TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE Establishment of a Central Unit for training the Educational Staff of T.E.I. of Crete training the Educational.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Prof. V.J. Papazoglou on behalf of the Hellenic Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (HQAA) ENQA Seminar on Current Trends in the European Quality.
Advertisements

Bologna Process at the University of Helsinki University of Helsinki June 2005
QUALITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND BENEFITS FROM THE INTERNSHIPS TEI of CRETE, GREECE G. Liodakis, K. Loulakakis, I.O. Vardiambasis, I.A. Kaliakatsos URL:
Challenges in Improving Course Delivery Technology in Developing Countries: The Case of the IDE at UNISWA By Prof. C. W. S. Sukati 1.
Training Institute of Public Administration Tirana, ALBANIA
Dzemal bijedic university of mostar
Public University Non for Profit Organization Under the Ministry of National Education.
Czestochowa University of Technology ( ).
EDEN 2007 Naples, Italy LIFELONG LEARNING TEACHERS’ NEEDS IN VIRTUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS Josep Maria Boneu 1, Maria Galofré 2, Julià Minguillón 2 1 Centre.
MODULARTE – NATIONAL PROJECT ACTIVITIES AND EVALUATION OF THE FEEDBACKS IVAN KOLAROV Department of Machine Elements, Material Science and Chemistry TEODOR.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MODULES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY IN TEI OF LARISSA Dr Ilias Santouridis Assistant Professor of Applied Information Technology.
Expert Report By Prof. Rayko Genchev Raykov, Ph.D. On the research of experts’ views on the problems considered in the project “New Approach in Technology.
Informatics Systems & Applications Group Kostas Karatzas Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Tel:Fax:
Hellenic Open University (HOU) Founded in 1997 Greek State University that provides distance education in both undergraduate and postgraduate levels The.
Education on RAC and Other CE Applications of Waste Tires Prepared for the CIWMB Meeting October 4, 2007.
1 Management and Skills Development of Professional Roles Involved in Distance Learning D. Giuli M.C. Pettenati E. Palmisano L. Baldini University of Florence.
the virtue of VirtUE 1.Role of the university - why ICT (1994) 2.VirtUE and the project ( ) 3.What have we done since? 4.What.
1 Promoting Technology and Applied Sciences in Cyprus Elpida Keravnou-Papailiou President of Governing Board Cyprus University of Technology.
2010 ・ 3 ・ 4 Manabu ETO. Standardization Education in Japan The standardization education in Japanese universities and postgraduate schools had depended.
Technology Support on a University Campus Contingency Theory and Collaboration.
Information and Communication Technologies in the field of general education in Armenia NATIONAL CENTER OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES.
Distance Education as a Possibility for Cooperation between Universities and Regions Sirje Virkus, TUES.
 For the implementation of the EPBD and the targets optimal design strategy is needed for energy efficient buildings by applying an integrated.
Reflections on developments with learning technologies: York’s journey and some discussion on sector trends ( ) HeLF 10th anniversary meeting.
Tver Branch of MESI The E-xcellence Project Разработчик 1 Irina Tretyakova, Director, Tver Branch of MESI
CEMEPE Skiathos island, June 2007 Business activities in the environmental sector in Greece: Current status and prospects E. Kondili 1 *, J. K. Kaldellis.
Quality Assurance at the University St. Kliment Ohridski Elizabeta Bahtovska National Bologna promoter TEMPUS SCM C-032B06 West Balkan Bologna Promoters.
Networked Learning May 2008, Halkidiki, Greece Asynchronous learning service evaluation: a case study at TEI of Crete K. Vassilakis, N. Psaroudakis,
Activities of the University of Zilina in Lifelong Learning in the Region of North-West Slovakia and Beyond UNIVERSITIES AND LIFEL0NG LEARNING BRDO, 10.
Meeting at the Ministry of Education and Science Thursday, December 14, 2006.
Educational Treatment of Diversity: Interuniversity Master’s Degree Programme Introduction Students about the programme Objectives More information Virtual.
Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 1 DIA-SPORT ASSOCIATION EU-RIPIDES Improvement.
ICT in Education UNESCO Bangkok Introduction to Competency Standards for Teachers: Key Factors in Successful Integration of ICT in Education Jonghwi Park.
