European Symposium Jan 7-8, Enschede, The Netherlands

ISLS May 19, 2020 JLS News

We are happy to invite you to participate in the PULSE-2021 symposium on the Learning Sciences that will take place on 7-8 January 2021 in Enschede, The Netherlands.

The aim of PULSE-2021 is to bring together early career researchers who are excited about learning and who wish to understand how learning can be enabled, improved, and supported in different contexts using (technological) tools, social networks, and practices. During PULSE-2021 you will listen to inspiring keynote speeches, participate in interactive workshops, and meet peers and leading experts during social events. 

  • Are you a PhD or Postdoc?
  • Are you interested in Learning Sciences?
  • Are you up for meeting peers and experts in the field?

Then check our website www.pulse2021.nl to see how you can apply!
Hope to see you in Enschede! 

PULSE-2021 organizing committee,

Prof. dr. Susan McKenney
Dr. Jan van Aalst
Frances Wijnen, M. Sc.
Natasha Dmoshinskaia, M. Sc.
Sharanya Lal, M. Sc.
Sara van der Linden, M.Sc  

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