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Keynote Five – E-infrastructure, the oxygen for advanced Research and Education.
I. Vellidis, Hall “Alexandros” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiKeynote Six – Some lessons from Korean higher education innovation effort
I. Vellidis, Hall “Alexandros” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiSome lessons from Korean higher education innovation effort: Internationalization, Interdisciplinarity, Industry collaboration and IT Innovation: A case of Seoul National University
Coffee Break
I. Vellidis, Hall “Ellopia” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiParallel Session Five – Leadership & Management
I. Vellidis, Hall “Alexandros” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiGregory Palmer, “Central IT Organizations and How They Support Research in the U.S.”
Simon Price, “Academic IT support for Data Science”
Outi Tasala, “Future Trends in Higher Education and Research in Finland”
Parallel Session Five – ICT Infrastructure & Security
I. Vellidis, Hall “Olympias” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiJan Van Calster, “How Application Virtualization improved the student and staff IT experience at Odisee University College”
Asbjørn Thorsen, “You are leaking metadata!”
George Kougioumtzakis and Savvas Anastasiades, “Democratizing certified video conferencing”
Parallel Session Five – Teaching & Learning
I. Vellidis, Hall “Kassandros” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiYves Epelboin, “MOOCs: searching for a viable business model”
Pantelis Balaouras, Konstantinos Tsimpanis and Lazaros Merakos, “The Greek Universities Open Courses Program”
Andrzej Żyławski, “Computer science higher education in Poland, Quality & quantity analysis”
Parallel Session Five – OpenX & Interoperability
I. Vellidis, Hall “Fillipos” Leof. Stratou 3, Thessaloniki 546 39, ThessalonikiMalte Dreyer and Andreas Vollmer, “An Integral Approach to Support Research Data Management at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin”
Tom Demeranville and Josh Brown, “Project THOR: Persistent Identifiers in the service of open, interoperable research”
Anne Thoring, Dominik Rudolph and Raimund Vogl, “How Do Researchers Manage their Data? An Empirical Comparison between Policies and Practice”