Digital education

About SRCE's educational programmes

The first courses organized by SRCE were held in 1972. SRCE's educational programmes include instructor-led courses, self-paced courses, workshops and webinars. These are organized to provide high-quality and diverse education in the fields of digital literacy, computer, internet and AI use, basic and advanced applications, and IT tools. It systematically drives the development of digital competences across the academic community.

From the academic year 2023/2024, all public higher education institutions can use the Turnitin software to verify the authenticity of their papers. In the academic year 2024/2025, the Turnitin software for verifying the authenticity of their papers includes an AI plugin.

It enables audio, video and text communication between attendees. A webinars' main feature is its interactivity, especially the ability to send and receive information which enables interaction between a presenter and participants located on various different locations.

Teachers often use a webinar for online lectures or for meetings with students (e.g. at postgraduate or doctoral studies). Lectures in webinars can be recorded and made available to the students enrolled in courses.

The E-learning Centre maintains two video conferencing systems for webinars:

Basic objectives of the E-learning Centre are:

• to provide support to teachers, students, e-learning teams and institutions
• to provide and maintain a reliable and generally accessible university platform for e-learning
• to support the university network of people involved or interested in e-learning

SRCE encourages the systematic application of open education principles, the development and application of open educational resources and open educational practices at the higher education institutions.