EAPRIL NEWS


  • NEW: Interesting hosting the 2014 EAPRIL Conference? Please find here more information on the criteria!

 

  • NEW: Apply for the 2013 EAPRIL Best Research & Practice Project Award! More information can be found here!

    Still doubting whether you should apply for this Award or not? Perhaps the experiences of the 2012 Winner, Luc Nijs (Ghent University, Belgium), can convince you! You can read all about his project, his experiences with the Award and the EAPRIL Conference, and his advice in our interview with him.

     

     
  • NEW: Submissions for the 2013 Conference are OPEN now. Visit our 2013 Conference Website and Submission System.

 

 

  • NEW: The names of the three interesting keynote speakers for the upcoming 2013 EAPRIL Conference are known! Prof. dr. Anne-Nelly Perret-Clermont, Prof. dr. Pierre Dillenbourg, and Prof. dr. Susan McKenney have accepted our invitation to act as keynote speakers in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. More information on their keynote speeches will be soon available online.

 

 

  •  Thanks to photographer Daniel Schildt (http://autiomaa.org), EAPRIL is able to publish the pictures of the 2012 EAPRIL conference online! Please feel free to take a look at our conference album! 

 

 

  •   Keynote presentations of Prof. dr. Pasi Sahlberg, Prof. dr. Frank de Jong, and Mr. Patrick Belpaire are available online!

 

                         Finnish lessons: what can the world learn from educational change in Finland? (Prof. dr. Pasi Sahlberg)

                             Beyond Current Methodology of Practice Oriented Reserach: ETI Research (Prof. dr. Frank de Jong)

                     Could mapping L&D innovations support the creation of L&D competences in the field? (Mr. Patrick Belpaire)

 


  •  Hand-outs of the pre-conference by Dr. Hannu Heikkinen at the 2012 EAPRIL Conference in Jyväskylä are available online!

 

                                                                  What is a good (action) research made of?

 

 

 

  • EAPRIL Membership 2013 now open! You can join/renew here!

 

 

 

Luc Nijs

IPEM, Department of Musicology, Ghent University

The Music Paint Machine. An embodied constructivist approach to technology-enhanced instrumental music instruction

 

                                                                                   



 

 

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