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Some ideas on what to see in Vienna 88 Vienna with its imperial history has much more to see than you can ever expect to cover in a few days. Most likely you will have consulted a travel guide and made up your mind what you would not want to miss. In case you still need some hints … continue reading … 1. Cathedral St Stephan - located within the pedestrian area (U1, U3), with easy reach from the conference venue and the hotels, it is a must to see. You can climb the tower (also accessible by elevator, 8:30 - 18:00). 2. The Imperial Palace (Hofburg) where you can sample the great times of the Austrian emperors. 3. The Museum Quarters 4. The Hundertwasser House 5. Schönbrunn Palace (UNESCO Word Heritage Site) and Zoo 6. Opera, Sezession and Albertina 7. … much much more … A very special event which is also compatible with busy conference delegates is the annual music film festival, where tourists and locals can treat themselves to opera and music film highlights and sample cuisines from all over the world - on Town Hall Square (Rathausplatz, U2, trams 1, 2 and D). Just to make you curious, here is the programme. And, believe it or not - it is free! Try it after the reception at the town hall! Aug 21: The All-Time Best Musical Scores Aug 22: All Gershwin Night Concert Aug 23: Berlin Opera Night (Kent Nagano) Aug 24: Natalie Cole: Ask A Woman Who Knows Aug 25: Mozart Opera: Die Entführung aus dem Serail Aug 26: Lehar Operette: Giuditta Aug 27: Ballet: Coppelia Aug 28: Dresden Opera Nights - Best of Lehar, Puccini, Mozart, Bizet, Strauss A good idea might also be to rent a "Fiaker" - a stately cart drawn by two horses <strong>for</strong> a tour around the historic inner city district. Truly an experience not to be missed. You will find much more in<strong>for</strong>mation on concerts, ballet, drama and whatever else might interest you on the internet at www.wien.info and also through your hotel reception. If you just want to get an impression of the city, why not board a bus or a tram and go around. From the conference venue (and as well from Ananas Hotel) bus 13A takes you through some lovely parts of the city. Get off at the famous "Mariahilfer Strasse" <strong>for</strong> some of the best shopping. Take tram 1 or tram 2 which circle the famous Ring roads and pass by the Danube river. Buses 1A, 2A and 3A also run circles in inner city districts. There is also an hop-on-hop-off sightseeing bus which you can use to get around and receive explanations about the sites being passed through. Take your time to visit one of the numerous parks and gardens, the famous prater, the Donauinsel island You can also consult the registration desk, book tours and get advice on how to get around. If you arrive early enough (up to August 22), visit a per<strong>for</strong>mance of the famous Lippizaner horses which will once again dazzle the audience with an extraordinary open-air programme of dressage per<strong>for</strong>mances in front of Schönbrunn Palace.
Acknowledgements Conference Committees and Support Teams The following persons have to be acknowledged <strong>for</strong> their great ef<strong>for</strong>ts to make IVETA Vienna 2004 become reality. They worked tirelessly to provide you with a unique experience. Organisation Committee Mag. Ingrid Trenner, KIST Consulting GesmbH, Managing Director, Austria (Chair) Mrs. Heidemarie Laister, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO), Austria, (Co-Chair) Mrs. Helga Hunka, Head Mistress / Montessori Teacher, Austria Dr. Christopher Parkin, IVETA Vice President Western Europe, United Kingdom Mr. Klaus Sodemann, German Development Cooperation (GTZ), Germany Programme Committee Mr. Klaus Sodemann, German Development Cooperation (GTZ), Germany (Chair) Dr. Jeanette Daines, IVETA Past President, USA (Co-Chair) Dr. Christopher Parkin, IVETA Vice President Western Europe, United Kingdom, (Co-Chair) Mr. Thomas McArdle, HEART/NTA, IVETA President Elect, Jamaica Prof. Dr. Sabahattin Balci, Çankiri College of Arts & Technology, IVETA Vice President Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Turkey DI Alois Baumgartner, Pedagogical <strong>Institute</strong> Mödling, Austria Mag. Dr. Walter Degendorfer, Peddagogical <strong>Institute</strong> Burgenland, Austria Dr. Roland Dubois, Industrial and Vocational Training Board, IVETA General Secretary, Mauritius Dr. Edmond Hajrizi, Director IEME, Kosova Prof. Dr. Ernst Karner, CEO of “IT at schools – Society <strong>for</strong> Technology Education”, Austria Dr. Johanna Lasonen, University Jyväskylä, IVETA Past President, Finland Dr. Arthur Schneeberger, <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>for</strong> Pedagogical Research, Austria Dr. James Williamson, Ekurhuleni East College, IVETA Vice President Sub-Saharan Africa, South Africa Dr. Simon Woess, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO), Austria Support Team Mrs. Emii Bergmann, Mr. Helmut Binder, Mrs. Eveline Fugger, Mr. Robert Hunka; Mrs. Michaela Julian; Mrs. Dagmar Kirchbaumer, Mag. Manfred Pötsch; Mrs. Elke Schmidt, Mr. Dennis Trenner, DI Heribert Witte, Mrs. Doris Fiedler Conference Secretariat Mrs. Anna Hobel, K.I.S.T Consulting GesmbH; www.kist-consult.com Registration Mrs. Sonja Hutter - Mondial Congress Management, www.mondial.at IT Support HTL Wien 5, www.spengergasse.at (Spengergasse Technical and Vocational <strong>Institute</strong>) Conference Graphic Design & Printing Mrs. Sigrid Bostjancic, bos.s Graphic Designers 89
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Table of Contents Welcome Messages
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