TRIAS Telematica

wiki.triastelematica.org open for public

Rob Peters — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:46:08 +0000

The Trias project decided to open up the wiki.triastelematica.org eGovernment elearning Platform for all public as an example of web 2.0 based teaching and integration of knowledge.

Next MasterClass planned august 2008 in Austria

Rob Peters — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:25:58 +0000

The next TRIAS MasterClass has been planned august 18-22 in Austria and will be hosted by the Danube university Krems and in collaboration with the WEGO project and the Copenhagen business school.
for participation , please contact Peter Parycek

http://www.donau-uni.ac.at/en/universitaet/whois/00570/index.php ; peter.parycek@donau-uni.ac.at
and Helle Zinner Henriksen : hzh.caict@cbs.dk

Many of the TRIAS 2007-teachers will be present to provide further insights in eGovernment training practices and possibilities. We all felt that the First MasterClass was such a success that we asked these institutes to organise the Follow-up in 2008 and 2009.

TRIAS Telematica awarded best practice on e-Learning in Europe

R. Hoekstra — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 09:51:15 +0000

The TRIAS Telematica project, coordinated by the Leibniz Center for Law, has been selected as one of the five best e-Learning practices in Europe. The methods used to arrive at this conclusion were a combination of desk research, reports and project conclusions deriving from five years, thematic discussions and the validation of conclusions and recommendations in two thematic seminars in Sofia and Copenhagen.

The aims of TRIAS Telematica are to identify the training needs of change agents, process innovators in government agencies who request rethinking of eGovernment services and to create an infrastructure for the exchange of best practices, the exchange of project leaders and students, and the exchange of qualified people among European countries.

For this purpose an e-Learning environment was developed using semantic wiki and various training methods including a simulation game.

A successor project is being planned as well as a second summer course.

Trias MasterClass

Rob Peters — Tue, 01 May 2007 07:49:17 +0000

First Masterclass on eGov Training Methods & Tools

This year is: July 29th-Aug 3rd 2007
The Hague, Amsterdam NL
30 programme coordinators, professors, tool developers, trainers, consultants, etc. will join together to discuss eGovernment Training Methods and Tools. This will be done while
experiencing teaching methods like wiki based case-analyses, Toic map based navigation, crash visitis to Fire departments, lectures by National eGovernment CIO’s like Haary v Zon and Frank Robben, eGovernment simulation games,ect.

The MasterClass is in The Hague, 50 Km from Amsterdam and 30 Km from Schiphol.
check-in is
We will start with welcome diner Sunday july 29th, 1900 hours

download latest MasterClass programme

download delegate list

Do not hesitate to ask anything you need to know.

Info:
Rob Peters, 31627015002, Rob@zenc.nl
www.triastelematica.org, wiki.triastelematica.org
login: trias/PW: wiki12

Second project meeting succesfull!

R. Hoekstra — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 15:56:22 +0000

The Trias project had a succesfull meeting at Budapest in october 2006.
The Ministry of finance (APEH) was our excellent host and we had fruitfull discussions about real added value for Europe’ s civil servant skills training and knowledge.

The Dutch partner Zenc showed a Role Simulation(Chain City) for training purposes that is very successfull implemented in The Netherlands. Haagse Hoogeschool and UVA showed the eGovernment Wiki which may result in a extremely innovative solution for The training of change agents in eGovernment.

Bologna demonstrated the introduction to eGovernment course which they will make available to Trias.
The project is working towards a summer course in The Netherlands for testing purposes.
dates are july 28th to august 3rd.
If you are part of an administration agency and you would like to act as test person you are welcome to contact us. It would be a great opportunity to meet to teachers and researchers in the field who are working with administrative participants from all over Europe. Rob Peters: rob@zenc.nl .
The cost are limited to low residence costs and you have to cover your own travel.

presentation at Sofia

Rob Peters — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 15:04:42 +0000

presentation give at Sofia for “thematic monitoring” meeting about elearning.
Rob Peters gave a presentation about simulation games and the trias Wiki
used for the purpose of training civil servants in Europe.
Role simulation Games and Wiki’s require a non-authoritarian or non-hiarchical teaching and learning approach that is not
always alined with a countrie’s administrative culture.
The discussion about administrations was very much alive, since every person present felt
him or herself a end-user of administrive cultures

download Trias presentation PPT

WP 3 training plan and module requirements

Rob Peters — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 10:45:34 +0000

The consortium met in Budapest to conclude the discussion about the trainingplan and the training modules.
Two innovative approaches were presented by Zenc and The Haagse Hoogeschool:

1) The eGovernment Simulation: a training method to help civil servants to improve horizontal collaboration.
2) The eGovernment Wiki: a way to interconnect the knowledge build in the Trias project in a coherent and usefull way.

The simulation was recieved witha lot of questions given the difference in hiarchy and administrative cultures among governments in Europe. An extremely succesfull approach in The Netherlands that is seen as a major vehicle fr the introduction ofegovenment for hundreds of municipalities may be viewed as too progressive or too bottom-up in other countries.

The eGovernment Wiki was seen as a major break trough, both by the governments involved as well as
the scientists involved.The wiki will be the major platform for Trias.

Bert Mulder (Haagse Hoogeschol) , Rob Peters (UVA & Zenc) , Tom van Engers (UVA) and Arre Zuurmond (Zenc) will continue working on the concepts
while a lot of work is done by the Haagse Hogeschool.
Monica Palminari (Bologna) will try to add a topic map to the wiki.

download WP 3 document

WP2

Rob Peters — Tue, 25 Jul 2006 07:20:59 +0000

The results of the first major work of the trias consortium:
the analyses of the training needs as defined by all partners for European eGovernment.
This was not an easy task. The deffinition of eGovernment is an issue in itself; where does IT stop and eGovernment start; what is the right classification of egovernments topis and themes? what are the relationships between the eGovernment programmes in each country and the trainingneeds? Which are the priorities? what are the relevant domeins, etc,etc. The training needs in the European countries differ tremendously.
The result of WP2 is presented here. WP 3 is in the making, but it reflects the change in the project policy towards a game and a wiki to cater for the wide variety of training needs.

download WP 2 document (5 meg)

London Borough of Islington (LBI)

Rob Peters — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 18:28:42 +0000

Website: http://www.islington.gov.uk/

EPMA Prague

Rob Peters — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 18:27:15 +0000

Website: http://www.epma.cz