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Advancing Education Through eLearning Technologies

Explore the impact of eLearning in tertiary education, from basic ICT usage to fully online courses. Learn about typography, international projects, support for students, and the eLearning Task Force. Discover the evolution of digital learning tools and strategies. Stay informed on the latest trends and advancements in online education.

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Advancing Education Through eLearning Technologies

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  1. Е-учење и Е-тестирање Ненад Грујовић, Машински факултет Крагујевац Данијела Шћепановић, Министарство просвете Милош Бајчетић, Медицински факултет Београд

  2. eLearning • E‑learning refers to the use of information and communications technology (ICT) to enhance and/or support learning in tertiary education • Activities ranging from the most basic use of ICT through to more advanced adoption, reducing or simply supplementing time spent in the physical classroom

  3. Typography of eLearning • None or trivial online presence. • Web supplemented (e.g. course outline and lecture notes online, use of email, links to external online resources) • Web dependent: students are required to use the Internet for key “active” elements of the programme – e.g. online discussions, assessment, online project/collaborative work – but without significant reduction in classroom time. • Mixed mode: students are required to participate in online activities, e.g., online discussions, assessment, online project/collaborative work, as part of course work, which replace part of face-to-face teaching/learning. Significant campus attendance remains. • Fully online. Source: e-Learning in Tertiary Education: Where do We Stand? OECD, June 2005

  4. Међународни пројекти • Теmpus пројекaт JEP 17119-2002 • WUS Austria пројекти Партнери у пројектима: • Београдски универзитет • Национални технички универзитет Атине • Баскијски универзитет (Шпанија) • Универзитет из Жилине (Словачка) • Технички универзитет из Брауншвајга (Немачка) • IBM United Kingdom

  5. Joint Course NTUA (Athens) and UKG (Kragujevac)

  6. Multipoint connection: Kragujevac, Krefeld (Germany), Belgrade, Nis

  7. eLeraning Teaching materials

  8. Подршка студентима • Наставни материјал у електронском облику на CD- има • Већина курсева је у електронском облику на Интернету • Објективно тестирање знања уз помоћ специјалног софтвера

  9. еLearning Task Force • Formal group organized with support of WUS Austria • Comity for videoconferencing: coordinator N.Grujovic • Participation of representatives of University of Belgrade, University of Novi Sad, University of Kragujevac, University of Nis, University of Arts • Created recommendations document on eLearning for Serbia • 2006: University of Belgrade, University of Novi Sad, University of Kragujevac, University of Nis and University of Podgorica in Montenegro are equiped with teleconferencing equipment • 2009: University of Novi Pasar is equiped with teleconferencing

  10. Learning Managmenet System (LMS) Moodle

  11. еLearning Task Force

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