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No. 3/2023 Quaderni di Comunità Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella società 5.0

Reinventing University. The Digital Challenge In Higher Education

Edited by Stefania Capogna, Ligita Šimanskienė, Erika Župerkienė

No. 1/2024 Journal
of digital Pedagogy

Digital Pedagogy
in Higher education

Edited by Olimpius Istrate, Simona Velea – In the process of printing

No. 2 (43) Journal of
Social Sciences

Regional Formation
and Development Studies

Edited by Ligita Šimanskiene, Erika Župerkienė – In the process of printing

TitleYearAuthorResearch Organization / Affiliation Journal / PublisherAcademic FieldsKeywordLink
Krepitev mehkih kompetenc2023Jerneja LešnikVocational College of Hospitality and Tourism MariborAssociation of Slovene Higher Vocational CollegesHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologySoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Vloga višjega strokovnega šolstva pri spodbujanju zelenega podjetništva pri mladih2023Andreja PetrovičSchool of Economics, Higher Vocational CollegeAssociation of Slovene Higher Vocational CollegesEconomics and StatisticsEducationCLICK HERE
Priložnost za izboljšanje poklicnih in podjetniških kompetenc2023Karmen Grudnik, Jožica OvčjakSchool Centre Slovenj Gradec, Higher Vocational CollegeAssociation of Slovene Higher Vocational CollegesEconomics and StatisticsMismatchCLICK HERE
Izzivi sodobne družbe2023Lucija ZidanskiSchool Centre Celje4th National Professional Conference Creative Learning Environments
Proceedings/Celje School Centre
Industrial and Information EngineeringArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
Akademija za kombinirano učenje2023Marjana ŠporarSchool Centre Novo Mesto4th National Professional Conference Creative Learning Environments
Proceedings/Celje School Centre
History, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyDistance LearningCLICK HERE
Vpliv tehnologije na medsebojne odnose2023Nataša KoprivnikLoče Primary School4th National Professional Conference Creative Learning Environments
Proceedings/Celje School Centre
History, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologySoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Mikrodokazila v poklicnem in strokovnem izobraževanju2023Tomaž PintaričSchool Centre Novo Mesto4th National Professional Conference Creative Learning Environments
Proceedings/Celje School Centre
History, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyEducationCLICK HERE
Teaching computational thinking using scenario-based learning tools2023Zitouniatis, A., Lazarinis, F., & Kanellopoulos, D.Hellenic Open UniversityEducation and Information Technologies , SpringerComputer ScienceSelect oneCLICK HERE
Adult students’ perceptions of a synchronous distance education teacher training programme using microsoft teams2023Sarma, A. M., Gkila, P., & Armakolas, S.University of PatrasJournal of Open, Flexible and Distance LearningHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyDistance Learning
A competency-based specialization course for smart city professionals.2024Panagiotakopoulos, T., Lazarinis, F., Stefani, A., & Kameas, A.Hellenic Open UniversityResearch & Practice in Technology Enhanced LearningHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyE-learning
An adaptable multi-learner serious game for learning cultural heritage2022Lazarinis, F., Boididis, I., Kozanidis, L., & Kanellopoulos, D.Hellenic Open UniversityAdvances in Mobile Learning Educational ResearchHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyE-learningCLICK HERE
Design and evaluation of a Mooc on the Internet of Things to Upskill Adult Educators2024Lazarinis, F., Panagiotakopoulos, T., & Kameas, A.Hellenic Open University18th annual International Technology, Education and Development ConferenceHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyE-learning
Digitalization in the Romanian Higher Education in the Present Digital Era2020Ciurea, MariaDepartment of Economics Sciences, University of Petrosani, RomaniaAtlantis PressHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Modalități de utilizare a TIC pentru evaluarea studenților (Ways of using ICT for student assessment)2009Istrate, OlimpiusInstitute for Education, BucharestInstitute for Education & Social ITHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyAssessmentCLICK HERE
Social Networks and the Development of Students’ Social Competences2024Marković, M., Stanisavljević Petrović, Z., Pavlović D.Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš, SerbiaJournal of Digital Pedagogy, 3(1) 18-28. Bucharest: Institute for EducationPolitical and Social SciencesDistance LearningCLICK HERE
