Programme:

3rd of May from 9am to 12pm: A general introduction to open and citizen science in HEIs

• 9am to 10am: welcoming and keynote speaker introduction

• 10am to 10.20am: TALK "Citizen science within and beyond universities: some inspiring examples" by Web2Learn

• 10.20am to 12.00am: POSTER SESSION"Get inspired: presentation of open knowledge and open innovation use cases" by INOS partners

3rd of May from 2pm to 5pm- A practical approach on pedagogical tools and best practices developed through the INOS project. 

• 2pm to 3.30pm: WORKSHOPS " Review and recommendations on the integration of OS in HE curricula » by University of Oulu OR " World café: Fostering open innovation in your HEI" by University of Bordeaux

• 4pm to 4.45pm: DEMOS "The guide of best practices on open knowledge activities" / Tallinn University OR “Consolidating learning in Open Science : the INOS Learning Design Framework”  by Aalborg University

3rd of May from 6pm to 7.30pm: KNOWLEDGE CAFÉ “Open data in all its form: science, pedagogy and society” by the datactivists and University of Bordeaux Online mode and face-to-face mode in Bordeaux (Amphitheater 3 - Pôle universitaire des sciences de gestion, 31 rue Abadie in Bordeaux)

4th of May from 9am to 12.30am: the social and innovative role of HEIs through Open and Citizen Science 

• 9am to 9.30am: TALK “Beyond open and citizen science: social innovation and open data: examples from the field” by Aalborg University

• 9.30 to 10am: TALK “Learning from Citizen Science through several educational institutions” by Tallinn University

• 10am to 10.20am: TALK “Co-creating a Shared Vision for Citizen Science in Higher Education: Pitfalls and Recommendations by LIBER

• 10.30am to 12.30pm: CLOSING ROUND TABLE “How to integrate and structure Open and Citizen Science within institutions and European projects” Structuring a common vision of open and citizen science through Europe: sharing experiences and building projects