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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

In an information society the efficient creation, widespread communication and effective

 processing of information are the dominant economic, political, and cultural activities.

Introduction

 

The Network for Teaching Information Society (NETIS) project is funded by the European Commission under the Leonardo da Vinci Program. The project started on the 1st of November, 2006 and after the prolongation of the project in 2008 it lasts for 26 months until the 31st of December, 2008 with the participation of seven prominent, Europe wide recognised organisations (universities and research institutions) from six countries. BUTE-ITTK is the coordinator of the project. Our aim is to increase knowledge and competence of students on Information Society, and also broaden and deepen their understanding on the topic, by introducing a course on Information Society in tertiary education institutions. More about NETIS

 

Mission Statement

 

Europe depends on competent and aware people to manage and progress the information society as it develops. NETIS aims to improve the skills and competences of students, teachers, researchers, experts and wider public by developing widely accessible, relevant, innovative and sustainable e-learning course on information society. Through a constructivist approach we use a modular course-design and take advantage of international synergies to produce adaptable, reliable content. By these means NETIS expects to increase the participants’ awareness and reflections on the impact of information society on everyday life.

 
 

Latest News

 

First teaching reports are available

12th December 2008

NETIS project partners have tested the teaching materials (mainly Course Book and Moodle) in Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia and the UK in 2007/2008. The first results of these trial teaching are available in summary reports of teaching. We are recently preparing a Methodological Guide which will shortly introduce the project materials and the pedagogic concept of the project. This report will help in adaptation of NETIS materials outside (and after) the project.

 

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Greek edition of Course book is available

15th November 2008

Finally we have published the Greek edition of our course book. The book is printed in Greece and will be disseminetad among ATEI (Thessaloniki) students and universities, libraries of Greece. Chapters are also available online here at project site in PDF, and the whole book in one single PDF.

 

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Greek edition of Course book is coming soon

10th October 2008.

The Greak partner of NETIS, ATEI Thessaloniki has started printing of the Greek Course book with the lead of Kerstin Siakas. The 400 examples of the book will be printed until the end of next week. If you are interested to have a copy, please contact us.

 

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A thematic issue of the Hungarian Quarterly of Information Society on NETIS

17th September 2008.

A thematic issue of the Hungarian Quarterly of Information Society about NETIS project has just published: 11 articles, 10 authors, more than 400 thousand characters. The more than 500 copies are disseminated countrywide and can be purchased at bigger local newspaper stands in Hungary. The issue contains country reports (Estonian and Greek ones), papers and a summary on 6th Networked Learning Conference, chapters from the Textbook. All articles are translated into Hungarian. The materials will be soon available on the official website of the quarterly and on the NETIS site as well.

 

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NETIS at the biggest Hungarian annual conference on informatics in higher education

30th August 2008,

Informatics in Higher Education 2008 (IF2008) conference was organized in Debrecen at the University of Debrecen between 27-29 of August.
IF2008 is the largest Hungarian conference in the field of informatics in education, with over 200 presentations in this year. NETIS results were presented by Robert Pinter, and also summarized in a paper (in Hungarian). Conference paper is also available here in PDF.

 

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First Textbook chapters are available

26th August 2008.

NETIS project team has started to upload the first Textbook texts in formatted PDF files, which are available here. Textbook contains country reports (in English and in native languages), papers from NETIS partners and papers from students and young researchers. Networked Learning Conference PDFs are also included. The new texts will be uploaded permanently in the next two months, but the planned content list is already there.

 

 

 

 

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