Navigating Learning Paths with EDSense: An AI-Powered Learning Platform2023Ivanov, M., Cristea, D.S., Vlase, M., Munteanu, D.Altfactor & ”Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati, RomaniaJournal of Digital Pedagogy, 2(1) 14-24. Bucharest: Institute for EducationHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
Digital Pedagogy. Definition and Conceptual Area2022Istrate, OlimpiusInstitute for Education, BucharestJournal of Digital Pedagogy, 1(1) 3-10. Bucharest: Institute for EducationHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyEducationCLICK HERE
How to cite ChatGPT and AI products2023Istrate, OlimpiusInstitute for Education, BucharestRevista de Pedagogie Digitală, 2(1) 3-8. București: Institutul pentru EducațieHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Need, Advantages and Capabilities of Learning Analytics in K12 Education: Study Results from Lithuania2024Šmitienė, G., Melnikova, J., Batuchina, A., Šakytė-Statnickė, G.Department of Pedagogy, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Klaipeda UniversityJournal of Digital Pedagogy, 3(1) 11-17. Bucharest: Institute for EducationHistory, Philosophy, Pedagogy and PsychologyEducationCLICK HERE
Managing the digital university. Paradigms, leadership, and organization.
2023Lukasz SulkowskiJagiellonian University, Poland.RoutledgePolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Le competenze digitali dei docenti. Un’indagine esplorativa sull’uso delle ICT a scuola2016Nirchi S.Formazione & Insegnamento XIVPolitical and Social SciencesDigital Transformation
The Rhetoric of Digitalization in Italian Educational Policies: Situating Reception among Digitally Skilled Teachers2019Luca SalmieriItalian Journal of Sociology of EducationPolitical and Social SciencesEducation
La digitalizzazione della scuola. Temi, teorie e metodi di ricerca2019Giancola O., Grimaldi E., Romito M.Il Mulino – Rivisteweb, Scuola democraticaPolitical and Social SciencesEducation
Il digitale a scuola. Rivoluzione o abbaglio?2019Marco GuiIl MulinoPolitical and Social SciencesEducation
Icts overuse in the European educational space. Interpreting the Icts overdose on learning outcomes2020Giancola O., Salmieri L.La Sapienza Università di RomaSociologia e Ricerca SocialePolitical and Social SciencesEducation
Digital innovations as the basis for the implementation of the Concept for the development of T-shaped skills in higher education2023Ligita Simanskiene, Erika Zuperkiene, Halyna MisheninaKlaipeda UniversityQuaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Shifting Paradigm of “Onlife Learning” in European Higher Education Institutes (HEIs): A Case of Working-Life Competence Development Best Practices2023Paresh Rathod, Pasi KämppiLaurea University of Applied SciencesQuaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Self-assessment in vet and higher education: links and further developments2023Laura Evangelista, Concetta FonzoAccreditamento e Qualità della Formazione”,
Struttura Sistemi Formativi, Inapp
Quaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Evaluation of Universities QoS using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps2023Perivolaris Panagiotis, Stylianakis VassilisPatras UniversityQuaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The impact of digitalisation in scientific research: risks, opportunities and ethical challenges2023Maria Chiara De AngelisLink Campus UniversityQuaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Modernity and Identity processes on the light of the diffusion of new digital technologies2023Giuliana ParenteUniversità degli Studi di Milano,Quaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
L’impatto della pandemia sui comportamenti rischio dei giovani: le challenge rischiose2023Patrizio Pastore, Gerarda GrippoLa Sapienza Università di RomaQuaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Le “destinazioni educative” della Generazione X: risultati e disuguaglianze in una prospettiva generazionale2023Orazio Giancola, Matteo BonanniLa Sapienza Università di RomaQuaderni di Comunità. Persone, Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Chatbots in Education: A Dual Perspective on Innovation and Ethics2024Sergio PappagalloLink Campus UniversityJournal of Digital Pedagogy, 3(1) 3-10. Bucharest: Institute for EducationPolitical and Social SciencesArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
Etica e intelligenza artificiale. Questioni aperte2020Edmondo GrassiUniversità Telematica San RaffaeleAracnePolitical and Social SciencesArtificial Intelligence
