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Experiences and insights into the development of an IT infrastructure for learning and teaching in the university alliance “Unite!”

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Sandra Schön
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International, joint curriculum development: What is the impact of European university alliances?

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Channa van der Brug
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Growing Risks: Digital Infrastructure Under Pressure

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Channa van der Brug
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Künstliche Intelligenz: Wo stehen die deutschen Hochschulen?

27.06.2024
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European Digital Micro-Credentials – A Strategic Direction for German Higher Educational Institutions

Ildiko Mazar
Ildiko Mazar
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A toolbox on “Student wellbeing in digital studies”

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Jan Schuhr

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European Digital Micro-Credentials – A Strategic Direction for German Higher Educational Institutions

Digital credentials in general, and micro-credentials more narrowly, are increasingly vital, trusted tools for higher education institutions as they adapt to the demands of life-long learners and the evolving labour market. Their implementation is proving to be advantageous in learning recognition, student mobility, employability, and institutional efficiency. To understand the terminology and state of play at a European level, and how European Digital Credentials for Learning (EDC) can provide a framework for enhancing educational offerings for German Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), we contacted Ildiko Mazar and Kia Likitalo from the European Learning Model (ELM) Support team.

Growing Risks: Digital Infrastructure Under Pressure

Public institutions, including universities, are increasingly the focus of cyber attacks. University management is aware of this development. At the same time, however, there is a discrepancy between the perception of the general threat situation and the threat to their own institution. What do the data tell us, and what could be done to change this? Channa van der Brug speaks with Marian Burk, responsible for the recently published Hochschul-Barometer, who sheds light on the matter.

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