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Denmarks “National Centre for Kompetanceudvikling” has just published a news-article on the conference.
You can read it here
We do hope all participants had a good trip home. Some stayed on for NERA and others went sightseeing. If yo did I hope you managed to enjoy Saturday, which was a very beautiful day… like the week was making up for wednesday 😉
We have managed to put the slides from our keynote speakers onto the site Wiki.
Andreas Fejes | Ingibjörg Elsa Guðmundsdóttir | Bjarne Wahlgren
And we ask those who have not yet put their slides onto the wiki to do so.
Those of you who have Slideshare accounts might like to put them there and embed the slides into the wiki like we did for the keynote presentations. If you do not know how to do that and do not want to learn how to do it, just send us your presentation and we will upload it to the conference channel and embed it for you 😉
Here are just a few ideas on where to eat…
Close to venue:
View 5NCoAL Restaurants for Monday in a larger map
- Potturinn og pannan: Good Icelandic ingredience, buffet
- American Style: Hamburger
- Pítan: Pita with meat, fish or falaffel
- Vox: in Hotel Hilton Nordica
- on Suðurlandsbraut: East of Hotel Hilton, many Asian restaurants
Downtown:
- See a review on the Grapevine
- Search engine for restaurants
- Lonely planet guide
You might like to check out
- Fishmarket (rather expensive)
- Grillmarket (rather expensive)
- Icelandic Fish and Chips (reasonable price)
- Sægreifinn (reasonable price)
- Marina (newest hip and cool bar and hang out)
- Taste traditional Icelandic food: Café Loki
- Best brunch in town is in Vox in the Hilton hotel Nordica.
We would like to inform you of the following:
1. Fly bus. There are regular Fly buses in connection with every flight, between Keflavik International Airport
and the Central Bus Station (BSÍ) in Reykjavik. The bus service brings you directly to your hotel, be sure to buy a ticket all the way. You walk across the parking in front of the arrival hall to get to the busses.
- Tickets can be bought on arrival inside the terminal building at the Reykjavik Excursions booth or in the ticket machine located by the exit door of the terminal building.
- Sometimes you can even buy the ticket on board Icelandair planes.
- Tickets can also be bought online prior to your journey on www.flybus.is
2. Money can be exchanged at the local bank at Keflavik airport, and ATM machines are located widely around town, close to the hotels and credit cards are accepted (almost) everywhere in Iceland.
- The exchange rate should be better than in your home country.
3. Monday 4th March – early registration and welcome drinks at SKÁLI– University of Iceland, School of Education, v/ Stakkahlíð Háteigsveg between 18.00 – 19.00.
4. Tuesday 5th March – registration for late arrivals 8.30-9.00. The conference opens at 9:00. University of Iceland, School of Education, v/ Stakkahlíð Háteigsveg
5. Tuesday 5th March – Culture and history walk Reykjavík downtown 18.00-19.00. Meet at the harbor and take a short walk through old downtown Reykjavík with a guide – interesting stories and sights -.
- The tour ends at the Iðnó Restaurant for the conference dinner.
6. Tuesday 5th March – Conference dinner Restaurant Iðnó 19.00. For those who have not registered yet please let us know if you will be attending the dinner.
7. Please note that if you have food allergies or food intolerance you must also notify the waiter on site – we have also sent the requests beforehand.
8. With our natural hot water we strongly recommend that you bring your swimsuits, there are open air swimming pools all around in Reykjavik and then there is, of course the
- Blue Lagoon not to be missed! The weather is for ever changing so better to bring warm and waterproof clothes and good shoes. http://www.swimminginiceland.com/
See information on weather on www.vedur.is
9. Please read the website for further information and updates on the program: http://fifth.ncoal.org/updates/
Download and print this page: Practical info before you arrive
You can check out all the times and rooms for all sessions in the program now.
The page on the Venue has detailed maps.
You will have wi-fi access to the internet in the conference venue.
Iðnó
Part of coming to a conference is to experience nice things together with collegues. Although our time together is short we hope you will enjoy:
- Meeting with us informallyon Monday at 18:00-19:00 over a beer/glass of wine some snacks before going for supper somewhere with collegues and aquantances. Registration is open in at the University of Iceland, School of Education, in the reception area “Skáli“. This gives the opportunity to mingle and get acquainted before the work starts on Tuesday morning.
- On Tuesday evening those who like are invited for an hour-long stroll from Reykjavik harbour through the oldest part of the City to Iðnó, where we will have an Conference Dinner together.
- The Conference dinner is in iðnó, a house built by the society of craftsmen (iðnaðarmenn). It has been the home of schools and theaters to name a few.
Meeting point for walk from harbor and… at the bottom of the picture: Iðnó
More details in the conference program which is distributed at registration
Due to unforeseeable changes… a late cancellation. We have had to change the programme a bit.
Sessions B, C and G change somewhat. See here below:
Session B on Tuesday:
No change:
Erosion of theory and practice in adult education?
Anja Heikkinen
Moved here:
Cogenerative Learning and Research – Heterogeneity and Reflective Leadership
Robert Skaresund & Jan-Erik Perneman
Session C on Tuesday:
Both of these presentations moved here from Wednesday:
How can dialogue enhance the learning experience of older adults (45+) in Higher Education?
Chris McAllister, Poulter, Grace
Learning in later life and the U3A movement in Norway
Sigvart Tøsse
Session G on Wednesday
Moved here:
From working life into higher education
Per Andersson
No change:
Job training and developing further competences for workers in elementary schools other than teachers.
Hidur Betty & Valgeir B. Magnússon
We hope this does not cause any inconveniences, but this seemed the best solution we could find.
Thematically some presentations seem to fit even better together now 😉
Check out our a daytour offer for monday!
If you arrive on Sunday, maybe you might like to book a daytour on Monday.
Check out the daytours our conference handler: Yourhost, is offering, and enjoy an enventfull day touring Iceland.