Intelligenza artificiale e riflessioni teoriche sul mutamento tecnologico2022Edmondo GrassiUniversità Telematica San RaffaeleMorlacchi EditorePolitical and Social SciencesArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
La costruzione del sociale nell’epoca della postrealtà2022Edmondo GrassiUniversità Telematica San RaffaeleFUPPolitical and Social SciencesArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
Éducation, technologie et contrôle : l’ère de l’intelligence artificielle2022Edmondo GrassiUniversità Telematica San RaffaelePresses Universitaires de VincennesPolitical and Social SciencesArtificial Intelligence
Continuing training in the digital era: microlearning, microcredentials, and digital badges: challenges and perspectives2024Alessandra PedoneINAPPQTimes -Journal of Education, Technology and Social StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesE-learningCLICK HERE
La formazione per la transizione o la transizione della formazione? Il digitale e la formazione continua: Micro-credenziali, ILA, e innovazione nella formazione in Europa2021Alessandra PedoneINAPPProfessionalità StudiPolitical and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Dalla formazione informale allo smart learning. Nuovi scenari per la formazione continua in azienda nella transizione digitale2021Alessandra PedoneINAPPXXIII Congresso Nazionale AIVPolitical and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Why Do Digital Transformation Initiatives fail? Digital Mindsets as An Invisible Strategic Component2024Hatice Gökçe DEMİRELFırat University Elazığ/TurkeyJournal of Management ScienceIndustrial and Information EngineeringDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
The Path Towards Pooling the European University Alliance Research Infrastructure2024Edita LenkauskaitėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Nuotolinės studijos ar nuotolinės paskaitos? Paskaitos auditorijoje ar nuotolinės paskaitos?2022Remigijus Čiegis,
Ligita Šimanskienė, Julius Ramanauskas
Klaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesDistance LearningCLICK HERE
The Importance to Careers of Intercultural Communication: a Student Perspective2023Vaida ŽegunienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Darbuotojų pasitikėjimą savimi mažinančių veiksnių valdymas neapibrėžtumo sąlygomis2022Virginija RamašauskienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Darnaus vystymosi įgūdžių formavimas ugdymo įstaigose2022Kęstutis Biekša, Violeta ValiulėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Elektroninės komercijos platformų sėkmę lemiančių veiksnių teorinės nuostatos2022Antanas Beniušis, Agnė ŠneiderienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Informacinių ir ryšių technologijų (IRT) taikymas tobulinаnt bibliotekų personalo kvalifikaciją2022Marius ApulskisKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
The Organisation of the Education of Returned Emigré Pupils in a Progymnasium2022Lilia Žukauskienė, Aušrinė Zulumskytė, Rasa OzbinaitėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesDistance LearningCLICK HERE
Pre-School Global Citizenship Education: an Ethnographic Study2022Vaida ŽegunienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Innovative Approaches to the Formation of a Social Atmosphere in the Context of Work Team Management2022Marianna Šramková Jana Janičková Katarína ZimermanováKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Opportunities for the Use of Steam Projects in Primary Years Classes: the Points of View of International Baccalaureate Teachers2022Gražina Šmitienė Kamilė KesylėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSTEMCLICK HERE
Jaunesniojo mokyklinio amžiaus vaikų sveikatos elgsenos stebėsena ir korekcija šeimoje: tėvų nuomonė2022Neringa Strazdienė, Birutė Strukčinskienė, Raimonda MickienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Marble Sustainability Matters: an Educational Programme on Marble, Integrating Science, Culture and the Environment2022Michail Potsikas, Konstantina Prouska, George EfthimiouKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Headmasters’ Attitudes Towards Career Management Opportunities for Pre-School Education Teachers2022Ilona Klanienė, Gražina Šmitienė, Raimonda VainorėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Education of Gifted Pre-School Children Using Information Communication Technology: the Opinions of Teachers2022Reda Jacynė, Evelina ŽukauskaitėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Active Learning Methods in Developing Children’s Language Skills at Pre-School Age: Teachers’ Attitudes2022Rasa Braslauskienė, Erika Turauskienė, Erika Turauskienė, Jolanta Vaičiulienė, Jolanta VaičiulienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Dirbtinis intelektas edukacijoje: integravimo galimybių teorinė analizė2022Aleksandra Batuchina, Dalia Baziukė, Julija MelnikovaKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
