Many of us use apps like Strava or Runkeeper to track our running, cycling, hiking and walking. A fun trend is to try to make your route into a picture. It requires planning, creativity and physical exercise – and the results are often quite amazing.
Competition
We challenge teachers and classes to create workout art with GPS tracking and send them to us. We will show many of them during the conference, on our website and social media.
The best result which demonstrates a combination of artistic creativity and physical exercise will win a prize – and a lot of glory. A jury will discuss and pick out the winner.
The deadline for the competition is 18 September.
Please send your entry to: knowhow@uis.no and mark your entry with: Workout art
How to do it?
The pictures in this article are made by Nathan Rae, and you can find his tips on how to do it here: www.nathanrae.co.uk/gpsart and also check out his Facebook page
Get some double inspiration from Jeric Yuen, @coderunnerguy, who draws with his feet to donate money to a good cause. Have a look – and feel free to donate!
Watch the video: Outsourcing the classroom
Are we outsourcing the classroom? An increasing number of independent technology suppliers and producers of educational content have entered the education system. Are they a threat to the established system – or an asset that improves the quality of education?
Thank you for participating!
We are so grateful for everyone who took part in our event and debate with the topic “Outsourcing the classroom”. We filmed the debate and will publish here as soon as possible, so stay tuned. Until then, check out the photos from the event!
Programme: Outsourcing the classroom
An increasing number of independent technology suppliers and producers of online educational content and services have entered the education system. Why does this happen? Is their contribution wanted and regulated? Are these players a disruption to the established system – or an asset that improves the quality and access to education for all?