Dates:
- 4-9 July 2011 (application deadline passed)
- 24-29 October 2011 (application deadline is 1 September 2011)
- 19-24 March 2012 (application deadline is 31 January 2012)
- 2-7 July 2012 (application deadline is 30 April 2012)
- 22-27 October 2012 (application deadline is 31 July 2012)
Location: Leuven Institute for Ireland in Europe, Leuven, Belgium
To participate in a course, apply here.
What can you expect?
Aimed at enthusiastic educators who would like to create their own educational video materials, this week-long residential course organised by ATiT combines theoretical and practical elements. It will raise your awareness as to the value video can bring to teaching and learning and will equip you with the necessary basic skills to create and share your own educational video materials.
You will work in a small team to produce your own educational video programme and this process is interchanged with theoretical sessions and visits to ensure a good balance of work. The course culminates with a public showcase of the videos produced by the different teams to an invited audience.
The course agenda includes a visit to the Belgian Film Archive, CINEMATEK and other relevant organisations in the area. You will have access to recording and editing and can also bring your own camera and laptop. You will also be provided with a selection of resources, materials and tools to enhance your own creation of educational video resources as well as tips and suggestions about how to use existing video-based resources.
A good mix of theory and hands-on. Both basic and more sophisticated stuff.
(Participant - February 2011 course)
This course is provided in English and the number of participants is limited to 20. Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance at the end of the course.
Costs & How to apply?
The full cost of participation in this week-long residential course is € 1,400, including accommodation, all meals, tuition and materials as well as guided visits to institutions related to film and education. Funding to cover the full costs of participation including accommodation and flights is available through the Comenius/Grundtvig programme of the European Commission, find out more here. The number of participants is limited to 20, funded applicants are guaranteed a place first and then non-funded participants are accepted on a first-come first-served basis.
To participate in a course, apply online.
This course is being run in association with the annual MEDEA Awards, a competition set up to recognize excellence in the use of media in education. For more information about MEDEA and to view the media gallery with best practice examples, visit the MEDEA website: http://www.medea-awards.com.
Contact us
If you have any further questions, please contact Sally Reynolds and Nikki Cortoos via e-mail: video-course@atit.be or telephone +32 16 284 040.