Beit Daniel Handout - Tempus Corinthiam

CORINTHIAM – IL Partners:
Beit Daniel ECTS Workshop
19-20
December
2010

Contents
Participants 1
Schedule 2-3
Speaker Bios 4-6
Logistics 7-8

Participants
Institution
Participant
Name
Title
Email
1. BAAD Prof. Yaarha Bar- Deputy President for yaarah@bezalel.ac.il
On
Academic Affairs
2. BAAD Liv Sperber/ Director of International liv@bezalel.ac.il
Affairs and Resource
Development
3. BAAD Noa Appel TEMPUS ECTS
tempus.ects@bezalel.ac.
Coordinator
il
4. BAAD Mike Turner UNESCO Chair in Urban turnerm@013.net
Design and Conservation
Studies
5. BAAD Architect Yuval
Yaski
Head of the Department
of Architecture
6. BGU Einat Noy Administrative Director, enoy@bgu.ac.il
Overseas Student
Program
7. BGU Hila Zehavi Tempus Coordinator hilape@bgu.ac.il
8. BGU Moshe Amir Director, Office of Tivoli@bgu.ac.il
International Academic
Affairs
9. BGU Rachel Balaban Administrative
Coordinator, Office of
International Academic
Affairs
oiaa@bgu.ac.il or
rbf@bgu.ac.il
10. Brighton
University
11. Brighton
University
Anne Boddington
Ms Carolyn Bew
Dean of Faculty
Faculty of Arts
Director: Centre for
Excellence in Teaching
& Learning through
Design (CETLD)
Art Design Media
Subject Centre, The
Higher Education
Academy
12. Cork Declan Kennedy Senior Lecturer in
Science Education,
Department of
Education,
University College,
Cork, Ireland.
A.Boddington@bton.ac.
uk
C.Bew@brighton.ac.uk
d.kennedy@ucc.ie
13. HUJI Joel Alpert (2) Associate Rector for
Administration
& Academic Secretary
14. HUJI Iris Avivi Administrative Director
Rothberg International
School
15. HUJI Prof. Aaron
Palmon,
Head, Institute of Dental
Sciences, Faculty of
Dental Sciences
joela@savion.huji.ac.il
irisa@savion.huji.ac.il
apalmon@cc.huji.ac.il
16. HUJI Yaacov Schul Vice Rector yschul@savion.huji.ac.i
l
17. HUJI Yochi Moshe Assistant Academic yochim@savion.huji.ac.
Secretary
il
18. HUJI Judy Goldstein Students' Administration judyg@savion.huji.ac.il
19. HUJI Billy Shapira Vice President &
Director General
20. HUJI Ayelet Erez Senior Assistant to the
Vice President &
Director General
21. IDC Eric Zimmerman Academic Secretary and zimmee@idc.ac.il
Director of Research
22. IDC Hilla Aloni Head of Faculty
haloni@idc.ac.il
Administration
23. IDC Noa Cohen Faculty Administration conoa@idc.ac.il
Panzer
24. IDC Gila Patchornik Assistant to the
gilap@idc.ac.il
Academic Secretary
25. IDC Anna
Student Exchange ahershkowitz@idc.ac.il
Hershkowitz Coordinator
26. Utrecht
Network
Don Sparling
don.sparling@gmail.co
m
27. Utrecht
Wessel Meijer Head Fontys
w.meijer@fontys.nl
Network
International Office
28. VUB Carlos Machado CORINTHIAM Project
Coordinator
carlos.machado@vub.ac
.be
29. Universidade Adriana Lago de Head of International Adriana@gri.uminho.pt
do Minho,
Portugal
Adriana Lago
de Carvalho
Carvalho
Relations
30. Shenkar
College
Prof. Yuli Tamir President
31. Tempus
National
Contact Office
– CHE
Gadi Haber
External Relations, NTO
Member, CHE
gadi@che.org.il

