Some are already there taking part in other courses which are dove-tailed to the event, including an iGUESS GIS course, which has some innovative new ideas for using ArcGIS Online.
I-USE will also feature in one of the sessions at the conference, and after the main event, project partners will be having a meeting to discuss progress so far, view the draft website and discuss the next steps.
I'll be heading to Bruges, representing the Geographical Association, who are one of the partners, on Thursday via Eurostar, and will be tweeting and sending other updates from the event.
The hashtag for the conference is #eurogeo13
Further information on the things that we have developed will appear here, on this blog, during and after EuroGeo, as with the first meeting in Ghent.
Sign up to follow the Twitter account for I-USE @StatsinEdu to find all the latest on the project as we move into the second phase.
We are scheduled for a presentation as part of the conference, on the Saturday morning.
If you're a delegate, come and find us and say hello and find out more.
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