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Fourth ENLIVEN Newsletter

We are delighted to welcome you to our fourth newsletter!

ENLIVEN is running out, but we have our plans for the future. A lot of work has been done and now more than ever is time to disseminate the achieved results.

You can read about some of the topics described in our newsletter below:

  1. Finally, people which contributed to the project implementation met face-to-face for the first time in a sunny and windy Lisbon. (page 2)
  2. A podcast on producing good digital content for teaching and learning which has been leaded by PLUS completes the OER section of the website. (page 3)
  3. After Novi Sad and Tallinn, in Lisbon, Salzburg and Hamburg the ENLIVEN partners were held three multiplier events. Looking forward the Multiplier Event and Final Conference in Pisa. (page 4)

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Online Teaching and Learning – Digital World after COVID-19

NOVA University Lisbon hosted the Multiplier Event “Online Teaching and Learning – Digital World after COVID-19”, within the ENLIVEN project.

The event took place on January 31 and was attended by more than 80 national and international participants.

After the opening session, led by the Vice-Rector of NOVA João Amaro de Matos, who coordinates the area of Education and International Development, there was a brief presentation on education in the post-pandemic context – soon followed by the results of the ENLIVEN project .

This meeting reinforced the importance of the project in the present context, when technology is increasingly enhancing learning, and encouraged the collaboration of the academic community in digital and pedagogical training projects.

The event is publicly available on our streaming platform:

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Third ENLIVEN Newsletter

We are delighted to welcome you to our third newsletter!

As we approach the end of the project, the results become tangible. They are now the core of events which are designed to maximize the project’s impact outside our partnership.

You can read about some of the topics described in our newsletter below:

  1. Starting in Novi Sad and Tallinn, the season of dissemination of results was opened (page 2)
  2. 37 practical online activities outside of a physical laboratory has been collected, descripted, analysed, and classified during the project (page 3)
  3. During the last months the Consortium carried out the testing of the implemented Virtual learning course (page 4)

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Second ENLIVEN Newsletter

We are delighted to welcome you to our second newsletter! This time we focus on the ENLIVEN Open Educational Resources (OERs) and in particular on our videos made by ENLIVEN partners.

This newsletter is published to spread our news and the opportunities offered by the project.

You can read about some of the topics described in our newsletter below:

  1. Series of webinars on the topics of: „Living and Behaving in a Digital World“ (page 2)
  2. Diversity & Inclusion video and podcasts (page 4)
  3. Virtual Exchange (page 4)

Happy reading!

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First ENLIVEN Newsletter

We are delighted to welcome you to our first newsletter! We have entered into very exciting times for the project, with the e-modules evaluation and piloting phase.

This newsletter is published to spread our news and the opportunities offered by the project.

You can read about some of the topics described in our newsletter below:

  1. Survival Kit for students and teachers (page 2)
  2. COVID-19 and the best practices (page 3)
  3. Exploit the full potential of virtual learning (page 4)

Happy reading!

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ENLIVEN at HEAd’22 International Conference

Our project partner, the University of Pisa, proposed a paper involving the results obtained from the data analysis collected from the ENLIVEN survey.

We are glad that the paper „Increasing engagement and student participation in Higher Education: insights from the University of Pisa during COVID-19“ has been presented at HEAd’22 conference as a full paper. All papers went through a rigorous review process and each paper was reviewed by at least two program committee members. Out of 269 paper submissions, less than one third have been accepted as full papers.

The work was presented by Lukasz Szczygiel (UNIPI) on June 15, 2022, at the conference venue, the Faculty of Business Administration and Management of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).

Paper abstract

The emergency distance learning methods adopted to face the pandemic are connected to some inherent problems which concern the lack of social aspects, interactions, and motivation. These and other frequent issues threaten to stop the opportunities offered by the widespread use of educational technology. This paper examines how the Higher Education Institutions adapted to the evolution of the pandemic, compared to relevant insights from University of Pisa gathered during the academic year 2020/21.

