EUMEDCONNECT2 Supports e-Learning and Collaborative Tools
Against the backdrop of limited mobility and a rapidly expanding student population in many Mediterranean countries, ICT-enabled distance learning, commonly referred to as e-learning, provides an answer to the need to move beyond traditional, campus-based education. With its high-speed, reliable connectivity EUMEDCONNECT2 supports this educational innovation: it facilitates the online training of university staff in tele-teaching techniques and enables students to enrol virtually and attend lectures remotely at geographically dispersed universities.
Similarly, collaboration tools, such as video-conferencing and immersive environments, allow users at different locations throughout the region to interact in real time as though they were in the same place. EUMEDCONNECT2 provides an enabling environment for the delivery of remote, interactive training in a wide variety of disciplines. It also provides cost-effective and time-saving communication support to geographically dispersed partners in collaborative research projects.
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Find out more about how EUMEDCONNECT2 supports e-learning, remote professional training and communication between project partners in the case studies listed below.
Case Studies (click on the title of the study to download the pdf)
ICT-LEAP: leaping barriers to education through e-learning
Case study describing how EUMEDCONNECT2 supports the creation of e-education centres across the Mediterranean.
ITHANET: e-infrastructers revolutionising thalassaemia treatment
Case study describing how health practitioners and medical scientists in the field of thalassaemia benefit from the collaborative tools supported by EUMEDCONNECT2.
EuMed Cancer - GeMed Network: supporting medical e-learning in the Mediterranean region
Case study describing EUMEDCONNECT2's support for a pioneering e-learning training programme in genetics.
CIRCE: e-infrastructures help save the Mediterranean
Case study describing how EUMEDCONNECT2 supports virtual scientific workgroup meetings between 64 geographically dispersed research teams participating in this climate change research project.


