Description
The planned mobility is a follow-up project based on first research stay in Trondheim in April/May 2015 (NF-CZ07-INP-2-0202014). During the first mobility the applicant and his local host (prof. Jan Ketil Rod) drafted two grant proposals and started working on innovating of local field trip within the geography education. The idea is to incorporate more of "playful geography" methods into local field-trips organised by the Department of Geography. The applicant is member of research team as a part of the international ERASMUS+ project focused on "Field-based learning: multidisciplinary mobile mapping methods". This mobility should allow both teams to connect and transfer knowledge and experience to/from Norway and back.
Summary of project results
The planned mobility was a follow-up project based on first research stay in Trondheim in April/May 2015 (NF-CZ07-INP-2-0202014). During the first mobility the applicant and his local host (prof. Jan Ketil Rod) drafted two grant proposals and started working on innovating of local field trip within the geography education. The idea was to incorporate more of "playful geography" methods into local field-trips organised by the Department of Geography. During the stay the applicant cooperated with the host (prof. Jan Ketil Rod) on two innovative projects related to the playful geography and field courses - one was focused on Story Maps technology and the other one was focused on Wherigo platform as a tool for field courses interaction. The most important outcome of the stay is signed ERASMUS+ agreement (both students´ and teachers´ exchanges), idea for grant proposal and start of common academic paper.
Summary of bilateral results
Increased skills/competences of staff