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Virtual Learning Spaces: International Collaboration Example

Explore how e-learning enhances student-teacher collaboration in an international setting, with case studies from University of Zagreb and University of Sarajevo. Learn about the BASILEUS and OIZEOO projects, technological tools used, and the diverse user statistics. Discover the innovative Moodle features favored by students and educators. Access the educational platforms and join the conversation about virtual learning.

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Virtual Learning Spaces: International Collaboration Example

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  1. Virtual learning spaces: example of international collaboration Jadranka Lasić-Lazić jlazic@ffzg.hr Mihaela Banek Zorica mbanek@ffzg.hr Senada Dizdar senadadizdar@gmail.com Jasmin Klindžić jasmin@ffzg.hr University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Philosophy

  2. Starting point • Educational reform – ECTS • International collaboration • E-learning • BASILEUS project – knowledge and expertise exchange • OIZEOO project

  3. E-learning • Encourages and enables active student-teacher collaboration • Creates a lifelong learning environment • Responds to the need of transformed information space

  4. E-learning • Usage of ICT in traditional teaching and training (presentation tool) • Blended learning – combination of traditional “in class” education and education via ICT • Distant learning

  5. It is necessary to… • Choose the educational mode for concrete situation – educational level, audience, teacher and course content • E-learning ≠ alternative but integral part of education (improvement and upgrade)

  6. Omega Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Zagreb

  7. Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences stats • 7000+ students • 500+ teachers & TAs • 24 departments • 1300+ “face2face” courses • 90+ PCs in computer labs/libraries

  8. Omega stats • Moodle based LMS, started in 2004 under OIZEOO project • Currently: • 4850+students • over270teachers and TAs • 24 department • over 600 courses

  9. Typical user @ FHSS • Humanities and social sciences • Basic IT competency • Basic information literacy • Age not an issue • Teachers and TAs have PCs, laptops, high-speed LAN & wireless • Students have access to high-speed LAN and wireless

  10. Our users’ favorite Moodle features • Resource upload/linking • Assignments • Forums • “News forums” as mini mailing lists • Quizzes • Glossaries • Chats • Wikis

  11. Omega module statistic

  12. Omega http://omega.ffzg.hr

  13. BISER University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Philosophy

  14. BISER (Bibliotečki • BIbliotečki Sarajevski Elektronski Repozitorij • Moodle based LMS, started in 2009 under Basileus and OIZEOO2 project • Currently: • 140+students • 19teachers and TAs • 30+ courses

  15. Majority of used modules • resource module - 166 instances • forum module - 43 instances • assignment module - 22 instances • chat/dictionary/choice module - 4 instances.

  16. Access

  17. BISER http://biser.ffzg.hr

  18. Thank you Questions?

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