Symposium 2017

The 17th International Symposium
for School History Museums & Collections in Dordrecht in July 2017


The theme of the Symposium was ‘Looking back to the future, presenting school history for a new era’. The conference program consisted of plenary keynote lectures and discussions. 

Click on the links below to download the available presentations.

Presentations Thursday 5th of July 2017

• Historical Classrooms are no longer sufficiënt – Matthias Rösch (Nürnberg, Germany)
• A new path for the Danish Museum of Education – Lea Cecilie Bennedsen (Copenhagen, Danmark)
• European Digital School Museums (EuDisMus) – Marko Ljubic (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
• Interlinking Pictura – Stefanie Kollmann (Berlin, Germany)
• Schoolmuseum in Osnabrück on its way – Elisbeth and Eckehard Czucka (Osnabrück, Germany)
• We create the future so that the past can entertain and educate – Vanekova, Koci, Kunstekova (Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
• The idea of working education and their application in the present society – Maja Nikolova (Belgrade, Servia)
• Museums of education and international collaboration with exhibition: experiences of slavic speaking Europe – Branko Sustar (Ljubljana, Slovenia)


Presentations Friday 6th of July 2017

• The system of work of the pedagogical museum of Ukraine with different categories of visitors – Kira Stepanovych (Kyiv, Ukraïne)
• Understanding the mobilities of engaging youths through the museum: a case study of school museum in Ondo State Nigeria – M.S. Jayeola-Omoyeni (Ondo, Nigeria)
• Cornelis Jetses, selfportrait of an artist and illustrator in the pedagogic realm - Liane Strauss (Germany)
• Education about the Dutch East Indies – Jacques Dane (Nationaal Onderwijsmuseum, Netherlands)
• They took our school – young in occupied Oslo – Aud Rudshagen (Oslo, Norway)
• Exhibition Projects of the Pedagogical Museum of Ukraïne the topic and features of operation - Oleksander Mikhno (Kyiv, Ukraïne)
• Integrating school history into childhood history – Mette Tveit (Stavanger, Norway)
• Nature's Classroom - The School Garden Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow – Mateja Ribaric (Ljubljana, Slovenia)


Contact

For all enquiries about the Symposium please contact mrs. Linda Terpstra on the details below.

Linda Terpstra, Project Manager Symposium
Phone: 0031 78 632 68 20
Email: symposium@onderwijsmuseum.nl