Program
Day One
Time Title Room
06:00 Arrival of European Guests http://www.openu.ac.il/beitdaniel
09:30 Breakfast for European Guests arriving late Main Building/Dining Hall
night/early morning
10:00 Arrival – Light Refreshments Main Building/Dining Hall
10:30 Rationale and Pedagogical Implications of the Bet Lillian Seminar Room
Bologna Process
Anne Boddington (and Carolyn Bew)
12:30 Lunch and check-in to Rooms (Bet Daniel Main Building/Dining Hall
residents)
13:30 ECTS - Advantages and Disadvantages Bet Lillian Seminar Room
Don Sparling
15:00 Introducing modularisation, ECTS and
Learning Outcomes into the university system.
Bet Lillian Seminar Room
Declan Kennedy
In this talk Declan will describe how his university
moved from a non-modularised and non ECTS
credited programme structure to fully modularised
programmes expressed in ECTS credits and
Learning Outcomes in order to be fully compliant
with the Bologna Process.
The use of Learning Outcomes in
describing modules and programmes
at university level as required by the
Bologna Process. In this presentation
I will cover lots of practical
examples across a wide range of
subject areas in the university.
A case study of how our
university moved from nonmodularised
and non ECTS credited
programmes to fully modularised
courses expressed in ECTS credits in
order to be fully compliant with the
Bologna Process.
17:00 Free time and check-in to rooms (Bet Maimon http://www.maimon.com/indexus.php
Hotel residents)
18:00 Dinner Main Building/Dining Hall
19:15 Carmel Winery – Tour and Tasting
21:30 Return to Bet Daniel/Bet Maimon http://www.carmelwines.co.il
Coffee/Tea and wifi access in Bet Ruth Small
Seminar Room

Day Two
08:00 Breakfast (Guests staying at Beit Main Building/Dining Hall
Maimon should check out first.)
09:00 Diploma Supplement (including Bet HaSofrim Seminar Room
professional degrees and recognition)
Adriana Lago de Carvalho
Don Sparling
10:45 Case Studies from the Trenches - Bet HaSofrim Seminar Room
Guests (and Israel)
Anne Boddington, Chair
Don Sparling
Declan Kennedy - The
Experience of University
College Cork in ensuring
Compliance with the Bologna
Process.
Carolyn Bew
12:45 Lunch Main Building/Dining Hall
13:30 Mechanics of Conducting the Pilot Bet HaSofrim Seminar Room
Projects
Wessel Meijer
Adriana Lago de Carvalho
16:30 Conclusions Bet HaSofrim Seminar Room
17:00 Farewells

Bios of Speakers
Wessel Meijer
Wessel Meijer (1964) is a true believer that positive
personal experiences with people and ideas from other
countries and other cultures can enrich your view on live.
It improves the way you work and live. But he is not a
dreamer but tries to put things in practice. Therefore
international cooperation in education is a “red thread” in
his career. At this moment he is head of the International
Office of Fontys University of Applied Sciences, a large
higher education institution located in several places in the
south of the Netherlands. He holds this managing position
for four years now. His 15-staff office, with branches in
three cities, is promoting study abroad opportunities for
the students from his university and facilitates a hassle-low stay for international
students at his university. Furthermore he acts as internal consultant for the faculty
and the executive board for, both strategic and practical issues concerning
internationalization. He is elected chair of the national forum of Dutch Universities of
Applied Sciences on internationalization issues. Before 2007 he was senior advisor at
Utrecht University in several roles, but most of them were connected with
international cooperation. The last ten years or so, you can find him in Brussels in his
capacity as assessor of European cooperation project proposals. A longer time ago, at
the early stages of the European student mobility programmes, he worked at Utrecht
School of the Arts. Wessel Meijer holds a Master of Arts degree in Art and Media
Management in a European Context. He also studied molecular biology.
Apart from his love for internationalization, among his personal interests are
evolution theoru, European flora, long distance walking and funerary culture. He is
married and has a son and a daughter.
Don Sparling
Born and brought up in Ottawa, Canada, Don Sparling attended the University of
Toronto (1961-66) and Oxford University (1966-68). In Czechoslovakia/the Czech
Republic since 1969, he joined the Department of English and American Studies at
Masaryk University in Brno in 1977, twice serving as Chair (1989-94, 1998-99). In
May 2000 he was appointed Director of the Office for International Studies at
Masaryk University, responsible for a particularly wide range of activities that
included negotiating and implementing bilateral agreements with partner universities,
administering all types of student, teacher and staff mobility programmes, devising
internationalization policy, creating and running English-language special
programmes and summer schools for international students, and representing Masaryk
University within international networks (the Utrecht Network, the Compostela Group
of Universities, the Central European Initiative) and at professional conferences such
as the EAIE, NAFSA and AIEA. On many occasions Dr Sparling presented at higher
education events in the Czech Republic and in countries as diverse as Bulgaria,
Greece, Hungary, Portugal, Poland, Lithuania, Norway, the USA, Canada, Tunisia
and Morocco (EAIE and NAFSA workshops and sessions, international
Socrates/Erasmus conferences and workshops, TEMPUS project workshops, etc.). Dr
Sparling retired in August 2009, but has continued to offer his expertise in the field of
international relations at a number of local and international events.