Savanorių pritraukimo į ne pelno siekiančias organizacijas priemonės2022Jolanta Vaicekavičienė, Arnoldas PetrulisKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Vadovų požiūrio į darbuotojų asmenines ir organizacines pasipriešinimo technologiniams pokyčiams priežastis kokybinis tyrimas2022Birutė Paulikienė, Julius PaulikasKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Skaitmeninių technologijų integravimas į mokyklos, kaip organizacijos, procesus ir praktikas: teorinis modelis2023Aleksandra Batuchina, Julija MelnikovaKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesE-learningCLICK HERE
An Analysis of the Level of Parental Demand for a Preschool Facility with a Special Focus on the Inclusion of Artistically Gifted Children and the Adequacy of its Marketability2023Mária VavrúšováKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Žaidimų terapijos taikymas ikimokyklinio amžiaus vaikų emocinės sveikatos ugdymui(si): ugdomojo projekto rezultatai2023Neringa Strazdienė, Renata JakovenkoKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Attitude of Youth Towards the Threats and Benefits of Active Citizenship2023Ilvija Pikturnaitė, Jurgita Paužuolienė, Robertas KavoliusKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Contribution of Students and Educators to Economic Sustainability Based on their Awareness of their Own Role in Economic Development2023Maryna MorozKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Influence of Educational Level on Income as an Important Aspect of Quality of Life in Latvia2023Kristine Liepina, Biruta SlokaKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Savanorių, kaip mentorių, veikla teikiant pagalbą vaikams, dalyvaujantiems “Big Brothers / Big Sisters” programoje2023Ilona Klanienė, Alina Glybina, Gražina Šmitienė, Donatas LengvinasKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Actions by Headmasters to Attract New Teachers to General Education Institutions in Klaipėda: the Headmasters’ Views2023Reda Jacynė, Evelina ŽukauskaitėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Preschool Teachers’ Experiences of Inclusive Education in Developing Children’s Communication Competence2023Rasa Braslauskienė, Erika TurauskienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Leadership by Progymnasium Teachers in Organising the Educational Process2023Lilia Žukauskienė, Aurimas LabanauskasKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The System of Preventive, Corrective-Educational and Resocialising Activities in the Republic of Bulgaria2024Daniel PolihronovKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Vaikų emocinės sveikatos ugdymas(is) ikimokyklinio ugdymo įstaigoje: mokytojų nuomonės ir patirtys2024Neringa Strazdienė, Gitana TolutienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Investigating the Relationship Between Graduate Learners’ Attitudes Towards Online Learning and Social Anxiety2024Nilgun Ozdamar Nilgun Ozdamar, Ummuhan Icme Ummuhan IcmeKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Expression of Teacher-Leadership in the Organisation of the Educational Process at a Progymnasium2024Aurimas LabanauskasKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Unveiling the Potential of Learning Analytics in Learning Design: Theoretical Implications for General Education2024Kamilė Kesylė, Julija MelnikovaKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesE-learningCLICK HERE
Data Literacy of Secondary School Teachers: the Competence-Based Approach2024Evelina Brazauskienė, Julija MelnikovaKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Potential of Digital Tools for Developing Pre-School Children’s Language Skills: Teachers’ Experiences2024Rasa Braslauskienė, Erika Turauskienė, Reda JacynėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Impact of School Leaders on Teachers’ Engagement in School Improvement Through an Intergenerational Diversity Lens2024Julija Melnikova, Gita Šakytė-StatnickėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