Competence Analysis in the Two-subject Study Program Computer Science Jože Rugelj, Irena Nančovska Šerbec Faculty of Education Univesity of Ljubljana 1Beaver.
Curriculum Innovations in the Department of Informatics of TEI-A Prof. K. Georgouli Nis, 24 March 2006 SCM Tempus project CO15A05.
Questionnaires on Gap Analysis and Benchmark Report.
The University for business and the professions Neal Sumner Instructional Designer E Learning Unit City University WebCT Regional Users Group meeting
The Bavarian Virtual University The first five years and new perspectives Helsinki, June 20, 2005 Paul Rühl, Managing Director.
Syrian Arab Republic Ministry of Education Project of Integrating Technology in Education
System Analysis of Virtual Team Collaboration Management System based on Cloud Technology Panita Wannapiroon, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Division of Information.
Nónio Competence Centre 21 st Century Setúbal Higher School of Education STUDY VISIT ICT Group - Education and Training 2010 Setúbal, April,19 th, 2004.
European Virtual Laboratory of Mathematics Daniela Velichová Department of Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Faculty Slovak University of Technology.
E-xcellence Project Psychology ( Bachelor ) Outputs of MESI self-assessment on the section «Course Delivery» Institute of Law.
11th International Conference on Interactive Computer aided Learning September 24 –25, 2008, Villah, Austria EVLM pilot project - European challenges in.
Key themes covered Search engines Locating/ assessing suitable resources Information Skills – knowing where to look Free web-based RDN,NLN, Ferl JISC or.
Continuing Education and Curricula for RAC and CE Applications CIWMB CSU, Chico CIWMB CSU, Chico Prepared for Meeting with CIWMB March 7, 2007 Prepared.
Organisational and legal status of the Study Centre Vilnius University is a host institution Vilnius Distance Education Study Centre (VDESC). VDESC was.
Curriculum Innovations in the Department of Informatics of TEI-A Prof. K. Georgouli Nis, 24 March 2006 SCM Tempus project CO15A05.
1 Corporate-level Evaluation on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment IFAD’s Office of Evaluation Informal Seminar Executive Board – 101st Session 13.
ICT in primary education. Introduction The evolution towards an information society marks a new step in the history of civilization and it always brings.
Ministry of Education and Science Republic of Armenia Levon Mkrtchyan Minister of Education and Science of Armenia IMPLEMENTATION OF PRINCIPLES OF BOLOGNA.
A presentation on The Colleges of Engineering Sciences & Applied Engineering Dr. Samir A. Al-Baiyat Dean.
National Information Communication Technologies Strategy Vasif Khalafov “National strategy” working group - Web -
Planning for School Implementation. Choice Programs Requires both district and school level coordination roles The district office establishes guidelines,
The Bologna Process at the University of Helsinki University of Helsinki
THE ACTIVITIES OF UZ IN TEMPUS PROJECT QUEECA – (Quality of Engineering Education in Central Asia) Florence
Moodle Lesson Stanisław Waberski, CKU Siedlce Kaunas, 30 March 2011.
Karen Dinneen and Pascaline Fresneau Dublin Dental University Hospital.
1 VIE: Vertical Integration of Computer, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering Education Abhijit Chandra, Julie Dickerson, Matt Feldmann, Don Flugrad,
Promoting the Interaction between Education, Research and Professional Practice Prof. Stig Enemark President Aalborg University, Denmark FIG COMMISSION.
Internal Quality Assurance System in Armenian HEIs Tempus JEP “ARMQA” Dr. Prof. Alexander Markarov Deputy Vice Rector, YSU
Graduate Program Completer Evaluation Feedback 2008.
- ANALYSIS OF QUALITY DATA USING SPSS FOR THE EDUCATION PROCESS OF PUAS - MEASUREMENT OF STUDENTS SATISFACTION THROUGH SPPS AND MODIP IN PIRAEUS UNIVERSITY.
Title Training Program Work-plan On Information Management for ACFTU Duration June, 2009 Starting date 13 JUNE, 2009 Language Chinese\English Union.
Engineering and Education Partnership: Preparing the Next Generation of Cross Disciplinary Trained STEM Teachers Dr. Michael de Miranda School of Education.
the System of State Statistics in Ukraine
Quality Assurance and Enhancement at The University of Edinburgh
Othman Haji Simbran Brunei Darussalam National Accreditation Council
EXAMPLES OF E-LEARNING MATERIALS EIT Meeting – Cyprus September 2007
Presentation transcript:

TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE Establishment of a Central Unit for training the Educational Staff of T.E.I. of Crete training the Educational Staff of T.E.I. of Crete in New Pedagogical Methods and New Technologies in Education in New Pedagogical Methods and New Technologies in Education J. Kaliakatsos, Ch. Haritaki, E. Antonidakis, G. Liodakis

TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

 Technological Educational Institute (T.E.I.) of Crete conducted a survey among its educational staff members and found that there is a need for training them in new trends and new technologies in education. Thus was decided to organize and put in operation a Central Unit for this scope.  This is very important for the Institution because it is in the process of evaluating and reforming its educational program of studies. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The organizational structure of this Unit consists of a committee with the responsibility to organize expert groups in the following subjects: New trends in Higher Education.. Introduction of New Technologies in Education for the whole Institution. Use of new technologies to deliver distance education, lifelong learning [3] and training at the six branches of the Institute, all around Crete. Act as a first level self-evaluating committee in the process of evaluation of our Institution TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The Directions of the Central Unit are the following: 1.Support Self-Training of educators at the new educational trends: (i) the usage of new technologies on multimedia and informatics and (ii) the introduction of new courses offered by distant learning for the wider opening of the Institution to the society through life-long learning. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The Directions of the Central Unit are the following: 2.Help to improve the quality of the produced educational material, in print or electronic form, with the evaluation and support of the editing mechanism of the institution. 3.Promote collaborative work towards the solution of different problems. The environmental problems were targeted first with the introduction of new courses related to the ecology, the quality of life and the protection of the environment TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

Even though professors of T.E.I. of Crete are of high qualifications, only a few have experience and knowledge of the application of new technologies on education and thus the following measures are taken:. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

1.Seminars were organized on the subject of New Technologies on Education to trigger the lecturers. Experts specialized on new educational methods, quality on education and evaluation of the educational process were invited to present their subjects to the stuff members of T.E.I of Crete TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

2.Self-training courses were offered using videoconferencing, internet and e-forum on the education with new technologies. T.E.I of Crete has developed applications through the “Distant Learning” Programs conducted in the past, and there are today organized videoconferencing rooms in 3 branches. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

3.A help-desk team has been created, consisting of specialists on informatics, multimedia, telecommunications, to offer support to staff members (i) on transforming their educational material in multimedia form and (ii) on continuous self-training on new educational technologies TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The Central Unit team, assisted by specialists on multimedia educational material production and students from the Departments of Applied Informatics & Multimedia and the Department of Electronics, is working on to: TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

 Define the guidelines and create the platform for the development of Electronic Material through special software and in collaboration with the Library.  Reform existing electronic material according to the defined specifications  Create new form of electronic material to be used in virtual classrooms, remote laboratories, electronic forums, electronic meetings, etc TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The Central Unit team, assisted by representatives of departments that offer courses on environmental education, is coordinating and supporting the following actions: TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

1.Organize interdisciplinary environmental courses that will promote the team work, aiming to point out the multidisciplinary of the environmental problems as well as the need for organized action for their solution. 2.Find solutions for the peculiarities of each department. 3.Introduce courses on environmental protection with emphasis on developing environmental consciousness to students, the future technological engineers. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

