Educational Leadership Track

Location: TAMK Main Campus, address: Teiskontie 33, B building entrance hall

Programme

Host: Mr Henri Annala, Senior Lecturer and International Coordinator, Pedagogical Innovations and Culture, TAMK

10.00 – 10.15 Welcoming words

Dr. Tapio Kujala, President, TAMK

10.15 – 10.45 Presentation of TAMK

Dr. Carita Prokki, Director, Business Operations and Internationalization, TAMK

10.45 – 11.30 Co-operation between TAMK  and the city of Tampere in international operations

Ms Nuppu Suvanto, Service Manager, International House Tampere

Room: TAMK Main Auditorium D1-04

Host: Kaisa Kokko, Entrepreneur Coach, Tampere University of Applied Sciences

Room: TAMK Main Auditorium D1-04

Seize the opportunity to grow your professional network and make new contacts effectively – straight away when our event begins! Speed networking is a meeting format designed to accelerate contacts who share similar professional interests. Speed networking basically involves participants gathering together to exchange information. Participants greet each other in a series of brief exchanges during a set period of time. During an interaction, participants share their professional backgrounds, interests and professional goals.

Location:

Campusravita restaurant at TAMK Main Campus B0

Tori at Mediapolis Campus

Please see the Campusravita menu here. Lunch vouchers for Mon-Thu are provided free of charge.

Location: G00-01 and Campusravita restaurant

TAMK students present their artworks.

Departure from Kuntokatu 3, in front of G main entrance, TAMK main campus

*Only for international guests

Location: G02 , Catering Studio, TAMK main campus

The two-day Eye on TAMK seminar is one of the highlights of the week.

Detailed programme here

Location: Auditorium D1-04, TAMK main campus

Note: There is a live stream available!

Location:

Campusravita restaurant at TAMK Main Campus B0

Catering Studio at TAMK Main Campus G0

Tori at Mediapolis Campus

Please see the Campusravita menu here. On Tue and Wed, there is also an option to have lunch made by TAMK second year students at Catering Studio. Catering Studio can only serve a limited number of customers. Lunch vouchers for Mon-Thu are provided free of charge and are accepted in both restaurants.

Kindly remember to bring your bathing suit, towel, and shower supplies!

Light snacks and drinks will be served.

You are also welcome to bring something good to eat/drink from your country that you would like to share!

Location: Kaupinojan sauna, Kaupinpuistonkatu 1A, 33500 Tampere

Transportation to the sauna leaves at 17:45 in front of Holiday Inn, Rautatienkatu 22.

*Only for international guests

The two-day Eye on TAMK seminar is one of the highlights of the week.

Detailed programme here

Location: Auditorium D1-04, TAMK main campus

Note: There is a live stream available!

Location:

Campusravita restaurant at TAMK Main Campus B0

Catering Studio at TAMK Main Campus G0

Tori at Mediapolis Campus

Please see the Campusravita menu here. On Tue and Wed, there is also an option to have lunch made by TAMK second year students at Catering Studio. Catering Studio can only serve a limited number of customers. Lunch vouchers for Mon-Thu are provided free of charge and are accepted in both restaurants.

You may choose one of the visits of your interest from the list below:

 Sampo Highschool –> SCHEDULE CHANGE!: Sampo Highschool visit moved to TUESDAY

High school studies are not tied to school years, and that is why we speak of a high school without a grade. The studies are designed for three years and are completed by a nationwide matriculation examination. The City of Tampere offers upper secondary education to about 3,500 day-high school students and about 550 adult high school students. There are six high schools for young people run by the city, one high school for adults, and five high schools run by other education providers. 

High school curricula are profiled and emphasize specific subjects or groups of subjects. The Ministry of Education and Culture (OKM) has granted some of the curricular emphases a special national task. Visual arts and design, sports, music and musical theater, natural sciences, and IB teaching in English. On top of that our neighboring city, Ylöjärvi offers an entrepreneurship high school. The visit will take place in sports profile High school.

 

a) TAKK Adult Education Center

Tampere Adult Education Centre, TAKK, is a multisectoral vocational educator and working life developer. Annually, there are over 11 000 adult students, and the number of employees is around 250. TAKK is owned by Tampere Adult Education Foundation FR.

TAKK offers vocational qualifications, further vocational qualifications, specialist vocational qualifications and vocational further education in over 20 vocational fields. Education, operations and learning environments are developed in close cooperation with working life and companies.

TAKK offers flexible and individual services to companies and organizations to develop their operations and personnel’s competence. TAKK Business Services supports companies and organizations e.g. in different changing situations, recruiting and determining funding options.