The Path Towards Pooling the European University Alliance Research Infrastructure2024Edita LenkauskaitėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Tvarumo aspektas rengiant STEAM projektus pradiniame ugdyme [The aspect of sustainability in developing the STEAM projects in primary education].2024Gražina ŠmitienėSMC “Scientia Educologica”Natural Science Education, 21(1), 8–17. https://doi.org/10.48127/gu-nse/24.21.08Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Integrating Environmental, Social and Governance (Esg) Principles into Organisations2024Jurgita Pažuolienė, Vadym DerkachKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Pro-Environmental Behaviour and Sustainable Development: Evidence from a Survey of Lithuanian and Ukrainian Students2024Samanta Simonavičė, Vira Shevchuk, Oresta BordunKlaipėda University (Lithuania), Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (Ukraine)Regional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
Pradedančių studijas studentų reflektyvioji pedagoginė praktika: studentų patirtys ir praktikos tobulinimo galimybės2024Neringa Strazdienė, Sada Ramanauskienė, Aida NorvilienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Using Learning Analytics in Mathematics and Science Education Lessons: A Case Study from Lithuania2024Gražina Šmitienė, Julija Melnikova, Aleksandra Batuchina, Gita Šakytė-StatnickėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Emocinio intelekto ir lyderystės sąsaja sveikatos priežiūros organizacijose2024Gintautas Virketis, Liveta Plyčevaitė, Birutė StrukčinskienėKlaipeda UniversityRegional Formation and Development StudiesPolitical and Social SciencesSoft SkillsCLICK HERE
The Digital Transformation of European Higher Education2024Stefania Capogna, Francesca GrecoLink Campus University, University of UdineSpringer NaturePolitical and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Reinventing University: the Digital Challenge in Higher Education2024Stefania Capogna, Maria Chiara De Angelis, Francesca GrecoLink Campus University, University of Udineuropean Journal of Education. Research, Development and PolicyPolitical and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Application of learning analytics in European general education schools: theoretical review2023Aleksandra Batuchina, Julija MelnikovaKlaipeda UniversityQuaderni di comunità. Persone, educazione e welfare nella società 5.0Political and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
University teachers data literacy for pedagogical decision making2024Aleksandra Batuchina, Julija MelnikovaKlaipeda UniversityQuaderni di comunità. Persone, educazione e welfare nella società 5.1Political and Social SciencesDigital TransformationCLICK HERE
Online training course within the framework of the project D-Challenge.2024Armakolas, S., Vonitsanos, G., Lazarinis, F., PanagiotakopoulosUniversity of PatrasProceedings International Student Conference of Future TeachersPolitical and Social SciencesDigital Transformation
Blending traditional and online learning approaches for Soft Skills Development in Higher Education2024Vonitsanos, G., Armakolas, S., Lazarinis, F., Panagiotakopoulos, T., Kameas, A.University of PatrasInnovating Higher Education Conference 2024. EADTU.Political and Social SciencesDigital Transformation
A blended learning course to empower innovative online teaching in higher education2024Lazarinis, F., Panagiotakopoulos, T., Armakolas, S., Vonitsanos, G., Iatrellis, O., and Kameas, A.University of PatrasEuropean Journal of EducationPolitical and Social SciencesDigital Transformation
Social Innovation as a Platform for Hybridizing Education Systems.2023Carrera, Dario, Domenico Maria Caprioli, e Melih BoyaciImpact HUBQuaderni di Comunità, Persone Educazione e Welfare nella Società 5.0Political and Social SciencesEducationCLICK HERE
Chatbots in Education: A Dual Perspective on Innovation and Ethics.2024Sergio PappagalloLink Campus UniversityJournal of Digital PedagogyPolitical and Social SciencesArtificial Intelligence
Trasformazione digitale, intelligenza artificiale e ricerca scientifica: tra rischi, opportunità e sfide etiche2024Maria Chiara de AngelisLink Campus UniversityIntelligenza artificiale. In cerca di umanitàPolitical and Social SciencesArtificial IntelligenceCLICK HERE
E-Research: Emerging Challenges and Ethical Issues in the Algorithms Age2024Maria Chiara de Angelis, Andrea VelardiLink Campus UniversitySOCIOLOGIA, vol. 3Political and Social SciencesArtificial Intelligence
IstitutionCountryProcess of ObtainingDescription of dataPossible uses