Find solutions for the peculiarities of each department; recycle electronic components for the Electronic Department, protect the water bodies in the ground for the Departments of Agricultural direction. organize additional seminars, adapt laboratory experiments, add tutorials, to cover the special needs of the each department. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

Introduce courses on environmental protection with emphasis on developing environmental consciousness to students, the future technological engineers. These courses are taught by staff members of T.E.I of Crete and by external specialized associates. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

1.Investigate the material of the courses offered to the students of more than one department. There is an evaluation and assessment group which 3. Create standards for the interdisciplinary courses. 2.Coordinate the departments and point out the specialties of each department for the better adoption of the course for each department TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

T.E.I. of Crete decided to proceed on offering interdisciplinary courses on the environment. A one-day seminar took place before the courses started. The number of students attending the seminar from the different Departments is shown on Table 1. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

SchoolsDepartment Number of Students Agriculture Green House Cultivations29 Agricultural Production6 Business Accounting54 Tourism Management17 Engineering Natural Resources20 Electrical2 Civil25 Applied Informatics14 Mechanical3 TOTAL170 TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The environmental courses that was decided to be offered where the following: 1.Framework of Environmental Protection 2.Environment and Administrative Bodies 3.Extreme Weather Conditions 4.Innovative Methods for Waist Treatment 5.Business and Environment TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

There were 491 course registrations by students. Table2 shows the course registrations to the above courses by department. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

SchoolsDepartment Number of Students Agriculture Green House Cultivations26 Agricultural Production30 Business Accounting55 Tourism Management357 Engineering Civil9 Mechanical14 TOTAL491 TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

Subject No of Sudents 1 Framework of Environmental Protection Environment and Administrative Bodies87 3 Extreme Weather Conditions3 4 Innovative Methods for Waist Treatment5 5Business and Environment 142 Total357 No of Registrations from Tourism Management Dept TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The Cental Unit team in collaboration with the people that either have worked in the previous [1] “Distant Learning Programs” and students from the informatics and telecom related departments is working on to: TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

1.Organize the videoconferencing rooms and laboratories [2], 3.Adapt the educational material needed for the courses offered through distant learning in order to be appropriate for the trainees as well as for assistance to the professors 4.Organize modules, that are targeted not only for students but also for graduates and for the society in general 2.Train the personnel that is used for technical support for the distant learning actions. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

CONCLUSIONS The establishment of a Central Unit, for training the Educational Staff of T.E.I. of Crete in New Pedagogical Methods and New Technologies in Education, is shown to be of high value. In our society with continuously changing needs a special body is needed to assist the institution and help for better quality of education to be offered. The Central Units role, in its first year of existence was the to assist on the self-training of the professors, set the guidelines and help to prepare educational material in electronic form, promote environmental education and consciousness, establish the infrastructure and operate the distant learning courses. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

The first results from the above actions are very encouraging. A satisfactory number of students (more than 400) have attended the multidisciplinary courses. More than 40 courses are delivered electronically and there is an interest from the professors to attend the training seminars for the new technologies. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Project is co-funded by the European Social Fund and National Resources under the EPEAEK II program for reforming the Greek educational system. TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE

REFERENCES [1] N. Afentakis, A. Katsamaki, J. Kaliakatsos, “Pilot Educational Program for RES in Crete by means of traditional and interactive distance learning methods”, Proc. of the VI World Congress in Renewable Energies, Brighton, UK, 1-7 July 2000, Part II pp (2000). [2] E. Antonidakis, N. Petrakis, I. Kaliakatsos, C. Athanasaki- Michailidou, “Laboratory performance in integrated ODL environments”, ENGINEERING EDUCATION AND RESEARCH – 2002, iNEER and Begell House Publishers [3] C. Jones, “Computers and education: towards a lifelong learning society”, Computers & Education, Volume 45, Issue 2, September 2005, Pages TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRETE