Dear All,
Please find the link below for a EUROCLIO-coordinated online seminar. Please
pass this onto our colleagues in Turkeywho might be interested. The deadline to
register is October 1st.
http://euroclio.getforum.org/
From 11-15 October 2010, EUROCLIO will be hosting the Online Seminar on
"Cartoons and Multiperspectivity". Aimed at teacher trainees, the seminar will
focus on cartoons from the selected themes in 20th century history. Participants
will debate the multiple perspectives that can be generated from these cartoons
while identifying the biases with which they were created and disseminated.
Teacher training institutions from a wide range of countries, such as the
University of Iceland, the University of Malta, Fontyns Hogeschool and
Hogeschool van Amsterdam in The Netherlands, University of the West of England,
University of Chichester, University of East Anglia, Edgehill University in
United Kingdom, University of Pretoria and University of Kwa-Zulu Natal in
South Africa - Pretoria, Monash University in Australia, University of Montreal
in Canada, have agreed to participate in the seminar. Guidance will be provided
by Dr Ian Phillips, well-versed in multiperspectivity and the use of cartoons in
history classrooms. More participating institutions are welcome. For more
information please contact Jonathan Even-Zohar at jonathan@euroclio.nl.
Registration for the (cost-free) seminar closes on 1 October 2010.
Kind Regards,
Patrick Barker
Project Manager- EUROCLIO Secretariat
European Association of History Educators
Laan van Meerdervoort 70
Phone: +31 70 3817836
Fax:+31 70 3853669
Mobile: +31 616707801
Skype: patrick.t.barker
www.euroclio.eu/ www.historiana.eu
2517 AN The Hague
The Netherlands
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