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List of publications reported by Refine partners
27 July 2005
NORWAY
- Vox's web site has a number of publications on the validation of informal and non-formal learning, both on secondary school level and in higher education.
Realkompetanseprosjektet 1999-2002 - I mål eller på startstreken? Sluttrapport.: Vox 2002. (Final report on the Realkompetanse project).The Realkompetanse Project - Validation of non-formal and informal learning in Norway: VOX 2002. (English short version of the Realkompetanse project report).
- Opheim/Helland:
"Kartlegging av realkompetansereformen", NIFU Skriftserie 6/2004. ISSN: 0808-4572. (A report on the practice of realkompetanse as criterion for entrance into higher education).
- Ellen Brandt:
"Kartlegging av praksisbasert høyere utdanning". NIFU/STEP Skriftserie 8/2005. ISSN: 1504-1832. (A report on the practice of realkompetanse as basis for exemptions from study programs).
- NOKUT (The Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education) has run a project on refugees without documentation of former education, "Godkjenning av utenlandsk høyere utdanning for flyktninger med mangelfull dokumentasjon".
FRANCE
- Ulrike Josenhans / Marc Robichon
How can skills be evaluated for the purpose of certification?
Dans: Education permanente n° 158, mars 2004
UNITED KINGDOM
- Prof. Bob Johnson. 2002 Models of APEL and quality assurance, SEEC, ISBN 0-9541375-0-7.
- Prof Bob Johnson and Dr Anita Walsh. 2005 SEEC Companion to the QAA Guidelines on the Accreditation of Prior learning, SEEC,
ISBN 0-9541375-9-0.
- QAA 2004 Guidelines on the accreditation of APL. QAA.
FINLAND
- Kari Nyyssölä, Koulun ulkopuolella opitun tunnustaminen (Recognition of learning taken place outside school). Moniste 13/2002. Opetushallitus.
Abstract in English.
- Jukka Määttä, 2003. Tunnista ja tunnusta opittu! (Recognition of non-formal learning in formal education. Account of forms, practicies, cooperation, and problems.) Finnish Adult Education Association. 8.6.2005. Finnish language.
- Aikaisemmin hankitun osaamisen tunnustaminen koulutusjärjestelmässä (Recognition of prior learning in the educational system). Reports of the Ministry of Education, Finland. 2004. Abstract in English.
- Suositus vapaan sivistystyön kansalaisopinnoista. (Recommendation for a Curriculum to Support Active Citizenship) (with an inbuilt possibility to include previous and experiental learning). Finnish Adult Education Association. 2003. Finnish language. Swedish language. The English version will be available on Internet by 25 June 2005.
- Suositus tietoyhteiskuntavalmiudet -opintokokonaisuudesta. (Recommendation for a Curriculum to Information Society Competences) (with an inbuilt possibility to include previous and experiental learning). Finnish Adult Education Association. 2003. Finnish language. Swedish language.
LITHUANIA
- Tereseviciene Margarita et al. Tendencies of identification, assessment and recognition of non-formal and informal learning in Europe and Lithuania. Profesinis rengimas. Publication of Vytautas Magnus University. 2003 Nr.6, p.76-93.
The article presents a review of the experinece of European countries in the area of identification, assessment and recognition of non-formal and informal learning. Also, the findings of a pilot research, performed in Lithuanian enterprises and vocational schools, are presented.
ITALY
- Corradi, C. (a cura di), 2003, Il sapere visibile. Politica della conoscenza e valore dell'esperienza nei sistemi universitari, Roma, Nuova Phoenix.
ROMANIA
Romania has a national trimestrial magazine called Paideia, where it was written two years ago something about a project dealing with the recognition of the work related competence in foreign languages-project called ROSLOTRAIN.
In the following number of this year ( nr.3) it will be given for publishing the presentation of the Refine project and the Report in Romanian of the first phase of the experimentation. Web link. In this page there is a separate chapter called Paideia.
EUCEN
- Davies, P. (2003) Transfine - TRANSfer between Formal, Informal and Non-formal Education. Final report to the European Commission.
Go to the web site, select Results and Final Report. See especially section 3 which includes the recommendations for European framework for the recognition of non-formal and informal learning with a discussion on the various tools available.
- Refine - Recognising Formal, Informal and Non-formal education. Current project funded under the Joint Action programme. The web site has the proposal, all working documents, interim reports from 12 countries and different educational sectors. The project is due to be completed at end of December 2005. The final report will be published and put on the site shortly after that.
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ACC Danemark
2005-6: Schools for Europe Community College III
ACC (Association for Community Colleges) will be carrying out a one-week community college for 20 young Europeans with the aim of discussing validation (valuing) of non-formal and informal learning in community college activities and explore validation methods in order to validate the real competences achieved in non-formal and informal learning. The purpose of such methods is to create greater visibility and give the possibility of comparison across cultures.
Outstanding Global Work award (Oct.7th)
04-10-04 Valuing FECC learning - a hearing
How can we validate nonformal and informal learning? How can we develop a set of common principles regarding validation in order to ensure greater comparability between approaches in different countries and at different levels? Theses issues are being discussed in the EU for the moment. The ACC-members have also discussed theses issues in order to find a suitable way to validate the learning at the European Community Colleges. You have the possibility to read a summery of the main points from the validation debate a long with some comments on the concept of the Danish Folk High Schools as source of inspiration for the First European Community College. Read more here, get inspired and maybe you feel like expressing your opinion about how to validate the learning at the FECC ..
NIACE UK
Publications
Publications of Niace on APEL
Conferences:
- Past Conferences - June 1999
- Past Conferences November 1999
- Past Conferences - March 2001
- Past Conferences - Walking Ten Feet Tall - 2002
- Past Conferences - Working Together - 2002
Projects:
- Young adults' experiences of literacy, language & numeracy
- Success factors in informal learning: young adults' experiences of literacy, language and numeracy
- The Skill Project
- Clubs and Societies
- Basic Skills and Opportunities for Women
- YALP Completed Projects
Advocacy:
Germany
Cyprus Adult Education Association
Hungarian
Hungarian Folk High School Society (HFHSS)
László Németh Academy
Latvia
Latvian Adult Education Association (LAEA)
Latvijas Pieauguðo izglîtîbas apvienîba
Lithuania
Lithuanian Association of Adult Education
Projects.
More details.
Sweden
Switzerland
Schweizerischer Verband für Weiterbildung (SVEB)
ALICE - Adult Learning Information Centre
Italia
FIPEC - Associazione Naxionale di Promoxione Sociale
L'offerta di educazione non formale in Italia.
Portugal
ENTRE-SERRAS, has launched a series of initiatives that aims to promote the development of Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning. A special attention is given to non-formal and informal education.
The project "Singing the Janeiras - Learning in non-formal context" was awarded in a good-practice national context and was recognised as one of the twenty five best practices, regarding basic skills and key competence, by the European Civil Society NGO Platform on future Objectives of Education and Training systems in Europe.
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