Workshops

Help us to further improve the EULiST Digital Campus and Course Catalog!

Time

TBD

Location

Schrödinger Room (SD 1.48)

About this Session

Being among the few EULiST students to gain under-the-hood insights into the latest features of the central Digital Campus and Course Catalog.

  • Test with us the current version of the EULiST digital campus developments.
  • Gathering feedback and students’ views on key features.
  • Identify with us areas for improvement, such as usability, filtering options, different user views, registration options etc.

We are looking forward to our students’ highly useful ideas and collaboration!

The Presenters

Gergely Rakoczi (TUW) and Nikolas Mitrou (NTUA)

Gergely Rakoczi is the head of the “Digital Teaching and Learning” service unit at the Technical University of Vienna (TU Wien). He has a background in media informatics and informatics management. He is working as an e-learning specialist at TU Wien for almost two decades. His main interests include Moodle, e-learning, course creation and design, and web-based training modules for higher education and the private sector. He is particularly interested in Moodle development, digital tools that enhance learning, Moodle user interface design, multimedia learning, eye movement analysis, and the use of virtual reality and 360-degree content in education. Dr. Nikolaos Mitrou has been a Full Professor — now Professor Emeritus — at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the National Technical University of Athens since 2000. His teaching and research interests lie in the fields of Telecommunications, Computer Networks, and Informatics. He coordinates the KALLIPOS project for the creation of open-access digital academic textbooks (https://kallipos.gr). Since 2024, he has been contributing to the EULiST alliance project (https://eulist.university) as coordinator of the “Catalogue of Courses & Learning Opportunities” development team.

Contact:

gergely.rakoczi@tuwien.ac.at

Venue Details

Schrödinger Room (SD 1.48)

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