Representatives of KSU Are among the Participants of Trainings to Improve Digital Competence under the DigiUni Project
On May 27, the second training workshop "Enhancing Digital Competence" began at the Adam Mickiewicz University (Poznan, Poland) under the project of the EU Erasmus+ international program DigiUni: Digital University — Open Ukrainian Initiative (DigiUni).
Kherson State University is represented by Vice-Rector for Educational, Scientific a Pedagogical Affairs Daria Malchykova, Professor of the Department of Physics Serhii Babichev, Professor of the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Nataliya Valko, and Senior Lecturer of the Department of Medicine Yulia Solona.
Over the course of five days, representatives of Ukrainian universities and partners of the DigiUni project will learn about:
- strategies and tools for improving students' digital literacy;
- EPICUR's experience in creating a platform for digitizing student mobility of consortium member universities;
- best practices for creating interesting and effective educational videos;
using Microsoft Forms as a tool for creating forms, tests, and surveys for educational purposes; - technical aspects of working in a professional language environment in a modern studio, which will deepen the understanding of audiovisual technologies and their application in creating educational content.
"Our delegation handed over to partners from Adam Mickiewicz University a unique collection of stories of educational resistance of our university community - "Kherson Essays: Live to Win". Thank you for the systematic support!", - noted KSU Rector Oleksandr Spivakovskiy.
According to Vice-Rector Daria Malchikova, the training will offer approaches to integrating digital skills into the educational process, focusing on expanding digital literacy skills through practical strategies and tools.
"Today we had the opportunity to discuss the experience of the EPICUR consortium in creating a platform for digitizing student mobility of EPICUR member universities and hybrid learning, and to master selected methods and tools to support e-learning. We look forward to further work within the framework of the training, because this is another building block of our sustainability and further development," emphasized the Vice-Rector.
Press Center of KSU