 

https://www.takk.fi/en/home

 

b) TREDU Tampere Vocational College

Tampere Vocational College Tredu is the largest regional upper-secondary level VET provider in Finland. The City of Tampere is the official education provider under which Tampere Vocational College Tredu operates. Vocational education and training is competence-based and realized according the work-based needs. During the visit in Santalahdentie campus visitors hear more about the Vocational Education and Training in Tredu, visit modern learning environments and experience welfare technology solutions in practise.

https://www.tredu.fi/en/index.html  

 

 

 

 

Host: Anne-Maria Mäkelä, Head of External Financing, Tampere University of Applied Sciences

Room: B building lobby

Welcome to attend the Eye on TAMK 2023 poster exhibition! The posters will be visible from Tuesday to Thursday, but between 14:00 and 16:00 on Wednesday, the poster authors will be present to talk about the posters.

Posters:

1. Charlotte Demeyer: Collaboration between Regular Education Teachers and Special Educators: How to Reinforce Each Other in Achieving an Inclusive Learning Environment
2. Marianna Leikomaa: BUKA – Equity and Access to Higher Education through Open and Distance Learning
3. Volker Ahlers: Finding the Difference: Anomaly Detection in Computer Science Teaching and Network Security Research
4. Barbara Golini: Linguistic Treasures of the World – A Journey through Languages
5. Björn Elsche: VR in International Cooperations
6. Márkus Eszter: Longest Tradition and On-going Innovation of University Programs in Special Needs Education at the ‘Bárczi’ Faculty (Hungary)
7. Tuomas Eerola: NextSteps@TechVET
8. Tuula-Maria Rintala: DIGIDIA
9. Markus Jähi: Rethink Gastro
10. Aki Korpela: Intelligent Control in Modern Energy Systems
11. Mirva Kolonen: Kestävä aivoterveys
12. Eveliina Asikainen: EduSTA – Academy for Sustainable Future Educators
13. Maria Salomaa: EU 4 Inclusive Teaching
14. Yulia Sergeeva: Genuine Digi
15. Sirpa Salin: Vikkelästi töihin
16. Irja Nieminen: Project for strengthening young parenthood  
17. Silja Kostia & Riitta Vihuri – Industrial Symbioses in Tampere Region 
18. Jarkko Lehtonen: Smart Grid Simulation Environment – ÄSSÄ
19. Yulia Sergeeva: Project “Vaccine” –  teacher tools for the hybrid era
20. Kati Långsjö & Iina Nieminen – Kodig – Digital Skills for Experts by Experience 
21. Minna Niemi: DigiMESH
22. Maaret Salminen: SMART ART
23. Anne-Mari Sainio: Nepsy Tools
24. Marika Vuorenmaa, Sanna Tahlo, Petri Pohjola, Lasse Hillman, Jari Ruokolainen & Hanna-Greta Puurtinen: Digital skills and cross-domain entrepreneurship for societal challenges
25. Aki Kortetmäki, Aki Korpela & Hanna-Greta Puurtinen: Boosting Energy Communities massive deployment by equipping local authorities with comprehensive technical assistance cookbook, integrated services and capacity building
26. Eeva Heikkilä – CONFIDENT – Student’s Guide for Intercultural Communication and Digital Learning 
27. Eeva Heikkilä – VERSATILE – European cross-institutional studies 
28. Aki Kortetmäki: Building technology as an enabler of apartment adaptation
29. Antti Perttula: UCNDrone
30. Sanna Keskikuru: YDIN – You and I Digitally In society
31. Tarja Heinonen: Hippa Remote and Virtual Lab for Social and Health care 
32. Katja Varamäki & students: VETO
33. Harri Karvinen: BEAT IT – Strengthening the competence, changeability, and cooperation capability of creative entrepreneurs
34. Sanna Luoto: FUSILLI – Identifying Challenges of Food Living Labs in Food System Sustainability Transformation in Finland
35. Vesa Vuorinen: Virtual Travel
36. Laura Sairanen, Nasrin Jinia – Quickly to work 
37. Sami Puttonen – Project Compass – Tool to map out collaboration and development project in education sector 

Location: Tullikamarin Pakkahuone, Tullikamarinaukio 2, 33100 Tampere

Enjoy the delicious buffet dinner and drinks, let the sweet sounds of Les Kytles fill your ears, and get to know fellow international week participants in the unique atmosphere of one of the most prestigious concert venues in Finland.