Postsecondary Education Research and Implementation Institute (PERI2)California (USA)To make the data request you must complete the form at this LINK. Rules: this must be done by a Senate faculty member listed on your IRB; we may contact you to further discuss your research project and clarify your data needs. Data will be securely sent as a .csv file. An IRB is required for access to student-level data.Institutional data regarding students (including student demographic data, individual course grades, or other types of data). At this link you can see the list of variables that are provided. The same providers say that this data can be used by anyone who conducts research projects in the field of Education (with the intention of publishing or presenting the results).We can analyse this data focusing on their competences and educational outcomes in each field of study. We can check if and how digital competencies are addressed.
ERIC, Institute of Education SciencesUS GovernmentThis is a selection of Education themed articles downloadable in PDF from the website. Not every article is freerly dowloadable but the largest part is.ERIC indexes a wide variety of journal sources regarding Education Issues. The site provides a keyword search. In addition, the content is indexed by subject areas.Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
DOAJ – Directory of Open Access JournalsGlobal (134 countries represented)In the website the contents can be searched by subject, title etc. and freely downloadable. The contents are divided into journals and articles.DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, freely available online for everyone.Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
Plos OneInternationalPLOS ONE is an inclusive journal community. Research published in PLOS ONE is immediately available to the widest possible audience: OPEN ACCESS articles from the website (freerly downloadable)PLOS ONE accepts research in over two hundred subject areas across science, engineering, medicine, and the related social sciences and humanities. Through its search engine you can find articles about your subject of interest (in this case, social sciences, education and maybe Digital Health).Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
ScienceOpenInternationalMultidimensional search in millions of article records for quick orientation: Filter your search by 18 filters including open access, preprint, author, keyword, content type, source, and more. Content freerly downloadable in various formats.Scientific articles in Open Access. Search engine for titles, authors, keywords etc.Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
ResearchGateInternationalArticles freerly downloadabl from the website. Search engine works with keywords and fields of study.Scientific articles and researches in Open Access. Themes for the search engine: digital education.Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
JSTORInternationalArticles freerly downloadabl from the website. Search engine works with keywords and fields of study.Scientific articles mostly in Open Access (registration is needed). Search engine for titles, authors, keywords etc.Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
ScienceDirectinternationalJournal articles and book chapters downloadable from the website. Registration required. Search engine works with keywords, authors and titles.Peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters (including open access content)Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
Open Education ResocurcesGlobal (USA based)It is a community of practice that “provide resources, support, and opportunities for collaboration for learning, planning, and implementing successful open educational programs at community and technical colleges. Our activities include sharing best practices through regular webinars, online advocacy events, and conferences; maintaining an active community email list for current news, ideas, queries, and support; raising awareness of open education and its benefits; conducting workshops and presentations throughout North America; and supporting the needs of students and faculty at colleges engaged in OER adoption for courses and full degree pathways.”Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching, learning, and research materials that are either (a) in the public domain or (b) licensed in a manner that provides everyone with free and perpetual permission.If you are interested in conducting research yourself to measure the impact of adopting open educational resources at your own institution, see this toolkit developed by the Open Education Group. It contains sample survey instruments for students and faculty that you modify and use for your own circumstances.” It can be also interesting to think about how they use digital tools to promote and carry on their activities.
