Kunstløftets kunnskapsgruppe (KuBa) har i denne utgaven tatt for seg temaet lek, og samlet lenker til 46 nettsteder som belyser temaet. I sfæren, finner du utdrag fra artikler, videoer, dikt, spill, m.m.
how to develop an artistic digital work
I have made this page inspired by a group of students, who asked me advice about how to develp
What is the relationship between research and education?
And what is the role of interdisciplinarity and project work in IT education?
Yesterday 17th March I attended a workshop organized by IME. The goal of the workshop was that of getting feedback from the Norwegian IT industry representants about the ICT education provided at our faculty. Very positive that 30 persons decided to dedicate their day to this goal. Interesting discussions.
I am not sure if we manage to disseminate our “raison d’être” as an institution which has research and education as equally important and mutually dependent goals. Those people I talked with were not postive to interdisciplinarity nor project work as a tool for cooperative learning. Research&Education, interdisciplinarity, project work: I have used 22 years to practive and reflect about these issues.
Even a young student was advocating the effectiveness of professors teaching at the blackboard with their choke on the blackboard and individual exams.
I listened more than I talked. I wanted to shout and refer to my inspirators: Lev Vygotskij, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, and my own professor Conradi. But I was polite and I listened. I have at least 22 more years to insist on research, interdisciplinarity, and project work.
Creative and Open Software Engineering Practices and Tools in Community Projects
Creative and Open Software Engineering Practices and Tools in Community Projects, Konstantinos Chorianopoulos, Letizia Jaccheri, Alexander Salveson Nossum EICS_extended_abstract_2012accepted at EICS 2012
Philosophy of Interaction – and the Interactive User Experience by Dag Svanaes
Today I finally prioritized to see and listen to this video by colleague Professor Dag Svanæs. This is one of four videos of a series, all available at interaction-design.org.
Seminar om kunst og vitenskap
29. februar kl. 19:00
I en stadig mer teknologisk og digital verden setter seminaret spørsmål ved hva kunst og vitenskap har felles og hvordan de kan hjelpe oss på vår vei til forståelse av oss selv og verden.
Panelet består av Annika Borg (kunstner) og Letizia Jaccheri (NTNU). Ordstyrer er Jon-Arild Johansen fra Trondheim Kunstmuseum.
Seminaret arrangeres av NTNU Vitenskapsenteret, på TKM Gråmølna – gratis inngang.
Presentation ppt
math+english=employment
My argument here is a pray to all south European students to study English and mathematics as much as they can and to all lucky Norwegian students to be open and generous to South European ones.
Background
I came to Norway for the first time in 1989 while the Berlin Wall was falling. I looked CNN in a room at Moholt. I did not understand much English but I had an intuition that something important was happening. In 1989, Italy used to be one of the five World biggest echonomy. I had just graduated in computer science from the third oldest university in the world (Pisa University) from a department which had started to offer Computer Science Degrees since 1969. In Trondheim, I started to work with Professor Conradi and his team and even if my English was very bad (since I had never had English in school) I integrated well in the group and we produced some publications, like for example in IEEE Transaction of software engineering, which have been successful. Check google scholar if you want.
Many years have passed, I am a professor at the same department where I use to be a guest research student. I still work with professor Conradi and with some of the brilliant guys who used to be excellent students at Glæshaugen 20 years ago. We seat in the leader team of the department, and yesterday the student representing students in the board had a request for us. He asked the board to introduce a new rule to stop South European students who do not speak good English to join the studies as they disturb and disrupt the team work.
I have learned not to share my feeling around a meeting table. I did not say anything. I started to breath and to think. I was thinking of my own experience of 20 years ago and at the same time at the south European boys and girls, especially Italians. I thought that I have a message for them. I want to shout to all south European students to study English and mathematics as much as they can, so that they will save themselves from unemployment. I have also a pray to to all lucky Norwegian students, including my children, to be open and generous to South European ones. I have seen the Berlin wall fall, I now see 1 millions of Greeks in the Street of Athens, scenes are similar to those of 1989 in Berlin, something big is happening and even if I understand Enlish very well, I am not understanding what.
Conclusions
Please tell to south European students to study English and mathematics as much as they can, so that they will save themselves from unemployment. Please tell to all lucky Norwegian students to be open and generous to European ones. The world will always change and we have all to be prepared that rich countries can become poor. Education and open mind, nobody will take them from you.
Old blog
My blog can be read here. The Italian splinder platform closed and it was an occasion for me to conclude seven years of not strategic blogging. I have blogged in English, Italian, Norwegian, on life, research, and everything. A lot of fun and now a great opportunity (700 pages) to look at about what i have done, achieved, observed, not achieved. Today I have an urgent need to share my feelings and observations about the Utøya process, I do not want in fact to write, tell, remember his name, as I do not want to give me the attention he is looking for. But this is blog about my working life, so I will not share feelings.
new course about interactive media for bachelor students at NTNU forthcoming
feedback/input needed
Water! Social Change through New Media
Water! Social Change through New Media
Letizia Jaccheri (letizia@idi.ntnu.no),
Alexander S. Nossum (alexander.nossum@ntnu.no)
Liv Arnesen (liv@livarnesen.com)
Andreas Krokan (andreas@livarnesen.com)
Accepted at Technoport 2012