Humanity is bustling with E-learning!

Saturday - February 29, 2020 14:05

The training session on E-learning teaching on the platform supported by UPM (under Bao Ninh Group) for free for teachers of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities took place on February 27 and 28. More than 80 lecturers from all units were supported by UPM technicians to set up accounts and build course teaching content, expected to be deployed in the next semester.

Nhân văn rộn ràng cùng E-learning! — Humanity is bustling with E-learning!

Vice Principal Hoang Anh Tuan shared at the training session: Promoting "technological" teaching and applying technology in online teaching at the school is not a seasonal job, this will be a strategic activity of the school. Therefore, implementing E-learning teaching at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities is currently one of the key tasks that the school has set for 2020 and the next 5 years. This activity also reflects the efforts of teachers in applying IT to innovative teaching activities.

He also said: Previously, the school's online training only stopped at the level of combining online and offline learning, meaning that teachers assigned homework to students, assigned reading materials; some discussions were conducted in online classes combined with offline lectures in the classroom. Currently, to promote and popularize E-learning teaching activities throughout the school in a more professional and effective direction, applying technology at a higher level, the school cooperated with UPM Educational Technology Joint Stock Company to put into use a new online teaching platform, which is much more modern and convenient in helping teachers manage online classes and interact with students in many ways.

The Vice Principal also acknowledged: The greatest success in implementing technology in teaching and learning at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities is the enthusiasm for innovation in teaching of the lecturers and staff of the University. When the University cooperated with UPM to implement E-learning training, the initial expectation of the University was that about 15-20 lecturers would be pioneers in applying it. But surprisingly, nearly 100 lecturers registered for training and implemented it in actual teaching this semester. The lecturers not only consider this as their legitimate right but also as their responsibility for innovation in teaching at the University. The University is proud to have a team of lecturers with high professional capacity, passion for their profession and especially a very high motivation for innovation!

If nothing changes, after 2 days of training, nearly 100 lecturers of the School will be ready to teach online using UPM's modern technology.