IstitutionCountryProcess of ObtainingDescription of dataPossible uses
EurostatEuropean UnionDownloadable files in different formats (for example xlsx) in open format divided by “topics” addressedThese data describe education and training systems in the EU and their outcomes. Topics: participation in education and training (including adult learning); learning mobility; education personnel; education finance; education and training outcomes; language learning and self-reported language skills. On the website are available graphs to immediately visualize the time trends of the different variables (ex. early school living among the countries).We can carry on some statistical analysis (using for example SPSS software) to make a comparison between countries about the participation in education and training
OECDEuropean UnionExportable in xlsx format divided by year, topic and indicatorIn this database, you can access the indicators of Education at a Glance. Values can be searched by country, year, and subject. TALIS (Teaching and Learning International Survey) data are avilable too, in which you can find informations related to our themes (teaching and learning in the era of digitalization).We can carry on some statistical analysis (using for example SPSS software) about teaching and leraning in the era of digitalization. This database could be also useful to identify wich are the most important variables on which these researches are based (including what type of questions are asked to the participants).
Data Europa – European CommissionEuropean UnionDownloadable in open mode in different formats (I chose CSV). You can also download it in SPSS format.Through this link you can access to different national and European datasets (selected by issue, pusblisher…). We selected European Union Data about 1st and 2nd survey on ICT in schools.We can carry on some statistical analysis (using for example SPSS software) about teaching and leraning in the era of digitalization. This database could be also useful to identify wich are the most important variables on which these researches are based (including what type of questions are asked to the participants).
ZenodoItaly, Austria, GreeceDownloadable: excel file with Standardized questionnaire responses. In the data set, the feedback was grouped into categories, based on the age and background of the users: middle and high school students (school students, results on sheet 1); Master in Earth Science students (msc, results on sheet 2); academics/researchers in Earth Sciences, which include PhD students and postdocs (Academics, results in Sheet 3); Public Laity (i.e. participants who do not belong to the other groups, results in Sheet 4).The dataset is associated with the paper entitled: How Academics and the Public Experienced Immersive Virtual Reality for Geo-education. It contains feedback regarding users’experience with Immersive Virtual Reality for geological exploration, through a tailored approach developed by Tibaldi et al. (2020) where the Virtual Landscape is based on 3D photogrammetry-based high-resolution models.
Such feedback has been acquired through anonymous questionnaires during nine dissemination events held in 2018 and 2019 in various locations (Vienna in Austria, Milan and Catania in Italy and Santorini in Greece), in the framework of the following projects: the MIUR project ACPR15T4_00098–Argo3D; 3DTeLC Erasmus+Project 2017-1-UK01-KA203-036719; EGU 2018 Public Engagement Grant.
We can use the paper and the dataset to analyse this interesting application of digital technologies in education. It can be an example of “best practices” on how digital technologies enhance teaching and learning
German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science StudiesGermanyYou have to apply from their site. It is not clear whether after the application the data will be in open format or if you will have to buy them. The data can be used for practice and study, but not for publications.Interesting data from surveys (for example on the impacts of the pandemic in HE). The research center focuses on Higher Education by addressing several topics (including the relationship with technologies). Until the application is made IT IS NOT CLEAR THE TYPE OF DATA that will be provided.We can check the type of data thei provide. Then, we can make a reasonment on how the pandemic has been “useful” to enhance the use and the relationship between teacher/students and digital technologies
School Education GatewayEuropean UnionThis is a selection of Education themed articles freely downloadable in PDF from the websiteThey are downloadable only PDF, so there are no Open data but only reading materials.Articles can be used as a theorical base for our themes of interest. They can be also useful to identify indicators and important variables in our future researches and activities.
IstitutionCountryProcess of ObtainingDescription of dataPossible uses
Università degli Studi di Milano-BicoccaItalyDownloadable: 2 datasets in SPSS format (“data” file and “profiles” file); 1 PDF file with questionnaire (ita); 1 PDF file with methodological notes (ita); 1 PDF file with codebook (ita) (5 files). Attention: the data are distributed exclusively for research and teaching purposes, and cannot be provided to third parties, free of charge or for a fee, even in partial form; the user is obliged to quote the data and documentation distributed by UniData within its publications; the user is also obliged to send to UniData any bibliographical information of the publications that make use of the distributed data.The data were collected as part of the ELECTUS (Education-for-Labour Elicitation from Companies’ Attitudes towards University Studies) research project carried out in 2015 by the University of Padua in partnership with numerous other Italian universities with the aim of investigating the criteria that entrepreneurs adopt in the choice of recent graduates who apply for a job position in their companies. 471 enterprises (recruiters). Self-selected sample of companies included in the Almalaurea archives and belonging to the Job Placement office of the University of Milan-Bicocca.We can carry on analysis regardin the competencies mainly required by companies (with a particular focus on digital competencies).
Università degli Studi di Milano-BicoccaItalyDownloadable: 1 dataset in SPSS format; 1 PDF file with questionnaire (ita); 1 PDF file with methodological notes (ita); 1 PDF file with archive notes (ita); 1 PDF file with codebook (ita) (5 file). Attention: the data are distributed exclusively for research and teaching purposes, and cannot be provided to third parties, free of charge or for a fee, even in partial form; the user is obliged to quote the data and documentation distributed by UniData within its publications; the user is also obliged to send to UniData any bibliographical information of the publications that make use of the distributed data.Distance education, education in emergency (2020). The study aims to describe the actions implemented by educational services during the emergency by COVID-19 in the spring of 2020, in order to understand how kindergartens and kindergartens responded to the emergency situation.
The aim of the research is to understand how educators, teachers and pedagogical coordinators of childcare educational services 0-6 have faced the lockdown period and consequently how the educational relationship has been declined, proposals, involvement actions, training, planning and pedagogical documentation.
Through a questionnaire administered to the services for children mainly of Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna in the first months of the lockdown, were investigated the changes introduced with the intent to understand lived and ethical questionsmoral, changes in planning, conditions for a continuity of educational processes through renewed relationships, able to bring out the salient and generative features of education.
We can check the type of data thei provide. Then, we can make a reasonment on how the pandemic has been “useful” to enhance the use and the relationship between teacher/students and digital technologies
Università degli Studi di Milano-BicoccaItalyDownloadable: 1 dataset in SPSS format; 1 PDF file with methodological notes (ita); 1 PDF file with codebook (ita); 1 folder with materials (data and syntax) for reproducibility of results (4 files). Attention: the data are distributed exclusively for research and teaching purposes, and cannot be provided to third parties, free of charge or for a fee, even in partial form; the user is obliged to quote the data and documentation distributed by UniData within its publications; the user is also obliged to send to UniData any bibliographical information of the publications that make use of the distributed data.OpenTeQ – Teacher Effectiveness Scale (2016-2017). The data are extracted from the OpenTeQ project, a controlled trial to assess the impact of light training on teachers’ relational skills.
The dataset includes two waves of CATI survey, conducted between 2016 and 2017 on teachers of Italian and mathematics in the secondary classes of 198 secondary schools of 1st grade (grade 7). Teachers were asked to evaluate their effectiveness in teaching through the Ohio State Teacher Efficacy Scale (OSTES). Longitudinal data were collected on 1,912 respondents, for a final response rate of 92%. The collected data are used to test the measurement invariance of OSTES over time, assessing the impact of different analytical approaches on the adequacy of the estimated models and on the measurement and structural parameters.
This dataset can be useful to address the issue of teachers’ relational skills, expecially considering our future training activities (we may find something interesting to enhance teacher’s relational skills though our training activities).

Elearning standards

The project starts from the observation that, currently, the academic community perceives that it’s still difficult to define elearning standards able to inform academic governance and stakeholders about the quality of e-learning processes. 

D-ChallengHE recognises the need to produce and validate a series of new quality assurance standards that consider the qualitative dimension of educational interaction in online learning environments and the need to communicate best practices at European level.

The definition of these standards relies on the intersection among policy, technology, education, society, and the labour market.