University of Gdańsk
Faculty of Economics
Armii Krajowej 119/121 Street,
81-824 Sopot, room 317
phone: +48 58 523 13 38
mail: incompedu@ug.edu.pl
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Polityka prywatności
4th Multiplier Event in Poland! University of Gdańsk
/in News/by adaborYou are cordially invited to register for an open event on the results of the InCompEdu prtoject to be held in Poland.
“Ways forward in online teaching” – results of the “InCompEdu” project.
The meeting will be held on March 1, 2023, from 9 to 14:00 at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Gdansk in Sopot.
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3rd Multiplier Event! of InComp Edu (University of Rijeka)
/in News/by adaborAs part of our work on the InComp Edu project, we are very pleased to invite you to the
3rd Multiplier Event
under the title:
Development and implementation of the innovative online course – examples of good practices.
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1st Multiplier – Challenges and best practices in remote and hybrid academic teaching
/in Bez kategorii/by adaborWe cordially invite you to participate in the 1st Multiplier Event “Challenges and best practices in remote and hybrid academic teaching”, which is organized within the project “InCompEdu – Innovative Competence in Online Higher Education” funded by Erasmus+ Programme 2021 – 2023.
The seminar will take place on the February 16, 2022, 10.00-16.00 (online)
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Work meeting, Friday 22 October 2021
/in News/by adaborA working meeting of the consortium that is part of the InComp Edu project was held on Friday, October 22.
The meeting concerned the scheme and progress of work under IO1 and IO2 activities.
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Questionnaire on challenges in online teaching during COVID-19 pandemic
/in News/by adaborHow the European universities are getting on with the sudden shift to online teaching?
The InCompEdu project is seeking an answer to this question: which kind of challenges there are at the European universities. The aim is to identify success stories and best practices, and to learn from each other. Please share your experiences on online teaching!
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