Focusing on the communicative and socio-emotional aspects of the didactic event, we propose engagement tools – real-time interaction applications designed to increase active learning and motivation – as a feasible solution that might tackle some of the emerged teaching-learning issues. In this context, it appears that the potential of these versatile and easy-to-apply tools has not been fully exploited. Specific teacher training actions are therefore suggested.

Szczygiel, Lukasz & Iannella, Alessandro & Simi, Maria. (2022). Increasing engagement and student participation in Higher Education: insights from the University of Pisa during COVID-19. 10.4995/HEAd22.2022.14612

Check out the full paper and other research from our project partners here.

About Head’22

The 8th International Conference on Higher Education Advances (HEAd’22) is a consolidated forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas, experiences, opinions, and research results relating to the preparation of students, teaching/learning methodologies, and the organization of educational systems.

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Virtual trainings with students worldwide

Within the ENLIVEN project, Universität Hamburg is starting the second round of extracurricular virtual trainings for our student community from partners worldwide:

  • 10. & 11. June 2022, Fri & Sat 14:00-19:30 local time Hamburg (CET): training “Let’s talk about Racism! Anti-Discrimination and Decolonisation” (in English language, together with German and international students).
  • 24. & 25. June 2022, Fri & Sat 12:00-17:30 local time Hamburg (CET): training “Transcultural Awareness” (in English language, together with German and international students).

The trainings are free of charge and students will receive a certificate afterwards. The Zoom links will be sent to all registered participants on the day of the events by e-mail. Our trainers accept up to 20 students in each training, 10 places are reserved for students from partner universities.

Registration is possible by email to Ms Annika Johannsen (annika.johannsen@uni-hamburg.de) by May 20.

Photo Credit: UHH/Saint Pere

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COVID-19 and the best teaching practices

We are sharing some of the best practices and innovative approaches used at the ENLIVEN partner universities during the emergency situation.

All partners contributed with the materials, evaluations and insights, focused on teaching, developed to face the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The results of our interviews are organised by following two main question topics:

  1. questions regarding re-organisation of education during the pandemic at institutional level.
  2. questions regarding learning and teaching during pandemic.

You can read and download the results below:

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Support Measures for Students in e-Learning Environments

Designing Virtual Support Measures for Students in International Learning Environments

With the help of psychologists, neuroscientists, communication scientists and social networks/media experts we designed some possible solutions and strategies to overcome the problems identified during the firsts activities of the Intellectual Output 3. In particular we are building upon the Requirement Analysis Report where we have identified some key findings from online surveys carried out jointly by the Enliven partners.

Social dimension of learning and the necessity of developing new forms of virtual mobility for all

For various reasons, the majority of students will not be able to experience physical mobility, even after the pandemic. This report includes suggestions, recommendations and challenges on how digital learning environments can be shaped to enable those participating in a virtual exchange to have similar experiences and interactions as those who actually physically go abroad. We focus on the social dimension of intercultural learning and living in the digital world.

The complete report is now available:

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Requirement analysis – Report on the online survey

Are you curious about the main difficulties in using digital platforms met by students and teachers?

We have identified some key findings from online surveys carried out jointly by the Enliven partners. These surveys describe what 1286 participants experienced during the academic year 2020/2021.

It is also the first step towards the goals expressed in the Intellectual Output 3 where we aim to create and disseminate in publicly accessible form guidelines on enabling and organizing international digital learning environments.

Based on the analysis some key findings were identified:

  • 95% of respondents have experience using digital learning environments
  • 22% of respondents claimed that they do not have enough technical knowledge to compile necessary educational resources
  • 91% of respondents did not participate in international mobility in the academic year 2020/21
  • 97% of classes were delivered online in the academic year 2020/21
  • Only 27% of respondents used tools for engagements

More findings can be found in the report below: