |
| Company track |
Lossi St 2, University History Museum, Conference Hall |
| Electronic European Diploma Supplements at University of Limerick |
Jonathan Dempsey, Framework Solutions |
13.00 - 14.30 Lunch (Lossi St 25, University History Museum)
14.30 - 17.30 Plenary session 4 Plenary session 4
Chaired by Martin Price, EUNIS Executive Secretary,
United Kingdom
Mr Athanassios Siaperas, ICT Department, Cedefop, Greece
A
distributed system for the issuing of Europass mobility documents
Dr Michael Zastrocky, Vice President, Gartner Group, USA
Bridging the Cultural Divide: The Annual Gartner/EUNIS Update
- Announcement of the EUNIS Elite Award for excellence in implementing Information Systems for Higher Education winner
- Presentation by recipient of the EUNIS Elite Award
SATURDAY, 1 July, 2006
Excursions to Southern Estonia and Northern Estonia
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