It featured input lectures on digital social learning by Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Kaliva, as well as the 'eTutor*innen Model' by Dr. Jana Kiesendahl and Frederik Sprave. In addition to the lectures, the programme emphasised collaboration between the university alliances in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (MV) and among European partners. Participants from KreativEU (Valahia, Opole, Adana, Camerino and Greifswald), EUNICoast (Stralsund), EU-CONEXUS (Rostock) and the Ukrainian Catholic University engaged in discussions regarding collaboration and digital learning opportunities. The extended programme also included a university tour, best practice sessions and networking events, including a wrap-up event at Greifswald’s harbour. Virtual participation options were available for those unable to attend in person. As an outcome of the workshop, the local members of alliances within MV have expressed their desire to meet again and consolidate cooperation.
Digital Teaching: Good Practice in European University Networks Workshop
