IEEE Education Society - from 2013 to the future
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- 1. From 2013 to the future 1
- 2. Manuel Castro, Ph.D. President, IEEE Education Society Professor of Electrical Engineering UNED, Madrid, Spain Presentation given to TELGalicia, Pontevedra, Spain April 2013
- 4. Quality teaching empowers students Modern pedagogy considers global context Continuing education ensures growth IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 4
- 5. A community focused on enhancing engineering education A forum for ◦ Continuing education ◦ Peer networking ◦ Service opportunities ◦ Professional recognition all along the world IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 5
- 6. IEEE is a global professional organization IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 6
- 7. 1884: American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) 1912: Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) 1963: AIEE & IRE merge to form Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): ◦ 150,000 members ◦ 93% U.S. 2009: 125th anniversary celebrated IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 7
- 8. a respected standards organization ◦ 1,300 standards a major global conference business ◦ 1,000 conferences in 76 countries annually a significant publisher of technical literature ◦ 148 Transactions, Journals & Magazines ◦ 1/3 of world literature in fields of interest ◦ 2.5 million documents in IEEE Explore the world’s largest professional organization IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 8
- 9. More than 400,000 members 80,000 student members 160 countries 331Sections in 10 Geographic Regions worldwide IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 9
- 10. IEEE World Regional Map Regions 1 - 6 Region 9 Region 7 Region 10 Region 8
- 11. 38 Societies & 7 Technical councils with specific fields of interest ◦ Examples: Computer Society, Power and Energy Society, Education Society 1,952 Chapters that unite local members with similar technical interests ◦ Examples: Spanish, Portugal, Gulf, and Nordic Chapters of Education Society IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 11
- 12. Vision The IEEE Education Society strives to be the global leader in engineering education Mission The IEEE Education Society is an international organization that promotes, advances, and disseminates state-of-the-art information and resources related to the Society’s field of interest and provides development opportunities for academic, industry, and government professionals IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 12
- 13. The Education Society's FIELD OF INTEREST is the theory and practice of education and educational technology involved in the effective delivery of domain knowledge of all fields within the scope of interest of IEEE Examples: laboratory instruction, curriculum design, distance learning, Web 2.0 learning, pedagogy Approved 2010 IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 13
- 14. Founded in 1957 ◦ Majority in U.S. ◦ 6% from Region 8 (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) ◦ 5% from Latin America By 1997 ◦ Majority of members outside the U.S. Today ◦ About 3,000 members ◦ 55% outside the U.S. ◦ 30% in Region 8 (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) ◦ 10% of members in Region 9 (Latin America) ◦ FIRST Vice-President from OUTSIDE U.S. IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 14
- 15. IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 15
- 16. IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 16
- 17. Data source: IEEE History Center IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 17
- 18. 2003: 7 chapters ◦ U.S. A.: Boston, Mid Hudson, & Los Angeles Council ◦ Canada: Toronto & Winnipeg ◦ Romania ◦ Japan Council ◦ Rob Reilly appointed Chair of Chapters Committee 2010: 78 chapters encompassing 122 IEEE Sections! PAST PRESIDENT ROB REILLY !!!!!!!! IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 18
- 19. Region 8: 26 chapters (39 countries) Chapter Achievement Awards: 2006 Nordic, 2007 Spain, 2008 Gulf, 2009 Portugal, 2010 Austria, 2011 Spain IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 19
- 20. Regions 1-6: 26 Region 7: 3 Region 9: 12 Region 10: 12 IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 20
- 21. Conferences Publications Awards IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 21
- 22. Vision: Premier forum for computing, engineering, and technology education professionals to: learn best practices and innovations enable better teaching and learning share ideas and foster community Joint sponsorship with ASEE Education & Research Methods (ERM) Division & IEEE Computer Society 600 Participants, 400 Peer Reviewed Papers, Works- in-progress, Workshops, & Special Sessions Conferences VicePresident: Russ Meier IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 22
- 23. Frontiers in Education 2010: October 27-30 in Washington, D.C. , 40th Anniversary www.fie-conference.org FIE2011: Rapid City, S.D. (Mount Rushmore) FIE2012: Seattle, WA FIE2013: Oklahoma City, OK FIE2014: Madrid, Spain Registration fee is US $500 for ASEE/IEEE members ◦ Includes breakfasts and lunches IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 23
- 24. Forum for academic, research and industrial collaboration on global engineering education First one: April 14-16, 2010 in Madrid, Spain The Future of Global Engineering Education Chairs: Manuel Castro, Edmundo Tovar, & Michael Auer EDUCON 2011: Amman / EDUCON 2012: Morocco EDUCON 2013: Berlin / EDUCON 2014: Istanbul IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 24
- 25. ICECE 2009 (Argentina) Intertech 2010 (Brazil) TAEE 2008 (Tecnologías Aplicadas a la Enseñanza de la Electrónica – Technologies Applied to Electronics Teaching) (Spain) FINTDI 2011 (Spain TAEE 2010 (Spain) / TAEE 2012 (Spain) NGNS 2012 (Portugal) CISPEE 2013 (Portugal IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 25