Anne Boddington
Dean of Faculty of Arts at the University of Brighton.
Anne is an architect with a research Masters in Cultural Geography. She is also Director for
the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning through Design. She has a wide range of
experience in managing academic development and practice, research and consultancy
projects across the fields of architecture and design. She has served on a number of
professional committees for the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and the Royal Institute
of British Architects (RIBA) and as Chair of the Design Education Association (DEED). She
has extensive experience in peer review as an external examiner, QAA reviewer, and as a
member of the AHRC Peer Review College.
Carolyn Bew
I am an Educational Developer with the Higher Education Academy, specialising in art and
design. I have taught a diverse range of students across the Higher and Further Education
sectors, including ten years at the University of the Arts, London, where in addition to
teaching I was involved in curriculum design, developed policies and procedures, and helped
to create a community-based scheme supporting young people from families with no tradition
of higher education. Most recently I was an Academic Developer in cross-disciplinary
teaching and research at Kingston University, which involved developing the University's
learning and teaching strategy. In my current post I work with UK Universities and Colleges,
providing national leadership in developing and disseminating evidence-informed practice
about enhancing the student learning experience. My pedagogic approach is based on
educational theory, and is informed by keeping up to date with current research as well as by
engaging in my own research projects. I firmly believe that learning and teaching is defined
by subject, and remain committed to my primary discipline.
Adriana Lago de Carvalho (1970) was born and raised in Brazil, and went to Portugal in
1988 as a degree-seeking international student. Holding a major in Modern Languages and
Literature – Translation Branch and Postgraduate education in Entrepreneurial Advisory, Top
Public Managers as well as in Human Resources Management, she complemented her
training with some meaningful mobility periods abroad through the Erasmus programme and
scattered short-term courses. She has been working in the field of internationalization for over
16 years and since 1998 she has been the Head of the International Relations Office of
University of Minho, where she coordinated the ECTS and DS Labels Applications in 2003
and 2009. She has been a speaker and trainer in several national and international
seminars/workshops/conferences/dissemination sessions in the area of mobility organization,
EU programmes; IRO structure and management; internationalization policy and strategy;
and ECTS and DS (collaborations with EAIE; ATA; European Commission; National
Agency; among others) and has also collaborated with several EU technical assistance units
as an external assessor and expert for EU education programmes and initiatives. Adriana
Lago de Carvalho is currently a member of the Executive Committee of the Compostela
Group of Universities, Liaison Officer for the Santander Group of Universities and has also
been nominated an External International expert in the “Advisory Board” of FAUBAI –
Association of the Brazilian Universities International Cooperation Coordinators.

Train schedule from airport for night and early-morning arrivals
See http://rail.co.il/EN/Pages/HomePage.aspx for more details.
Departs Ben Gurion Airport Arrives at Binyamina Travel Duration
5:16 6:19 1:03
5:59 6:53 0:54
6:20 7:14 0:54
6:59 7:53 0:54
7:12 8:14 1:02
7:59 8:53 0:54
8:23 9:14 0:51
Anna is expected on
this train from Tel Aviv
Savidor; other
European guests as
well.
Links
Ben Gurion Airport, where you will land/depart
http://www.iaa.gov.il/Rashat/en-US/Airports/BenGurion/
Binyamina, where the train stops, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binyamina-Giv'at_Ada
Zikhron Ya’kcov, city of workshop, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zikhron_Ya'akov
Railway from airport to Venue, http://rail.co.il/EN/Pages/HomePage.aspx
Beit Daniel, Workshop/hotel venue, http://www.openu.ac.il/beitdaniel
Beit Maimon, hotel for Israeli and European guests, http://www.maimon.com/indexus.php
Carmel Winery, Evening distraction, http://www.carmelwines.co.il
Israel Tourism, Official site, http://www.goisrael.com/tourism_eng
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ההיסטורי,‏ הפותח שעריו ומציג את הסיפור המרתק מראשית תעשיית היין
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ולפרסים בינלאומיים.‏

ייחוד המרכז וצוותו:‏
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המאפשר להתאים לכם באופן אישי את חווית האירוח ביקב ולהיות רלוונטי
וחדשני לכל קבוצה.‏
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