VICE RECTORAT DES RELATIONS EXTÉRIEURES, LA COOPÉRATION, L’ANIMATION ET LA COMMUNICATION, ET LES MANIFESTATIONS SCIENTIFIQUES Un site utilisant Les sites de UMAB
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(2017-2020)
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| The context
The e-LIVES project is an ERASMUS+ project that runs from October 15th, 2017 to October 14th, 2020.
The goals of the project are the identification of best practices in e-Engineering, the development of reliable remote laboratory solutions, the development of practical open staff training, the assessment of the pedagogical innovation solutions used, and the promotion of the concept of e-Engineering within the South and Eastern Mediterranean countries.
Coordinating Body : UNIVERSITY of Limoges (France)
| EUROPEAN PARTNERS |
| University of Limoges (France) |
| Polytechnic Institute of Porto (Portugal) |
| Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) |
| University of Continuing Education of Madrid (Spain) |
| LabsLandExperimentia (SL) |
| University of Bilbao (Spain) |
| MEDITERRANEAN PARTNERS |
| Abdelhamid Ibn Badis University of Mostagenem (dz) |
| University of Annaba (dz) |
| University of Guelma (dz) |
| University of Cadi Ayyad (ma) |
| University of Abdelmalek Essaadi Tetouan Morocco |
| University of Virtuelle – Tunis |
| University of Kairouan (tn) |
| Princess Sumaya University of Technology Amman Jordan |
| Technical University of Tafila Jordan |
| Project objectives
- Identify best practices to build high quality e-engineering training,
- Development of reliable remote lab solutions with online access to Practical Works 24/24 and 7/7,
- Development of practical staff training in Southern Mediterranean universities,
- Control and enhance the educational innovation solutions used,
- Promote e-engineering in the Southern Mediterranean countries mainly through National. Dissemination Workshops in all partner countries involved in the project,
- Sharing of know-how and learning by doing ensure the appropriation of the e-LIVES e-engineering solutions and the sustainability of future trainings developed.
| Project evolution