The goal of this extremely important project is to advance higher education in the fast-growing field of information sciences, in order to enable the teaching in line with the modern innovative world trends in hybrid and international environments and the needs of Industry 4.0.
Although the first meeting had to be held online, the partners managed to achieve the goal of getting to know the teams involved and to make the initial coordination of the activities and expected results that will enable them to explore, teach and implement the changes described as project objectives.
In addition to the Faculty of Organization and Informatics as coordinator, the partners of this project include the leading European universities in the field of informatics and related sciences and educational sciences: The Open University from the United Kingdom, University of Zilina in Slovakia, University of Belgrade in Serbia, Tallinn University in Estonia , Universita Degli Studi Dell'Aquila from Italy and Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya from Spain.
During the project, the partners will work on 5 main results, and will start by creating a catalogue of innovative teaching methods and related skills in line with the needs of Industry 4.0, which will be coordinated by experts from the Open University (UK).
One of the biggest expected impacts of the project will be that on higher education teachers and students from partner institutions who will gain valuable domain knowledge and unique experience of working and learning in international teams and online environment through practical work in international online joint classrooms designed within this project.
The project is coordinated by assoc. prof. dr. sc. Igor Balaban (FOI) and more information on the expected results and partners involved is available on the official project website: https://teach4edu4-project.eu/en