Program

10.00-13.00	Registration (University Campus)
13.00	Bus excursion - sightseeing through Prague
16.00	String concert on St. Antonius church (see program)
17.15-17.45	Registration (University Campus)
19.30	Informal dinner

8.30-8.40	Invitation			Milan Tichy, Ivan Netuka (dean of the faculty),Hans-Jörg Jodl
8.40-9.25	Wolfgang Christian	Davidson College, USA	INVITED TALK: Developing Open Source Programs for Upper Level Science and Mathematics	Chair: Bruce Mason
9.25-9.55	Hans - Jörg Jodl	University of Kaiserslautern, Germany	Report on available multimedia material for teaching optics at school and university level
9.25-9.55	Ewa Debowska	Wroclaw University, Poland
9.55-10.20	Mihaly Benedict	Department of Theoretical Physics, Szeged, Hungary	Review of available multimedia materials in interference and diffraction
10.20-10.45	Poster presentation - first session
10.45-12.00	Coffee break, visit to interactive posters
12.00-12.25	Leopold Mathelitsch	Inst. f. Theor. Physik, Univ. Graz, Austria	Multimedia in Austrian Physics Education	Chair: Urbaan Titulaer
12.25-12.50	Ivan Kolarov	Higher School of Transport, Sofia, Bulgaria	Computerized Laboratory in Science and Technology Teaching: Methods in Machine Elements	Chair: Urbaan Titulaer
13.00-14.15	lunch
14.20-15.05	Stefan Altherr	University of Kaiserslautern, Germany	INVITED TALK: Developing Videos for an Introductory Course on Physics - Examples and Experiences for Motivation, Demonstration and Exercises	Chair: Svetlana Ignatjeva
14.20-15.05	Hans - Jörg Jodl	University of Kaiserslautern, Germany
15.05-15.30	Tomasz Greczylo	University of Wroclaw, Poland	Video Measurement Web Page
15.30-15.55	Euripides Hatzikraniotis	Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece	VideoJavaLab: A web based lab to study motion
15.55-16.20	Paolo Bussei	INFM, Parma, Italy	Energy-Technet: one year of experimentation results
16.20-17.00	Coffee break, visit to interactive posters
17.00-17.25	Guntis Liberts	Daugavpils University, Latvia	Visualization of physical fields	Chair: Ewa Mioduszewska
17.00-17.25	Valfrid Pashkevich	Daugavpils University, Latvia	Visualization of physical fields
17.25-17.50	Vegard Engstrom	Simplicatus AS, Trondheim, Norway	The SUPERCOMET Project - developing new educational material for upper secondary physics
17.50-18.15	Piet Molenaar	University of Amsterdam, Netherlands	@Beta Digital multimedia materials for education in biology, chemistry and physics
18.15-18.50	General discussion			Discussion leader: Hans-Jörg Jodl
19.30	Workshop dinner

8.30-9.15	Bruce Mason	University of Oklahoma, USA		INVITED TALK: MERLOT resources for evaluation and sharing of learning objects	Chair: Ladislav Drska
9.15-9.45	Hans - Jörg Jodl	University of Kaiserslautern, Germany		Criteria to evaluate multimedia material
9.45-10.10	Renata Holubova	Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic		Experiences in using multimedia in teaching molecular physics and thermodynamics
10.10-10.35	Svetlana Ignatjeva	University of Daugavpils, Latvia		Interactive screen tools for measurements on images of physical phenomena
	Tomass Romanovskis	University of Hamburg, Germany
10.35-10.55	Poster presentation - second session
10.55-12.00	Coffee break, visit to interactive posters
12.00-12.25	Miroslav Jilek	Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic		Collisions and rotations	Chair: Ewa Debowska
12.25-12.50	Jaromir Kekule	Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic		Teaching Electricity and Electronics at secondary school
13.00-14.15	lunch
14.20-15.05	Ladislav Drska	Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic		INVITED TALK: Contemporary Development Concepts for E-Learning in Physics	Chair: Helmut Hilscher
15.05-15.30	Milan Sinor	Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic		Non-Commercial Development Tools for Curricular Materials for E-Learning in Physics
15.30-16.10	Coffee break, visit to interactive posters
16.10-16.35	Tatyana Shtanko	Kharkov State Technical University of Radio-Electronics, Ukraine		About a teacher’s role and a value of methodical strategies in a multimedia based physics teaching	Chair:Vegard Engstrom
	Oleg Syurin	Gymnasium 14, Kharkov, Ukraine
16.35-17.00	Ton Ellermeijer		AMSTEL Institute University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS	ePhys: A European project to implement good practice of ICT with high school Physics teachers
	Frank Schweickert
	Ewa Mioduszewska
17.00-18.15	General discussion, closing remarks				Discussion leader: Wolfgang Christian

Antonio Andonov	Higher School of Transport Todor Kableshkov, Sofia, Bulgaria	Computerized Laboratory in Science and Technology Teaching Course Radio-Communication
Galina Cherneva	Higher School of Transport Todor Kableshkov, Sofia, Bulgaria	Computerized Laboratory in Science and Technology Teaching: Course Stress Resonance
Karla Hola	Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia	Computer-based measurements in distance education of in-service teachers
Dimitrios Zevgolis	Hellenic Open University, Patras, Greece	Implementation of a new Authoring Tool to provide Distance Educational Courses over 2.5 G Wireless Telecommunications Platforms
Theodor Duenbostl	Bundesgymnasium Wien 10, Vienna, Austria	Examples for best practice in physics teaching

Nadezhda Nancheva	University of Rousse, Bulgaria	Web based multimedia application for teaching Optical Phenomena
Svetlin Stoyanov	University of Rousse, Bulgaria	Teaching Thermodynamics and Molecular Physics using modern methods
Jorge Trindade	Centre for Computational Physics, Coimbra, Portugal	Learning about phases of matter and phase transitions with virtual environments
Valfrid Pashkevich	Daugavpils University, Latvia	Oscillatory motion and waves