- 26. IEEE Transactions on Education [1958] ◦ Focus on Field of Interest ◦ Pioneering effort that has inspired other refereed Engineering Education Journals IEEE-RITA (Revista Iberoamericana de Tecnologías del Aprendizaje) (Latin-American Learning Technologies Journal) [2006 – new IEEE English publication 2013 in Xplore] ◦ Focused on Latin America, Spain & Portugal ◦ Published quarterly ◦ Launched by Spanish Chapter of IEEE Education Society IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies [2008] ◦ Joint publication with IEEE Computer Society IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 26
- 27. The Interface [1970] ◦ Joint with ASEE ECE Division ◦ Provides current information New and Notes [2002] ◦ Timely announcements, breaking news News & Notes ◦ Published bi-monthly on-line IEEE Technology and Engineering Education [2006 MEEM – 2012 TEEE] ◦ Online student professional journal ◦ By students and for student ◦ Published 4 times per year Publications VicePresident: Martin Llamas IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 27
- 28. 8 prestigious awards (June 15) to recognize efforts that ◦ Improve the Society ◦ Improve Engineering Education Region 8 well represented ◦ Outstanding Chapter Leadership: Michael Auer, Edmundo Tovar, Manuel Castro, Bakr Hassan, Martin Llamas ◦ Edwin C. Jones, Jr. Distinguished Service: Manuel Castro, Trond Clausen, Michael Auer ◦ Distinguish Member: Manuel Castro ◦ Chapter Achievement: Nordic, Spain, Gulf, Portugal, Austria Distinguished Lecture Program: Edmundo Tovar IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 28
- 29. Objective 1 To enhance the Society's publications Objective 2 To develop the Society’s conferences into premier, international conferences Objective 3 To provide new professional development opportunities for members Objective 4 To evaluate and improve the effectiveness of the governance structure of the Society Objective 5 To increase the number of members IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 29
- 30. www.ieee.org/edsoc IEEE Education Society Global Leader in Engineering Education 30
Notes de l'éditeur
- 1 hour
- Ask for input from audience. Validate. Then move to EDUCON slide where Areas nicely capture important themes
- I’d like to start by stating three key points. These key points help to motivate the rest of the presentation. (advance slide) First, all engineering educators are working toward goal of helping students form a better future society. Engineering educators should continue their own education about teaching so that they constantly improve their teaching skills. High quality teaching empowers students. From EDUCON website “ modern learning approaches must account for social and cultural aspects as well as the individual’s profile including task and role-based aspects, interests, knowledge state, short-term learning objectives and long-term career goals.” (advance slide ) Second, the pace of technology growth has made the world a much smaller and interconnected place. Engineering students should be exposed to global social context so that they can gain an understanding of worldwide needs. ( advance slide) Finally, continuing education ensures lifelong growth of personal skills and social understanding. Engineering educators must also participate in continuing education so that they are best prepared for the challenges ahead. EDUCON is an excellent example of this. EdSoc is a great place to work on this.
- Peer Networking meet others that share your passions form collaboration teams to work on projects build relationships between your group and others share what your successful strategies with others be recognized for the work you do
- The IEEE is the world’s largest technical professional organization. The organization has three guiding principles: advance slide : The first is to advance innovation so that society continues to move forward. Without innovation we can never hope to solve the problems that face us. advance slide : The second is to ensure technical excellence by providing standards and training to the community of practicing engineers in the organizations fields of interest. advance slide : The third is to benefit the worldwide community by working to establish relationships and communities of peers around the globe. advance slide : The organization has a very broad set of practicing engineers because the fields of interest are engineered systems that use electricity to do work. From aerospace to oceanographic vehicles, electrical power to telecommunications, biomedical systems and robotics, computers and information security, the list goes on and on.
- IEEE has grown to be Standards to enforce quality design practice, ensure interoperability and marketability, global Networking millions of people each year
- Ask the audience why a society for teacher’s should exist. Get their responses and validate them.
- Ask the audience why a society for teacher’s should exist. Get their responses and validate them.
- Topics: Engineering Education, primarily at the university level K-12 and Engineering Technology Typically held in the U.S. in October
- Note that not all awards require you to be a society member. Note that the distinguished lecture program exists. Describe it and how it could be used by members.
- Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
- Be sure to note some of the challenges engineering educations are facing worldwide. Include: Bologna process in Europe Wordwide accreditation bodies and skill set recognition Humanitarian work in developing countries Technical literacy in the internet era Population decline in developed countries and the shift toward smaller employee sets