*Only for international and invited guests

 

Host: Nina Kärki, Tampere University of Applied Sciences

Location: Rauhaniemen Kansankylpylä

Start your morning with the refreshing dip into lake Näsijärvi. Find your way to Rauhaniemen kansankylpylä (location: https://goo.gl/maps/CMTSEFgqr5um4gpd9) in the morning, take a dip and energize yourself! Bus number 2, departing from Central Square bus station, pier G (location of the pier: https://goo.gl/maps/TR8ixFLMAxgttSPQA) at 07:05 will take you very close to Rauhaniemi Folk Spa. If you prefer a walk, a walk from the Central Square takes around 30 minutes. After the swim you will be guided to TAMK campus by walking at 08:15; prepare for approximately 30 minutes’ walk and wear warm, weatherproof clothing. Please note that sauna is not available; morning swim is for the wild and adventurous!

Early childhood education supports a child’s growth, development, and learning. High-quality early childhood education is based on the cooperation of children, parents, and staff. Early childhood education is comprised of planned and target-oriented inter-relations and common activities in which children’s playfulness is of basic importance.

https://www.tampere.fi/en/daycare-and-education/early-childhood-education.html  

 

 

 

Location:

Campusravita restaurant at TAMK Main Campus B0

Tori at Mediapolis Campus

Please see the Campusravita menu here. Lunch vouchers for Mon-Thu are provided free of charge.

Basic Education instruction given is based on Finnish core curricula. It is up to the teacher to choose the methods of instruction and studying on the basis of the core curriculum. The school facilities and classrooms, as well as the number of pupils in the class, have an impact on the planning and arrangements of instruction. Large classes can be divided into two smaller teaching groups, and it is possible to have the help of a school assistant.

https://www.tampere.fi/en/daycare-and-education/preschool-education-and-basic-education.html  

Location: PuoliQ, B0, TAMK Main Campus

Option 1: Paper Laboratory

Hosts: Mr Atte Rättyä and Mr Arto Nikkilä

Meeting place: Main entrance (Kuntokatu side)

A laboratory demonstration of producing valuable fiber-based products using industrial side streams. You will see how paper is made from mash, a side stream of brewing industry. Also other side streams are discussed.

Option 2: Renovated premises of Business Information Systems degree programme

Host: Ms Mira Grönvall

Meeting place: Main campus, C-building, 3^th floor. Because of the renovation work going on, the host will be waiting by the elevators in the B lobby (Teiskontie side).

Description: Teaching studios for games, networks and cyber security.

Option 3: Virtual Lab for Social and Health Care

Host: Ms Eeva-Mari Miettinen

Meeting place: F2-22

The Virtual Lab for Social and Health Care is an innovative co-creation platform for technology companies, service providers and our RDI and multidisciplinary education.

Option 4: Catering Studio

Host: Ms Leila Kakko

Meeting place: G entrance (Kuntokatu side, indoors)

TAMK Catering Studio Living Lab of Food Sustainability is a learning and business environment of Hospitality Management.

Option 5: FieldLab

Hosts: Mr Tero Haapakoski

Meeting place: F0 lobby. Follow FieldLab signs from the Teiskontie lobby.

Testbed and Capability Creation for Industry 4.0 (see also Virtual FieldLab).

Option 6: Mediapolis campus 

Host: Ms Sohvi Sirkesalo

Meeting place: Tohlopinranta 31

Mediapolis is a centre of storytelling and digital industries, and a perfect campus for TAMK Media and Arts education.

Option 7: STEM Center – the learning environment for Mathematics and Physics 

Host: Mr Sami Suhonen

Meeting place: E2-corridor outside E2-09

Versatile learning space for STEM-subjects. Works both as a physics laboratory and as an activating group working space where digital tools allow sharing in class and online.

Option 8: HyPedLab (Hybrid Pedagogy Lab)

Host: Mr Mikko Turunen

Meeting place: B6-31b

Hybrid media teaching studio for testing relevant technology answering today’s pedagogical challenges.

Option 9: Piano Laboratory

Host: Ms Heini Kärkkäinen 

Meeting place: Hämeenpuisto 28 (Hallituskatu side entrance)

A chance to follow teaching happening in the piano pedagogic laboratory.

Option 10: Tampere Centre for Skills Training and Simulation

Host: Ms Nina Hutri-Kähönen & Ms Annukka Huuskonen

Meeting place: Main entrance (Kuntokatu side). Please bring your coats, it is a 25-minute walk.

Time: 9:45-12:00

The centre includes facilities designed for learning clinical skills as well as simulation rooms where medical students, students in health-care-related fields and professionals can work on practical skills.

Presenter: Laís Oliveira de Leite, Consultant, Eduix Itd

This workshop aims at building a shared framework for digitalizing project-based (e.g. thesis work) between coordinators, supervisors, and students.

Location: Eduix premises, Finlaysoninkuja 21, Finlayson factory area

Programme to be confirmed

Location: TAMK main campus